Egg donation in Iran

Egg Donation in Iran is a completely legal method that is used in the best infertility treatment centers. In reputable infertility treatment centers in Iran, the use of donated eggs is done completely anonymously and the donor and the recipient of the egg will not be introduced to each other.

The responsibility of the egg donor ends on the day of the egg donation and all the responsibilities and legal rights of the child belong to the mother who gives birth to the child. The recipient of the egg has every right to keep all details confidential in the medical center.

Infertility is not always cured by prescribing medication or using advanced methods of infertility treatment. In cases where a woman’s ovarian reserves are low or the quality of eggs is low, but the uterus and other reproductive organs are healthy, the only fertility way is to receive an egg donated by a volunteer. In this article, you can learn more about egg donation, the use of donated eggs, IVF with donor eggs, and egg donation in Iran. For a consult of our doctors and specialists and to use donated egg services in Iran, you can contact us through WhatsApp or the contact forms on the HayatMedTour website.

The selection of an egg donor in Iranian infertility treatment centers is done with great care and obsession. In addition to physical and psychological screenings and quality assessments of eggs, efforts are made to have the most physical and social similarities between the donor and the recipient.

Because the success rate of fresh donated eggs is higher than frozen donated eggs, fresh eggs are used for donation in most infertility treatment centers in Iran.

The success rate of infertility treatment using donated eggs in advanced infertility treatment centers in Iran, such as the best centers in the world, is between 50% and 60%.

The cost of egg donation in Iran
The cost of infertility treatment using donated eggs in Iran is about $ 4,000, which includes the cost of eggs, the cost of routine tests, the cost of medicine, laboratory, and embryo transfer to the mother’s uterus. In addition, the egg recipient can freeze and store extra embryos formed during the donation egg treatment process for later pregnancy.