Understanding the option.
Donor-egg treatment uses eggs from a donor, fertilized with partner or donor sperm to create embryos for a possible transfer to the recipient. It may be discussed when using one's own eggs is not possible or is unlikely to be appropriate.
The decision deserves a personal discussion about your health, previous treatment, expectations and family plans.
A carefully coordinated process.
The clinical process includes assessment, review of the donation pathway, laboratory fertilization and embryo development, and preparation for a possible transfer. Your team explains donor screening, matching, availability and the information that can be shared under the applicable rules.
Our clinics combine local donor banks with third-party donor providers and partner banks, broadening the range of donor options available for individualized matching.
Space for the questions beyond medicine.
How will I think about this choice over time? What information will be available about the donor? What conversations might I want to have with my family? There is no obligation to settle every feeling at the first appointment.
Ask the team about counseling support and take the time you need to make an informed decision.