About Egg Donation
Today, it is possible for a woman to become pregnant even after the time her ovaries are incapable of producing eggs thanks to egg donation.
Patients (recipients) who can benefit from the donation of oocytes (eggs) from a healthy, fertile donor are those who lack ovarian function secondary to ovarian failure, chemotherapy, radiation treatment, genetic diseases, and women who have resistance to ovarian stimulation due to severe diminished ovarian reserve.
In the past, these women would simply have no alternative to become pregnant.
Now, an oocyte donor can receive ovarian stimulation with medications and have these eggs retrieved, mixed with the recipient’s partner’s sperm in the laboratory, and the resulting embryos are transferred to the recipient. Egg donation has truly made more pregnancies a reality.
Reproductive Egg Assistance Center for Hope
Many women are blessed with the miracle of having their own child. A small percentage of women, due to ovarian dysfunction, are unable to experience the joy of pregnancy due to ovarian dysfunction.
Through assisted reproductive technology (ART), a donating woman receives medication to stimulate her ovaries and then provides her eggs through a minor procedure while under sedation. After fertilization in the laboratory, the recipient woman receives a select number of embryos into her uterus for a potential pregnancy.
Why The IVF CenterSM Is Unique
At The IVF CenterSM we recognize the process of IVF can at times be overwhelming.
To address this issue, we have an IVF Nurse available 24/7 to answer questions, guide you through the process, and provide emotional support. We also offer a Reproductive Health Psychologist to help couples develop their best coping strategies along their journey.
Success of the IVF Program at The IVF CenterSM is due to our scientific and technological excellence coupled with our compassionate and highly personalized approach to patient care.
The IVF CenterSM is committed to each couple’s success by providing individualized and supportive care along the way. We consider each couple part of our family as we attempt to help them create their own.