IVF with egg sharing is where the female patient goes through an IVF cycle and donates half of her collected eggs to another couple. The recipient couple need donated eggs because the female partner has poor ovarian function due to disease, surgery, premature听menopause听or age. There could also be genetic reasons why she cannot use her own eggs. All egg donation is strictly regulated by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA).听
For the egg share cycle to听proceed, eight or more eggs must be collected, allowing a minimum of four eggs for the patient and four for the recipient.听
In order to听be an egg share provider, the female patient must fulfil the following criteria:听
If you are considering the possibility of having IVF with egg听sharing听we would be pleased to hear from you.听
Provided you meet the criteria above egg sharing may be suitable for you if you are looking to reduce the cost of your IVF treatment and are happy to donate some of your eggs to another couple. In an egg sharing treatment cycle the egg share provider pays a treatment deposit, the cost of their drugs and the HFEA licence fee. If the egg share cycle听proceeds听and there are at least four eggs each available for the provider and recipient following the egg听collection听then the deposit is returned to the egg share provider.听
Egg sharing may also be suitable for you if you require IVF treatment yourself but at the same time you wish to听assist听a couple who听require听donated eggs.
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