Egg Donor
Donor Eggs are utilized when a woman can’t conceive with her own eggs. This treatment is a better choice for women who are infertile because of early menopause, ovarian failure, or advanced age. This procedure includes using donor eggs from a young, healthy female donor.
The Donor Egg IVF process is an advanced and secure technique. It allows women who cannot use their own eggs to still experience the joy of pregnancy. At Dr. Aravind IVF Centre, we guide every couple or individual with empathy, transparency, and expert care.
For women who are struggling with issues including low ovarian reserve, early menopause, or poor egg quality, IVF utilizing Donor Egg IVF Procedure is usually the best option, or genetic concerns. Additionally, it is advised for people who have had multiple unsuccessful IVF treatments using their own eggs.
Depending on its quality and growth, the best embryo is selected for transfer after it has been generated. From collection to fertilization, our lab and clinical team collaborate closely to guarantee the seamless Donor Egg Success Rates.
Our success comes from combining advanced medical tools with skilled specialists. With one of the highest Donor Egg IVF Success Rates in the country, we continue to help families grow, offering hope and real results. Dr. Aravind In Vitro Fertilization Centre is proud to be a leading name in fertility care, where science and support go hand in hand to fulfill the dream of parenthood.
1. What is egg donation?
Egg donation is when a woman donates her eggs to help another woman conceive.
2. Why is egg donation needed?
It helps women who cannot conceive with their own eggs due to infertility issues.
3. How is an egg donor selected?
Donors are screened medically, genetically, and psychologically, then matched with the recipient.
4. What happens during the egg donation process?
The donor takes hormones to produce eggs, which are fertilized and then transferred into the recipient’s womb.
5. How are the menstrual cycles of the donor and recipient synchronized?
Both take medications to align their menstrual cycles before egg retrieval.
6. Is egg retrieval painful?
Egg retrieval is done under anesthesia, so the donor doesn't feel pain during the procedure.
7. How do we know if the process worked?
A blood test after 2 weeks checks for pregnancy in the recipient.
