Oocyte Donation

When to Opt for Oocyte Donation?

• For women with poor or no ovarian reserve
• In cases of premature ovarian failure or early menopause
• When previous IVF cycles have failed due to poor egg quality
• For women with genetic disorders that could be passed on
• Women above 40 years with low chances of natural conception
• If recommended by the fertility specialist after evaluation

Precautions During the Procedure

• Thorough medical and psychological screening of the donor
• Blood tests to rule out infections or genetic issues
• Synchronization of donor and recipient menstrual cycles
• Recipient must follow prescribed hormonal medications

Post-Treatment Care

• Take hormone medications as prescribed to prepare the uterus
• Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments
• Maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle to support implantation
• Report any unusual symptoms like bleeding, pain, or severe discomfort

Risks Involved

• Minimal risk of infection during the procedure
• Emotional or psychological impact on recipient or donor
• Success depends on donor egg quality and uterine health
• Rare allergic reaction to fertility medications

Steps in Oocyte Donation

• Donor Selection: A suitable donor is chosen after medical screening.
• Ovarian Stimulation (Donor): Donor receives hormonal injections to produce multiple eggs.
• Egg Retrieval: Mature eggs are collected from the donor’s ovaries.
• Fertilisation: Retrieved eggs are fertilised with the recipient’s partner’s sperm in the lab.
• Embryo Transfer: Healthy embryos are transferred into the recipient’s uterus.

This process provides an excellent opportunity for women with poor ovarian reserve to achieve pregnancy and motherhood.

Advanced Technology

With advanced IVF techniques and thorough donor screening, Oocyte Donation offers high success rates and safe treatment outcomes for couples struggling with infertility.