Egg & Sperm Donation
These two common, safe and effective infertility treatments have helped many individuals and couples become parents Egg donation therapy is available in these countries: Estonia, Czechia, Italy, Austria and Spain
Egg
There's Always Hope
It's an often-distressing fact that some women can't have their own biological children. There are numerous reasons:
- low egg reserves
- advanced age
- health complications including the effects of chemotherapy or other medical treatments
- fear of passing on damaged genes
But none of these stop women from yearning for a family.
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Motherhood Through Egg Donation
- Women who can’t have their own biological children can use eggs donated by women who are normally aged between 19-25.
- Egg donation can be anonymous or identifiable depending on the laws in your home country. However, would-be mothers can choose an egg donor similar to themselves by basing selection on hair and eye colours, skin tone, family history, education and even hobbies.
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Sperm
Some men have very low sperm count, low sperm mobility or know they risk transmitting autosomal recessive genetic diseases or infectious diseases.
Some women – single ladies and lesbians included - want to start a family but are missing the sperm to do so. These people can turn to a sperm donor for help.
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Egg donation is not allowed by law in Germany and we do not offer this service in Germany.