IVF - ICSI

What is donor IVF-ICSI?

This procedure can involve the use of donor eggs, donor sperm, or both.

Donor egg IVF is a process in which the patient's spouse's sperm is used to fertilize the eggs of a healthy young woman (the egg donor), and the resulting embryos are then placed into the patient's uterus. In addition to giving the couple the gift of motherhood, this treatment also enables the woman to enjoy the bliss of pregnancy.

In addition to giving the patient the gift of motherhood, this treatment also enables the woman to enjoy the bliss of pregnancy.
Donor IVF ICSI procedure

What does the donor egg IVF procedure look like?

The initial stage in the egg donation process is choosing a donor. According to the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act 2021, the egg donor can be a known or anonymous person who has been selected by an ART bank. No patient is allowed to have their own egg donor/s. Then, the donors and the recipients have to sign legal papers at a government centre before they can begin the process. They also need to undergo some medical tests.

  • The donor's ovaries are stimulated using a stimulation regimen, which causes them to produce lots of eggs.
  • The eggs are collected after giving the patient anesthesia by a process called Ovum Pick-up and are then fertilized using the partner’s sperm.
  • The embryos are then cultivated in the IVF lab.
  • The recipient woman is given medications in the interim to get her uterus ready for implantation.
  • Once the endometrium is ready, hormones are normal and the embryo has cultured to a blastocyst stage, the embryo/s are transferred into the uterus.

Note: Every procedure carried out at Banker IVF complies fully with the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act 2021.

Who is donor egg treatment for?

  • Women who are older and have fewer and lower-quality eggs
  • Women who have an ovarian failure or other reproductive difficulties
  • When previous IVF treatments were unsuccessful
  • Women who suffer from hereditary conditions and those who don't want their children to inherit
Who is donor egg
Male sperm

What is donor sperm IVF?

In a donor sperm IVF treatment, the female partner is given injections for ovarian stimulation and formation of multiple eggs. Once the eggs are of proper size, these eggs are taken out by Ovum Pick-up procedure. These eggs are then fertilized using donor sperms and the resultant embryos are cultured. These semen samples are of known or anonymous certified donors. As per Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act 2021, no patient is allowed to get their own sperm donor that isn’t registered with an ART bank. These embryos are then transferred back to the patient’s uterus.

Note: Every procedure carried out at Banker IVF complies fully with the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act 2021.

Who is donor sperm IVF treatment for?

  • Men who cannot produce sperms (Not available even after testicular biopsy)
  • Absent testes
  • Undescended testes
  • Carrier of a known hereditable genetic disease

What is donor egg and donor sperm IVF?

In this procedure, IVF is done using donor eggs and donor sperms. An egg donor undergoes ovarian stimulation and eggs are collected. Sperms are obtained from a sperm donor. As per the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act 2021, no patient is allowed to get their own sperm donor or egg donor who isn’t registered with a legal ART bank.

Using these donor eggs and donor sperms from a licensed ART bank, embryos are created and cultured. During that time, the recipient woman’s uterus is prepared by giving medication. Once the uterus is ready and hormonal tests are normal, the created embryo is transferred. In this way, the couple can enjoy the pregnancy and bliss of parenthood.

Note: Every procedure carried out at Banker IVF complies fully with the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act 2021.

sperm testing in IVF clinic

Who is donor egg and donor sperm IVF treatment for?

(When both partners have some condition)
  • Women who are older and have fewer and lower-quality eggs
  • Women who have an ovarian failure or other reproductive difficulties
  • When previous IVF treatments were unsuccessful
  • Women who suffer from hereditary conditions and those who don't want their children to inherit
  • Men who cannot produce sperms (Not available even after testicular biopsy)
  • Absent testes
  • Undescended testes
  • Carrier of a known hereditable genetic disease

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According to the ART Act 2021, you can get a known donor for egg/sperm donor cycles.

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