Donor Surrogacy Cycle:

If a couple is having trouble in getting pregnant and has had several unsuccessful IVF cycles, their doctor might recommend an IVF donor cycle. A donor cycle for IVF involves either conception using donated eggs or donated sperm.
Donor Egg : There are 2 different ways in which a donor can provide her eggs for fertilization purposes:

• Fresh Oocytes – donated directly after retrieval.
• Frozen Oocytes – frozen oocytes are thawed out prior to being fertilised with the sperm and embryo transfer into the recipient.
• The best resulting embryo will be selected for transfer. If you have more than one good embryo you can freeze the remainder to use for future IVF cycles.

Use of Egg Donor: The age of the egg donor is more significant than the age of the mother if you want to increase the success rates of IVF. A good egg from a young donor will undoubtedly increase your chances of conceiving a child. When you are taking eggs from a donor, the donor will be receiving the stimulation injections on your behalf.

Who Can Opt For Donor Egg IVF Cycle?

If a woman is suffering from:

• Low AMH,
• Poor egg quality,
• Premature ovarian failure
• High risk of passing on a genetic abnormality or condition
• Cancer
• Repeated IVF failure

Donor Sperm:

Who Can Opt For Donor Sperm Cycle?

If a male is suffering from :

• Low sperm count or no sperms in the semen
• Low sperm motility
• Poor quality of sperms
• Erectile Dysfunction
• Cancer
• High risk of passing on a genetic abnormality or condition

Treatment Process of Sperm Donation:

a) Donor sperm insemination or IUI – Intrauterine Insemination:

It entails injecting donor sperm into the uterus of the lady at the same time as she would ovulate normally without the need of any fertility medications. In this situation, the woman fallopian tubes must be open to allow the sperm to reach the egg

b) Donor Sperm IVF Cycle:

Using a procedure known as ICSI (intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection), one healthy sperm is placed into each egg to fertilise it with donor sperm.
The best embryo that develops will be chosen for transfer. If there are additional healthy embryos, you can freeze the extras to use in subsequent treatment sessions.

Surrogacy:

What is Surrogacy?

A wonderful option for people who don't have an uterus or who are not medically fit to carry a baby.
Surrogacy is a gestational carrier arrangement in which a woman (the surrogate mother) other than the prospective parents carries the pregnancy.

Indications of Surrogacy:

• Being born without a functional uterus or not having one due to a hysterectomy.
• Severe uterine problems, such as Asherman's syndrome related uterine scarring and an inability to form a thick, supporting uterine lining.
• Major medical issues that put a woman's health at danger during pregnancy (such as hypertension or cardiac disease or cancer).

Factors Determining Surrogacy:

Age: The overall performance of surrogacy and the likelihood of pregnancy are both significantly impacted by age- both of the surrogate and the parents. The gestational carrier must be of young age and should have had a previous live and healthy baby. When it comes to the quality of the parents' eggs and sperms, age is also a crucial factor. The success percentage would be highest if the egg and sperm were both from young, healthy persons without a history of medical difficulties.

Treatment Steps:

Finding the right match: You might only need to deal with a reproductive facility like ReproArt that specializes in assisted reproductive assistance if you have already found a surrogacy possibility. This is how a match operates:
The prospective surrogate mother is matched for certain physical characteristics and checked for medical ailments. Once she is fit to carry the baby, consent and permission from the Appropriate authority in India is required.

Fertilization and Embryo Transfer Process: In addition to receiving medicine to aid in egg development, the intended mother will also go through an egg retrieval operation. An embryo is then produced from the fertilized eggs in a lab and transferred into the surrogate. Prior to and during the embryo transfer, the surrogate will receive fertility therapies.