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The donor egg programme is a supportive path for women who need healthy donor eggs to conceive. It is beneficial for women who are unable to use their own eggs for IVF. It is a safe, well-established treatment in which carefully screened donor eggs are used to help you achieve a healthy pregnancy.
Under the guidance of Dr Manmeet Batra — a gynaecologist and IVF Specialist — the entire journey is handled with compassion, transparency, and medical precision.
When Does Your IVF Doctor Recommend Donor Eggs
Donor eggs are usually recommended when your own eggs may not lead to a healthy pregnancy. Such cases include:
How the Donor Egg Process Works
1. Donor Selection & Screening
Egg donors are thoroughly screened for medical history, fertility health, infections (including HIV, Hepatitis B/C), and genetic risks. Only healthy, qualified donors are included.
You may choose an anonymous or known donor based on your comfort and clinical needs.
2. Synchronising Your Cycle
Your menstrual cycle is prepared using medication so the embryo can be transferred at the right time. Dr Manmeet Batra monitors your endometrial lining closely to ensure the best conditions for implantation.
3. Fertilisation & Embryo Development
The donor eggs are fertilised using your partner’s sperm (or donor sperm if needed).
The embryos are cultured in a controlled embryology lab using modern techniques such as:
4. Embryo Transfer
A healthy embryo is gently placed into your uterus through a painless, short procedure.
Most women find this step smooth and comfortable.
5. Pregnancy Support
After transfer, you receive supportive medications and follow-up visits to ensure implantation and early pregnancy progress
As donor eggs come from young, healthy women, the success rates are significantly higher compared to standard IVF. Dr Manmeet Batra explains your expected outcomes clearly, helping you make confident decisions and achieve family goals.
Dr. Manmeet Batra, MD, IVF Specialist, Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, offers advanced fertility care to patients coming from India and overseas.
