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It's no secret that being overweight can be the cause of many health problems. This also applies to the female reproductive system. Failure to conceive, in particular, and pregnancy, in general, are often caused by extra pounds. 

Using IVF, surrogacy and other reproductive technologies have enabled many families struggling with infertility to become parents. Another similar technique is egg donation, which is effective if the expectant mother has problems with her own oocytes. But how does it work? Specialists at Feskov Human Reproductive Group explain the procedure in detail.

Absolutely all parents must take the time to normalize alternative family-building methods for their children. And we are talking about all the parents. Since parents of surrogate, adopted or children born to a donor should not be solely responsible for teaching them various ways to create a family.

Egg donation is an emotionally rewarding experience for a donor woman who helps other people create complete, happy families with children, which they might not have been able to create on their own. 

When people are forced to use an egg donor to start a family, they seek to find a donor that is as similar to them as possible. Many of the intended parents are well educated, with advanced degrees and other academic credentials. Faced with a reality in which they cannot pass on their genes to a child, the search for an excellent donor begins.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about unprecedented changes around the world. And the field of reproductive medicine is no exception. However, the desire of many people to become real dads and moms outweighs even the fear of illness. 

Types of donations in reproductive medicine clinics. Features, requirements, conditions. Oocyte donation and embryo adoption.

When a couple is faced with the problem of conceiving an heir in a natural way, ART methods come to their aid. Often, IVF or “in vitro conception” under medical supervision resolves these issues. But what if there is no way to get normal oocytes from the expectant mother? In this case, donation is usually involved - when another woman donates her eggs to a couple to conceive a baby.

Ireland is a country friendly to assisted reproductive technology and oocyte donation in particular. The cost of egg donation in Ireland does not imply financial remuneration to the donor, but guarantees compensation for reasonable expenses and lost earnings. Donation in the country is not anonymous, but future parents are not given the opportunity to make personal acquaintance with a woman who donated oocytes. Couple can only hope that their donor has the maximum phenotypic resemblance to the future mother.