Egg Donation Centre In Noida

EGG DONATION

Many women suffering from poor egg quality have found a path to motherhood through donor eggs. Even for menopausal women, the uterus can be made healthy and childbearing through hormonal preparation and donor egg IVF provides a high chance of successful pregnancy. Understanding egg freezing cost in India can also help couples plan fertility treatments more effectively.

Who Needs Donor Egg IVF?

• Low/Poor Ovarian reserve
• Premature ovarian failure
• Chemotherapy or Surgical menopause.
• A woman born without ovaries.
• Repeated IVF Failure
• Women with autosomal recessive disorder

Success Rate of Egg Donor IVF:

Donor egg IVF success rate is about 60% per single attempt, and up to 90% in 3 attempts.

Donor Egg Sources and Profile:

• Quality egg donors are sourced from ART banks.
• They range from a middle-class background to being college-educated.
• All the necessary blood screening tests, including HIV and Thalassemia profile, are done. Only after stringent screening are the egg donors selected.
• The egg donor’s profile is shared if you so desire.
• All eggs from a single donor can be provided exclusively to intending parents. While shared egg donation lowers the cost, it does not allow for a frozen cycle if the first cycle is unsuccessful.

Matching of Egg Donor:

The prospective donor is selected by matching key physical characteristics like height, weight, skin colour, eye colour, and hair colour. The attempt is to make the child look as similar as possible to the prospective parents. Yet one must accept that even brothers and sisters of the same family may look very different, even when born biologically to the same set of genetic parents; hence, IVF might not always provide a familiar-looking child either. Consultation with the best gynaecologist in Noida helps ensure accurate donor matching and medical guidance. We have donors from all parts of the country to help match the physical profile of each couple that comes to us.

Egg Donor Process:

• The process begins by stimulating the donor with Gonadotropin injection for about 10-12 days, followed by the retrieval of the egg.
• The process begins only once screening processes like blood tests and ultrasounds of the recipient are normal. If any abnormality, like a fibroid, etc., is detected, it is treated before proceeding with IVF.
• Estrogen tablets or Lupron and Estrogen tablets are administered to prepare the recipient. This preparation may take anywhere between 2 – 6 weeks, depending upon the selected protocol.
• The husband’s sperm sample is collected on the day of the IVF egg retrieval. The egg and the sperm are then fertilised in the lab, and the embryos are transferred to the recipient’s uterus a few days later.

Estimated Time Required:

The treatment is usually begun one month before your estimated month of the IVF cycle and is matched with the donor’s cycle, along with preparation of your endometrium. Some couples also enquire about egg freezing cost in India when planning timelines and fertility options. The preparation of the endometrium may take between 2 to 6 weeks. If medications are collected from us in advance, your stay can be reduced from one month to 7 to 10 days, which is roughly the time of the embryo transfer.

Number of visits and Hospitalization:

The total number of required visits varies from 3 – 6, without any overnight hospitalisation. Embryo transfer is a day care procedure, and the husband is required to visit on the day of the egg pick up. The alternative of freezing sperm beforehand is also an option.

How have the Donor Practices changed after the ART Act in 2021/22 ?

• Age of egg donor – 23 to 35 years
• Age of semen donor – 21 to 55 years
• An unmarried donor can be taken
• A known donor egg can be used
• One donor can donate only once in life time
• Sharing of donor eggs or sperm cannot be done
• Overstimulation of egg donor cannot be done
• ART bank has to provide all necessary information in respect of a sperm or oocyte donor, including the name & Aadhaar number
• Donor insurance of the egg donor must be taken for a period of 12 months from an insurance company or an agent recognised by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority established under the provisions of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority Act, 1999
• Intending couples will sign a legal affidavit for donor IVF egg retrieval.

FAQ

1. How does the donor egg procedure work?

Eggs from a screened donor are fertilised through IVF, and the embryo is transferred to the recipient’s uterus after hormonal preparation.

2. What are the egg donor requirements?

Donors are usually 21–32 years old, healthy, non-smokers, with regular periods and a good medical history. They must pass physical and psychological screening.

3. How many eggs can a female donate?

A woman can donate up to 6 times. Each cycle may yield 10–20 eggs, depending on individual response to medications.

4. How many eggs do you lose when you donate?

Donation retrieves eggs that would naturally be lost that month, so it doesn’t significantly affect long-term fertility.

5. Is IVF more successful with donor eggs?

Yes, IVF with donor eggs has higher success rates, especially for women with poor egg quality or age-related infertility.