EZS DK - Exchange insufficient quality/quantity

Hello to you,

I have just read your "conversation" and would like to add something.

It is really very important that donors are tested for as many genetic diseases as possible. I thought that a PGT -A tested blastocyst is genetically healthy. Only the chromosomes are examined. Many people think the same as I did back then.

I only consider clinics that carry out a genetic compatibility test (carrier screening) for at least 400-600 genes. So far I have only read that the IVI Valencia offers this.

Maybe someone has a tip on which clinics to recommend?

My beautiful baby girl was only allowed to live to 18 months. She had a very serious, rare genetic disorder. She was the result of an embryo adoption...I love her so much and thank her for making me her mommy.

Dear engelmama76,

It is incredibly sad what you have had to experience and go through and I admire your strength. I am simply sending you endless ❤️❤️❤️.

Best regards, Peanuts.78

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Dear engelmama76,

It is incredibly sad what you have had to experience and go through and I admire your strength. I am simply sending you endless ❤️❤️❤️.

Best regards, Peanuts.78

Thank you very much dear Peanuts.78

Hello everyone,

extended carrier screening is offered in Prague at IVF Cube, ProNatal Unica, I think also at Gynem... you have to ask but it is quite common.

Small carrier screening (karyotype, cystic fibrosis, etc.) is available in every clinic in CZ, as it is required by law.

According to Chat GPT, the risk is less than 1 percent.

I am being treated in Austria (with a double donation!) and am quite satisfied. My clinic works together with Finland and Estonia and I only have to come to the clinic in Austria, which was very important to me. As I come from southern Germany, my journey is not that far

Karyotype and cystic fibrosis are also carried out there and, as far as I know, are also mandatory in Austria.

Which clinic in Austria are you at, Bluemchen855? Interesting that the clinic works together with a Finnish clinic. When I first looked into the choice of clinic about 6 years ago, it was said in Austria that they had very few donors and therefore long waiting times. But now, if they could get eggs from a Finnish egg bank, that would be different! How long did you have to wait?

Hello dear Nini,

We are undergoing treatment at Next Fertility in Bregenz. They also have a location in Salzburg. As far as I can remember, the doctor also mentioned in the initial consultation that it used to be a bit different, for legal reasons or similar, unfortunately I can't judge, but perhaps it has only been changed in recent years.

Greetings

Bluemchen

Thank you, Bluemchen855,

how far along are you with the treatment? Have you already had donors or even a transfer? How long did you have to wait?

Hello Nini

Surprisingly, the donor search only took 3 weeks😃

Now I'm waiting for the embryos to be sent and then the next steps can be planned! I'm already looking forward to it!

Are these open donations?

Hello Onemore,

yes these are not anonymous donors

Greetings

Hi Blümchen ,

what information did you get from the donor?

Thanks in advance

Hi tinycat,

We have found out the size, hair color and eye color of the potential donor. For legal reasons, they are probably not allowed to disclose any further information, but I was able to indicate my wishes in advance.