Donor Egg IVF with Donor Sperm is a fertility treatment used by those who cannot conceive using their own eggs and sperm. This method combines an egg from a donor with sperm from another donor, and the embryo is then implanted in the recipient’s uterus. It’s a beacon of hope for many who dream of parenting but face genetic or fertility barriers.
The consultation involves discussing your medical history, the procedure details, and understanding the emotional and legal aspects of using donor gametes. It’s a vital time to address any concerns you might have.
Preparation often includes screening tests for both donors and recipients to ensure health and compatibility, plus legal paperwork.
The donor eggs are fertilized with donor sperm in a lab, and the resulting embryos are monitored for growth. The best embryo(s) are then transferred to the recipient’s uterus.
Initial follow-up includes monitoring hormone levels and pregnancy tests to confirm implantation. Additional check-ups track the progress of the pregnancy.
Patients often experience varied success rates, but many clinics in Turkey boast success rates of around 60-70%. These treatments offer a significant chance at parenthood, with many couples achieving successful pregnancies.
Procedure | Donor Egg IVF with Donor Sperm |
Duration | 30 minutes |
Stay | 1 - 2 weeks |
Cost in Turkey | €5,000 - €7,000 |
Anesthesia | Local anesthesia or sedation |
Recovery | - |
Final Results | After 2 weeks |
Side Effects | Feeling bloated, mild cramping, breast tenderness |
Risks | Multiple pregnancies, high blood pressure during pregnancy, low birth weight |
Success Rate | 60% - 70% |
Exercise | After a few weeks |
Back To Work | After a few days |
Scars | No |
Pain | No |
Related Procedures | Donor Egg IVF |
The main difference is the use of both donor eggs and donor sperm, rather than using a couple’s own gametes.
This treatment is ideal for single individuals, same-sex couples, or couples with both male and female fertility issues.
From start to finish, the process usually takes a few weeks in Turkey, depending on the specific circumstances.
Most clinics prefer recipients to be under the age of 50 for health and safety reasons.
Laws vary by country, but in Turkey, the process is regulated to protect all parties involved.
Yes, most programs allow you to choose donors based on certain characteristics.
Yes, counseling is highly recommended and available to help handle the emotional aspects of using donor gametes.
The number can vary, but typically one or two embryos are transferred to increase chances of success while minimizing risks of multiples.