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Donor Treatments
Donor Treatments
Donor treatment in fertility relates to the use of donated sperm and eggs to assist individuals or couples who are battling with infertility issues. Donor treatments are assisted fertility treatments for infertility. Our state-of-the-art lab facility enables the donor treatment and provide quality preservation for future use.
Donor Eggs
What are Donor Eggs?
When a couple cannot get pregnant using the woman’s own eggs for In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), they will consider going through using donor eggs. Donor eggs helps an infertile woman to conceive.
Women with the following conditions are recipients for donor eggs:
Laser Assisted Hatching is a unique technique used in IVF where a small opening is created in the embryo to improve the implantation. In this process, the opening is created so that the embryonic cells hatch out to form the fetus. Laser Hatching is one of the effective techniques performed to ensure the safety of the embryo.
Laser-Assisted Hatching Procedure
- 1. Premature Ovarian Failure - a condition in which the menopause has started much earlier than the usual age, typically before age 40.
- 2. Diminished Ovarian Reserve - which means the eggs are of low quality, this can happen because of age as the fertility drops off after age 40.
- 3. When genetically transmitted diseases could be passed on to your child.
- 4. Failure of IVF, especially when the quality of eggs can be the problem.
- 5. Hormonal imbalance could also be a condition for opting of donor eggs.
Who needs Donor Eggs?
- 1. Women having poor-quality eggs or no eggs, but who wants a biological child using the male sperm.
- 2. Women who do not have ovaries but have intact uterus.
- 3. Women who do not want their offspring to inherit genetic factors.
- 4. Women above the age of 42.
Donor Sperm
What is Donor Sperm?
A sperm donor is a man who donates his sperm so that an infertile individual or the couple may use the sperm to achieve pregnancy and have a child. Couples generally use donated sperm when the male partner is having the lack of ability to produce sperm.
Who needs a sperm donor?
- 1. A male partner who does not want their offspring to inherit genetic factors.
- 2. A male partner with insufficient quantity and quality of sperm.
- 3. A male partner who has blocked sperm ducts.
- 4. A male partner with Retrograde Ejaculation
- 5. A male who has erectile dysfunction and cannot ejaculate during sex.
- 6. A male who has major spinal cord injuries.