PGD - Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis Americas

Over 100 screened donors that surpass FDA requirements. Only clinic in the region that patients may choose their donor.Included: Initial Consultation. Couple's sperm freezing. Coordination Consultation with Ovodonation Team. Follow-up consultations during cycle. Unlimited Follicular Monitoring (does not include ultrasounds prior to treatment). Hormonal tests during treatment LH, FSH, HCG, Estradi0l and Progesterone (does not include pre-treatment tests). Donor Preparation. Donor medications. Anesthesia and Donor Follicular Puncture. ICSI. Embryo Culture to Blastocyst. Assisted Hatching. Embryo Transfer (including embryoglue). Pregnancy test confirmation (HCG, Estradi0l and progesterone). Results Consultation. First complimentary acupuncture session

Initial 30 Minute Video Conference with a Fertility Specialist Medical Doctor

The egg donation programme was set up to link women that wanted to donate their eggs with those couples that need donated eggs. A woman might need donated eggs for a number of reasons: - Premature ovarian failure - Genetic reasons for not using her own eggs, i.e. some diseases are transmitted genetically. - Older women who have had previously unsuccessful fertility treatments The donors are usually between 21 and 35 years old and donate altruistically to a known or an anonymous recipient. The woman donating her eggs is given fertility drugs to stimulate her ovaries and the development of several mature follicles. Each of these follicles may contain an egg. The recruitment and development of the follicles is regularly monitored by ultrasound scans and blood tests. This is to ensure that the ovarian stimulation is both safe and effective. The pregnancy rate for those treated using donated eggs is 35 % per treatment cycle at Barbados Fertility Centre. However, the success rate is dependant on many factors, such as the number and quality of the donated eggs.