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Book an Appointment. At our clinic, we provide a fully comprehensive clinical service to women with health-related problems and fertility difficulties due to premature menopause, following a private or self-pay referral. Blood group. TSH and free T4. For male partner. Semen analysis. The process of IVF needs to be coordinated so that you and the egg donor have synchronised fertility cycles. You will both be given hormones to make sure this happens. So, at around the time that your womb lining is able to support an embryo, your donor needs to be ovulating.
Your egg donor will also be given fertility drugs to help her to develop several mature eggs for fertilisation. When the eggs are ready, a doctor will remove them using a fine, hollow needle. On the same day as the eggs are collected from your donor, your partner needs to provide a semen sample. Two days later, any fertilised eggs become a ball of cells called an embryo. The embryo is then transferred into your womb through your cervix with a thin catheter tube. This happens between two days and six days after fertilisation.
In some cases, the fertilised donor eggs and the resulting embryos are frozen to allow for embryo transfer to take place on another day. This means your menstrual cycle doesn't need to be synchronised with the donor. This may make your treatment cycle less stressful. If all goes well, at least one of the embryos will stick to your uterine wall and continue to grow.
You can take a pregnancy test in about two weeks. The thawed eggs are then fertilised with the sperm and the resulting embryos are transferred to your womb. Egg-donation IVF: costs, success rates, where, when, how? Each IVF treatment cycle using donated eggs has a success rate of about 35 to 50 per cent.
There are several factors which can influence the success rates, and a healthy lifestyle including cessation of cigarette smoking, healthy diet and regular exercise can go a long way in helping you through the process. How can we help? Once you have had your treatment embryo transfer , we will also organise the necessary follow-up and monitoring that you may need until the pregnancy test and thereafter.
This is because of the lowered levels of Estrogen in your body and can lead some women to more easily sustain bone fractures. Premature menopause can be a stressful and anxiety-ridden experience for some women, particularly those who still hoped to conceive. However, there is help available and strategies for coping with premature menopause. Premature menopause can often cause stress and depression. When it does, it is advisable to seek help from a talk therapist to work through the issues.
There are also often local support groups for women going through premature and early menopause. Your gynaecologist can use hormone-replacement therapy to substitute for the hormones your body is no longer producing. Hormone replacement therapy often continues until you turn 50 to help prevent bone loss.
This treatment is not suitable for all women as pre-existing conditions can complicate it, such as heart problems, stroke, blood clots, and breast cancer. Some women who have premature menopause can still conceive. If premature menopause has caused infertility you can consider in-vitro fertilisation or adoption.
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