Donor Egg IVF Treatment

Create U future provides access to an international database of donors. Thanks to modern preservation technologies it is possible to transfer oocities and store them, so there is no need to travel abroad to fulfill the dream of parenthood.
Patients choose their own egg donor. However, there are a few recommendations to make this difficult task easier.

Avoid Rh conflict

When choosing an oocyte donor, patients should consider her Rh factor.

If the female recipient is Rh-negative, you should choose among Rh-negative donors. This will help avoid problems associated with the so-called Rh conflict during pregnancy, when the immune system of the mother begins to produce antibodies, "considering" the fetus a foreign element.

Watch the height 

The patient may be advised to choose a donor whose height is the same or slightly different from her height, because taller people's genetic material tend to result in larger fetuses. A fetus too big may lead to complications during pregnancy and labour . A deviation of up to seven centimeters is considered safe and acceptable.

Read the donor questionnaire

The egg donor fills out a detailed questionnaire from which you can learn about his education, profession, hobbies. The questionnaire helps patients form an idea of the donor's personality, mental abilities and temperament, which are known to be partly heritable. It is possible to request the results of a potential donor's IQ test.

The patient and the donor will need to take hormonal medications to help synchronize menstrual cycles.  

The next stage is hormonal stimulation of superovulation (a kind of ovulation where several oocytes mature at the same time) for the donor and therapy for the recipient woman to prepare her body for pregnancy. The goal of this stage is to ensure the growth of endometrium in the future mother and the maturation of donor follicles, inasmuch as they are both necessary for the successful implantation of an embryo.

At the next stage the donor's oocytes are obtained through puncture and fertilized in vitro by the spermatozoa of the future father. 

Spindle nuclear transfer

“Create U Future” provides access to state of art, cutting-edge fertility technology called spindle nuclear transfer. This technology is especially useful for women, who faced age-related infertility linked to their mitochondria - the power station of the cell, lesbian couples and women who faced genetic or mitochondrial disease.

How it works?

Research in reproductology revealed that there are 3 main heritable factors that have a major effect on fertility and health of a future child:

1. genetic material from the mother;
2. genetic material from the father;
3. mitochondria, which the child inherits from the mother.

In case the mother has healthy genes, but sick mitochondria (due to her age or specific disease) she can use donor mitochondria  using spindle nuclear transfer.

If the mother has healthy mitochondria, but has genetic illness she can use her own mitochondria and donor genes, thanks to this technology.

Lesbian and afab couples could also benefit from this technology using the genetic material of a donor and the parent A and mitochondria of the parent B, using spindle nuclear transfer. 

After a few days the healthiest embryos - 1 or 2 - are transferred to the uterus of the future mother. Create U Future provides the opportunity to save unused embryos for later storage.  

Embryo transfer is an easy procedure that does not require anesthesia. The patient is additionally prescribed progesterone medications to ensure a successful start of the pregnancy.