
EGG DONATION
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In vitro fertilization using Danish eggs concerns women who:
- They treat early menopause
- They have a history of repeated failed IVF attempts
- History of recurrent miscarriages
- History of low quality eggs
- History of hereditary disease
It is a well-documented scientific process with excellent results that in specialized units the success rates are over 50%.
This unit has been working in this unit for over 15 years with excellent results and within the framework of responsibility and application of particularly stringent scientific and ethical criteria.
According to the Greek Legislation in force since 2005, donors are healthy Greek women under the age of 35 who, on their own initiative and voluntarily donating or eggsharing, anonymously consent to the offer of a specific number of eggs.
Donors give a detailed individual and family history and are screened for
- communicable diseases (hepatitis, AIDS, syphilis etc.),
- hematological diseases (Mediterranean anemia, cystic fibrosis),
- chromosomal abnormalities with karyotype.
Exterior features are also simulated between the two women.
The recipient of the ova should be screened for the well-being of its uterus and appropriate hormonal preparation of the uterus for embryo reception. The waiting time for finding eggs is between 5-6 months.
What patients often ask
Ovarian reserve refers to the number and quality of the eggs present in a woman’s ovaries. Low ovarian reserve means that the number of available eggs is lower than expected for the woman’s age. This may be due to various factors, such as age, genetic predisposition, previous fertility treatments, or medical conditions such as endometriosis.
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