Extracorporal Fertilization
Women who are carriers of the genetic disease and who are at risk of passing it on to their children (such as hemophilia, Duchenne's muscular dystrophy, Huntington's chorea). Women with recurrent miscarriages due to chromosomal abnormalities. In such cases, the disease is diagnosed in the mother's womb and the pregnancy can be terminated, but this is very traumatic for couples. IVF(In Vitro Fertilization) is applied to these couples and healthy children can be selected and placed in the uterus with embryo biopsy (PGD).
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Egg donation recommended?
Egg donation recommended?
Egg donation recommended?
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Women who have uterus and early menopause and are unable to produce eggs( 1-2% women under 40 face this problem). Women whose ovaries have been removed due to endometriosis, infection or cancer. Women with a genetic disorder born with a dysfunctional ovarian ( Turner Syndrome). Women with little or no response to egg-enhancing drugs.
Egg Supplement
Egg donation recommended?
Egg donation recommended?
Treatments
Egg donation offers the possibility of having children to many women who cannot have their own children. It is very important that the couples who will give and receive the egg are adequately informed and investigated for various diseases. Couples should be informed of the rules regarding the psychological, legal and moral aspects of the treatment.
IVF treatments
Egg donation recommended?
IVF treatments
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IVF treatments consist of 3 basic stages. The first step begins with the adaptation of the ovaries with drugs to produce a large number of egg cells. It is fertilization to create embryos. The third step is the processing of the fertilized embryos to transfer the mother's uterus. Pregnancy test is done 10-12 days after the transfer.