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Our experienced fertility doctors will assess the causes of infertility and carry out the necessary tests and analyses. An initial visit (1h) with ultrasound costs EUR 160.
What is egg donation?
Egg donation involves in vitro fertilization (IVF) where the eggs come from a donor. Once fertilized in the laboratory, the procedure is the same as in any IVF treatment. At Next Fertility, we have an egg bank that offers the highest guarantees and complies with all the recommendations of leading national and international scientific societies.
What is the price of the treatment and what does it include?
Both frozen and fresh donor eggs are available at Next Fertility Nordic. The best solution for you will be suggested by your doctor together with a donor coordinator. Frozen donor eggs are usually already available in the biobank and the planning of the procedure is therefore faster. The use of fresh donor oocytes depends on when a particular donor is ready to donate.
In vitro fertilization with donor egg cells package from 6450€..
Blast2 guarantee with donor eggs 8000 €.
IVF with donor cells
Starting from: 6450€
- Donor selection and preparation
- Donor compensation
- Consultation with donor coordinator/ IVF experience advisor
- IVF nurse consultation
- Laboratory procedures. Sperm preparation, in vitro fertilisation.
- Embryo culture in the EmbryoScope incubator
- Embryo transplantation
Extra charges: visits, ultrasound scans, analyses, ICSI (for fresh donor eggs), coordination fee (for a patient living abroad), medicines, embryo freezing and storage.
- Women whose own egg counts or egg quality have declined. In general, all women > 43 years old.
- Early menopause or premature ovarian failure.
- Lack of ovaries: congenital or due to surgical removal.
- Repeated failures of other IVF methods.
- The possibility of passing on an inherited genetic disease to offspring using your own egg, which is impossible to prevent with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT).
- Other reasons.
How is the
process?
1. Donor selection:
Next Fertility Nordic has an active donation programme and its own egg bank. Together with your doctor and donor coordinator, we will quickly find suitable donor eggs for you.
2. Sperm sample preparation:
The semen sample is prepared in the laboratory. The aim is to increase the fertilisation capacity of the sperm and to achieve optimal motility.
3. Fertilisation and embryo production:
Donor cells are fertilised by classical IVF or intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI). The latter involves the selection of one whole sperm for each egg and the injection of the sperm into the egg.
4. Endometrial preparation:
If a woman uses donor eggs, she does not have to undergo ovarian stimulation, but only the endometrium, the lining of the woman’s uterus, needs to be prepared. It is important that the endometrium is receptive to embryo attachment at the time of embryo transfer.
5. Embryo transplantation:
Embryo transfer is a short procedure in which a doctor uses a tiny catheter to transfer the embryo(s) into the uterus. At our clinic, EmbryoGlue can be used on request to increase the likelihood of conception. It is important that you drink plenty of water and arrive for the procedure with a full bladder before the embryo transfer.
6. Pregnancy detection:
Two weeks after embryo transfer, a blood test (hCG) will show whether embryo fusion has taken place. Clinical pregnancy can be detected by ultrasound from week 6 of pregnancy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is it necessary to see a fertility specialist?
It is considered that a couple should see a specialist in Assisted Reproduction when pregnancy has not been achieved after one year of unprotected sexual intercourse. However, this period is approximate and can vary depending on age. For example, it is recommended to reduce it to 6 months for individuals over 35 years old.
In egg donation, we need to ensure as comprehensively as possible that the donor is healthy. Therefore, we conduct a general medical visit, a gynecological examination with ultrasound, cytology, and cultures for genital infections, blood tests, and screening for infectious diseases such as hepatitis, HIV, syphilis, and herpes. Additionally, we ensure that there are no family or personal medical history of diseases that can be transmitted. All donors also undergo a psychological interview at the clinic.
Finally, genetic analysis is performed, ranging from a comprehensive examination of chromosomes to the search for the 3,500 most common genetic mutations.
When selecting a donor, the law states that the selection should be based on the recipient’s phenotypic traits, such as ethnicity, skin color, hair and eye color, height, and physical build. Our team will make the selection seeking the greatest possible similarity. Furthermore, Next Fertility has one of the largest gamete banks, offering the best guarantees for treatments that require donation. This gives us the assurance that all our donors undergo a comprehensive series of medical, genetic, and psychological tests before being accepted into donation programs. We have the most demanding and comprehensive selection process.
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