Donor Egg IVF is a fertility treatment option for those women who can’t produce or use their own eggs, for whatever reason.
Egg Donor IVF/ Donor Egg IVF is an IVF cycle that uses another woman’s eggs (young healthy & fertile donor eggs) which is then fertilized with sperm and implanted into the intended mother/recipient’s uterus. Incredibly, using donor eggs gives the recipients more odds of success.
When Donor Egg IVF is Needed?
Here are some situations in which Donor Egg IVF is required or may be recommended:
· Age-related female infertility
· Low/Diminished Ovarian Reserve
· Premature ovarian failure
· Cancer Survivors
· Genetic diseases
· Repeated IVF failures
· Unexplained repeated IVF failure
· Woman born without her ovaries due to a congenital anomaly

A fertility specialist or reproductive endocrinologist determines that Donor Egg IVF would be the best option for a couple or not. Later, the couple meet with the counselor or psychologist to discuss their benefits and risks to egg donor IVF, and they could decide the right path for them.

Once the couple decides on Egg Donor IVF, then the treatment follows very closely to conventional IVF cycle. With the help of supplementations, the intended mother’s uterus is prepared to create a suitable lining and to facilitate successful implantation. After embryo transfer, the recipient will take a pregnancy test to see if the cycle was a success.