Donor Programme/Sperm/Embryo

Donor Sperm -
May be required for couples where the male partner has no sperms or very low quality sperms.

Donor Egg -
May be required where the female partner do not produce eggs of their own (Menopause, Premature ovarian failure etc.) or their eggs no longer appear capable of producing a healthy pregnancy.

EMBRYO DONATION PROGRAME

Who considered the candidate of Embryo Donation Programme?

Women with diminished egg reserve or premature ovarian failure and man suffer from disturbance in sperm production is considered as candidate of embryo donation programme.

What is the process involved in embryo donation?

You would be suggested by your clinician to adopt a fertilized embryo where both egg and sperm came from unrelated donors. This embryo will then place into the uterus of women and will be taken care through pregnancy and ultimately child birth.

Confidentiality and privacy

The whole process is often done in anonymous manner to protect the privacy of donor as well as recipients.

What about the child born through embryo donation programme?

The child born through embryo donation programme would be considered as a legal child of recipient parents.

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Women with diminished egg reserve or premature ovarian failure and man suffer from disturbance in sperm production is considered as candidate of embryo donation programme. You would be suggested by your clinician to adopt a fertilized embryo where both egg and sperm came from unrelated donors. This embryo will then place into the uterus of women and will be taken care through pregnancy and ultimately child birth. The whole process is often done in anonymous manner to protect the privacy of donor as well as recipients. The child born through embryo donation programme would be considered as a legal child of recipient parents.