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Embryo Donation
Embryo donation is an IVF practice that is administered when both women and men experience infertility problems. In embryo donation practice, eggs and sperm sourced from donors are fertilized in a laboratory setting and placed in the womb of the recipient mother-to-be on the appropriate day.

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Who Does Embryo Donation Apply to?
- To couples whose eggs and sperm are by no means available
- Couples with a genetic disease where no healthy child is likely to be born (if healthy pregnancies cannot be achieved even through genetic analysis)
- Couples who don't develop quality embryos with their own eggs and sperm, despite being tried repeatedly, and don't have a chance of pregnancy
- To couples with repeated failed IVF trials

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How to Do Embryo Donation
Genetic screening can also be done through this method. Thus, many genetic disorders can be prevented in the child.
- The chances of pregnancy are higher than in other techniques.
Evaluation of the recipient couple before embryo donation, especially in terms of the overall health status of the expectant mother and obstetrics, is of paramount importance. Based on blood values and hormone levels, a medication uterine film (hysterosalpingography-HSG) can be made.
If the embryo is menstruating so that the mother-to-be's womb can become eligible for transfer, your custom is 2. or 3. on a day determined to be in accordance with the treatment schedule if not menstruating, treatment for the intrauterine-thickening pill or tape is initiated, and this treatment continues for approximately 2 weeks. At the end of two weeks, the patient's uterus is assessed by ultrasound. The transfer day is determined once the appropriate drugs and time plan are made for the transfer. On the day of the transfer, the embryo fertilized in the laboratory setting is placed in the womb of the expectant mother.