Egg Donor Match

To become pregnant, a woman must produce a healthy egg. But some women have poor quality eggs or no eggs at all, especially when a potential mother is in her late 30's and early 40's. In this case successful pregnancy is very unlikely.

Egg Donation in Ukraine

A treatment that offers an excellent chance of success is to use an egg donor who is capable of producing good quality eggs. This is a complex treatment that provides a very good chance for pregnancy. We can offer you egg donors’ profiles not only from our database but from our partner agency. All egg donors are selected basing on strict criteria.

Egg Donor match

All candidates are physically and mentally healthy. Egg donors should be under 32 years old because of the increased risk of chromosome abnormalities (eg. Down's Syndrome) resulting from the eggs of an older woman, have at least one healthy child. Our candidates should have no infectious, chronic or genetic diseases. Prior to participating in the program all candidates are thoroughly tested and they undergo certain screening tests, including genetic tests in order to avoid the risks of passing on diseases or deformities to any resultant child. The tests are valid for three months. After an egg donor has been matched with prospective parents, she will undergo a screening process prior to starting the egg donation cycle. Sometimes we have ready egg donors with recent tests which are valid for three months. The egg donor you chose will be examined by a coordinating doctor again before the start of egg donation program.

Egg Donor Requirements

A potential egg donor should be:

• Between the ages of 18 and 32
• Physically healthy
• Psychologically healthy
• Non-Smoker
• Have regular, monthly menstrual periods
• Have both ovaries
• No current use of drugs
• No history of substance abuse
• No family history of inheritable genetic disorders
• Dependable, mature and reliable

An egg donor clinic screening should include the following:

1Fertility Screening:

A donor's ovaries will be examined for the ability to produce eggs through a physical/pelvic exam, and blood tests.

2Medical Screening:

This involves testing for blood type, infectious diseases, drug use and general health.

3Genetic Screening:

Family history will be evaluated to raise awareness of possible hereditary diseases or genetic disorders.

4Psychological Screening:

The donor will be asked to speak with a psychologist to make sure she fully understands the benefits and risks of egg donation, and has proper motivations for becoming a donor.