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I have been accepted on the NHS for IVF using egg donation, do you accept NHS funding?
Read answerI have an AMH of 0.65 and am aged 28. My husband also has low sperm count. During the first cycle of IVF 5 eggs were retrieved but were unsuccessful. The second cycle resulted in 4 eggs retrieved with 3 fertilised and 1 implanted. But sadly this didn't work out. What should we do next? Would it be IVF with donor eggs?
Read answerHi, my partner can't give birth anymore due to numerous complications. I want children and therefore would need an egg donor and surrogate. Is this possible?
Read answerDo you use donated embryos as part of your treatments? If so, what are the prices?
Read answerI'm 43 years old and having had 4 miscarriages I've now been told my best chance of having a baby is from a egg donor but not sure how to go about it and who to speak to?
Read answerI am undergoing IVF next month using frozen eggs. The consultant wants to transfer one embryo however I want two. I am aged 47.
Read answerI would like to know what my AMH level would have to be in order to become an egg donor at your clinic. Thanks, Samantha
Read answerI am interested in becoming an egg donor but have had PID in the past. Would I still be accepted?
Read answerIf you still feel you need more guidance and support, you can book a FREE 1-2-1 discovery meeting to talk through the options available to you.