卵子, 还是鸡蛋, donation can allow a woman to become pregnant when she's unable to successfully conceive using her own eggs. 成立于1991年 加州大学旧金山分校卵子捐赠计划 是旧金山湾区最早的此类项目之一吗. Today, it helps more than 100 people become parents each year.
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卵子捐赠计划
Receiving don还是鸡蛋s is an option when other infertility therapies haven't worked or when hormonal tests indicate a woman is unlikely to conceive with her own eggs. Using another person's eggs may be appropriate for women born without ovaries or for women whose ovaries were removed or damaged by surgery, 化疗或放射治疗. It may also be considered by patients who want to eliminate the risk of passing on a genetic condition carried by the partner who will carry the child.
Because the chance of conceiving strongly related to the age of the egg, using don还是鸡蛋s can increase the likelihood of success with in vitro fertilization, 或试管婴儿. At The chance of getting pregnant the first time a fertilized don还是鸡蛋 is implanted is greater than 60 percent. Many cycles using donated eggs result in surplus embryos to freeze, and when you include later attempts with frozen embryos, the pregnancy rate at our center is about 80 percent.
卵子 donation can allow people to experience pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding and to have a child who is genetically related to the partner not carrying the child. Parents will have control over many aspects of the process, including deciding when to try to conceive and choosing the donor.
预期的接收者
If you don't currently receive care at UCSF and would like more information about this program, 请拨打(415)353-7475.
We will discuss the program with you and set up an initial consultation with a member of our medical team. During this first appointment, the procedure will be discussed in detail. 在查了你的病史之后, one of our doctors will advise you as to whether receiving don还是鸡蛋s is an appropriate option for you.
If you're already a UCSF patient and interested in more information about the 加州大学旧金山分校卵子捐赠计划, 和你的护理人员谈谈接下来的步骤.
You may also wish to read our patient education article on the 受赠人的捐卵程序 以及我们关于 我们如何筛选和选择捐赠者.
潜在的捐赠者
To learn more or request an application, please call us at (415) 514-5615 or email us at (电子邮件保护). 我们的协调员将指导您完成所有步骤, from filling out the application to completing the donor profile.
卵子 donors offer a life-changing gift to individuals and couples struggling to become parents. That gift is often emotionally rewarding for the donors as well. Knowing they can make this profound difference is one of the main reasons young women cite in their decision to provide eggs. Choosing to be a donor means committing to a thorough health and psychological screening and, 如果得到批准, undergoing the preliminary processes of in vitro fertilization. The medical measures include injecting medications that stimulate the ovaries, undergoing ultrasound monitoring over the course of 10 to 14 days, and undergoing an outpatient procedure to remove stimulated eggs from the ovaries.
You may wish to read our patient education materials on the 捐卵程序 和我们的 为考虑捐赠的人士提供的常见问题解答.
The UCSF Egg Donor Program is part of the UCSF Center for Reproductive Health. All of our doctors are board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology as well as reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Their expertise is complemented by the commitment and care of a large team of knowledgeable professionals that includes genetic counselors, 心理学家, highly trained nurses and detail-oriented office staff members.
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受赠人捐卵程序
The process of having a baby through egg donation may seem complicated, 但是我们经验丰富的十大赌博平台排行榜, nurses and counselors will guide you through it step-by-step.