When it comes to expanding your family using an egg donor, it’s crucial to ensure that the donor undergoes thorough medical screening before starting the IVF process. At our agency, we prioritize this extensive screening to help identify any medical concerns that might disqualify the donor or require further testing prior to their selection by intended parents.
Our goal is to uncover any potential issues before you choose a donor, minimizing the risk of discovering medical problems after the IVF cycle has begun. This proactive approach helps reduce the chances of cycle cancellations, which can be stressful for everyone involved.
The medical screening process includes a detailed examination of the donor’s personal and family medical history, a physical exam, and a pelvic ultrasound. Additionally, we conduct psychological evaluations with our licensed therapist, Sarah Thompson, along with standardized personality assessments. Blood tests are also performed, which include genetic testing tailored to the donor’s ethnic background, ensuring compliance with the latest recommendations from leading medical organizations.
By taking these steps, we strive to make sure that all eligible donors are thoroughly vetted and ready for inclusion in our donor database. This careful screening process not only supports intended parents in making informed choices but also enhances the overall success rates of fertility treatments.
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In summary, thorough donor genetic screening is essential for ensuring the health and suitability of egg donors, making the journey toward parenthood smoother and more informed.