When donor eggs may be considered
Possible reasons include very low ovarian reserve, premature ovarian insufficiency, repeated poor egg or embryo quality, some genetic situations, or other specialist advice. This list is not exhaustive.
General treatment process
Typically, a donor undergoes stimulation and egg retrieval while the recipient’s uterus is prepared. Eggs are fertilised with partner or donor sperm, embryos are cultured, and a suitable embryo may be transferred. Synchronization and laboratory steps are coordinated by the clinical team.
- Recipient evaluation and counselling
- Donor screening as per medical and regulatory requirements
- Uterine preparation
- Fertilisation and embryo culture
- Embryo transfer and follow-up
Medical and legal considerations
Donor treatment involves informed consent and compliance with current Indian rules. This page is not legal advice. Ask your clinician what documentation and counselling are required before starting.
Frequently asked questions
Will the baby be genetically related to the recipient?
The baby would be genetically related to the egg donor and to the sperm source. The recipient carries the pregnancy if transfer succeeds.
Do you list donor availability online?
No. Donor matching and availability are clinical matters and are not published as a guarantee on this website.
This page is for patient education and does not replace a personal medical consultation. Treatment choices and outcomes vary. Your fertility specialist will advise based on your history, examination, and test results. No fertility treatment can guarantee pregnancy.