What is the embryo donation treatment process?
In order to perform embryo donation, a donor who will match the blood group and physical characteristics of the parents is sought. As for eggs, since the success rates of frozen eggs are lower than fresh eggs, they always prepare fresh eggs.
When the expectant mother begins treatment, the menstrual cycle of the expectant mother is first examined. If our patient does not menstruate, she is prepared for treatment with the program determined for the preparation of the uterus with menstrual-regulating drugs. This process takes about 14-18 days. During this process, the patient may be asked to be examined on certain days in order to evaluate the uterine response of the patient, and the drug program can be changed according to the results. If the mother no longer menstruates due to reasons such as menopause, the mother can also start treatment directly on the day the donor will start treatment.
In embryo donation, approximately 10-12 days after the start of the treatment at the fertilization stage, the developed eggs are collected from the donor and fertilized with the sperm cell specially brought to the father-to-be from the sperm bank on the same day. On the last day of the fertilized embryos for 5 days, they are transferred to the mother's uterus painlessly under ultrasound guidance. 12 days after the embryo transfer, the pregnancy result is learned by looking at signs of pregnancy in the blood.
To whom do we recommend Embryo Donation?How is the Selection of Individuals to Donate Embryos Made?
Donor selection is a very sensitive issue in our center. In line with the information we will receive from you, we choose the most suitable donor for each family. Donors are selected as similar as possible to the recipient couples in terms of blood groups, ethnic origins and external appearance characteristics. Confidentiality is essential during the treatment and personal information about the donor is not given to the mother and father, while the donor is not given any information about the mother and father. The criteria we consider before including donors in our treatment protocol are summarized below;
