Egg Donation IVF or Donor Egg IVF program is the need of the day for those women who are wanting to get pregnant but unable to, due to premature menopause or advanced age or with multiple IVF failures. It gives very good results and is a very safe treatment. Dr. Richa Katiyar has done Donor Egg IVF treatment for multitudes of women with excellent results.

1. Egg Donation IVF in India
 Dr Richa Katiyar MD. AIIMS
 Gold medalist
 IVF and Infertility Specialist
 IVF and ICSI Clinic, New Delhi
 www.how-to-get-pregnant.in
 Ph:+91 9810812189

2. Who needs Egg Donation
IVF? Women who want to get pregnant and have a baby but:
1. Undergone cancer chemotherapy or high dose radiation
2. Have premature ovarian failure
3. Natural menopause
4. Decreased ovarian reserve
5. Decreased egg or embryo quality
6. Multiple failed IVF cycles
7. Prior bilateral oophorectomy (removal of ovaries)
8. Unexplained infertility
9. For prevention of genetic disease transmission when the
women is a carrier of genetic defects.
Dr. Richa Katiyar, Web: www.how-to-get-pregnant.in
Email: dr.richa.katiyar@gmail.com

3. Egg Donation IVF is legal in
India.
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pregnant.in
Email: dr.richa.katiyar@gmail.com

4. What is the The Donor Egg Program
in IVF ? -1
 The donor egg procedure in IVF (In
Vitro Fertilisation) brings new hope to
women who cannot use their own eggs
to become pregnant.
 Women are born with a lifetime’s supply
of eggs and each month one or more
eggs mature within the ovarian follicles
and ovulate.
Dr. Richa Katiyar, Web: www.how-to-get-pregnant.in
Email: dr.richa.katiyar@gmail.com

5. What is the The Donor Egg Program
in IVF ? -2
 Some women experience low ovarian
reserve leading to infertility.
 Egg quality declines as a natural
consequence of the aging process
culminating in the menopause.
 However, many women experience "egg
related" declines in fertility at much
younger ages.
Dr. Richa Katiyar, Web: www.how-to-get-pregnant.in
Email: dr.richa.katiyar@gmail.com

6. Why is Egg Donation IVF becoming more
common?
 The incidence of female infertility has
increased over the last several years
primarily due to changes in “lifestyle”.
 Women are often marrying at much
older ages and delaying childbirth until
their careers are established.
 There is a direct correlation between
advancing female age and infertility.
Dr. Richa Katiyar, Web: www.how-to-get-pregnant.in
Email: dr.richa.katiyar@gmail.com

7. Can Donor eggs in IVF (invitro
fertilisation) be used by women of
any age?
 Donor eggs can be used in women of any age.
 Successful pregnancies have been reported for
women in their fifties using donor eggs.
 There is no biological limit to the recipient
female’s age if she is free of disease and
uterus is healthy, but there is data to suggest
that pregnancy rates in IVF start to decrease
after 50.
Dr. Richa Katiyar, Web: www.how-to-get-pregnant.in
Email: dr.richa.katiyar@gmail.com

8. What is the success rate for a Donor
IVF(in vitro fertilization)program?
 When a donor's eggs are used, the IVF(invitro
fertilisation) success rates correlate with the
age of the egg donor.
 If the eggs from a 22 yr old donor are used in
an IVF cycle with a 43 yr old woman, the IVF
success rates will equal the 22 yr old age
group.
 Success rates for IVF with egg donation are
generally 10% greater than the average IVF
pregnancy rates because the eggs come from
young, fertile women.
Dr. Richa Katiyar, Web: www.how-to-get-pregnant.in
Email: dr.richa.katiyar@gmail.com

9. Who are the women who will be
donating their eggs for my IVF
(invitro fertilisation)?
 Women, usually under age 26
 with a history of prior pregnancy,
 Donors are checked for CBC, Blood group,
Blood sugar, Infections
like AIDS, Hepatitis B and Hepatititis C,
Syphilis, Vaginal infections, Hormones like
Thyroid, prolactin, FSH, LH, Estradiol, AMH,
Inherited diseases like Beta thalesemia, Chest
X ray, Ultrasound and A FC.
Dr. Richa Katiyar, Web: www.how-to-get-pregnant.in
Email: dr.richa.katiyar@gmail.com

10. How is donor egg IVF done?
 Donors are recruited to undergo
ovarian stimulation and their eggs are
collected, after which they give up any
rights to offspring created using their
eggs.
 The donor eggs are be fertilized in the
IVF laboratory with the sperm from the
male partner of the intended parents.
 Embryos thus created are then
transferred to the pepared uterus of the
woman