Intended Parents

Intended Parents

Your journey to parenthood matters to us! At CEDA, we take on the challenge of infertility with you by keeping the faith and hope alive and supporting you throughout.

Intended Parents

Your journey to parenthood matters to us! At CEDA, we take on the challenge of infertility with you by keeping the faith and hope alive and supporting you throughout.

Beautiful boy after successful IVF and egg donation

The joy of
parenthood

THROUGH
EGG/ SPERM
DONATION

Every recipient is a patient with a distinct and unique journey. Using our years of expertise and skills, we tailor an individual fertility treatment programme. The Egg / Sperm Donor Recipient Programme offers the golden opportunity to become a parent. There are two options when choosing a donor.

ANONYMOUS DONORS

The donor / recipient does not know any identifying information of each other. Recipients receive a profile of the donor.

KNOWN DONORS

Recipients may opt to use their own donor, for example, a relative or a friend. They must undergo the screening process prior to egg donation.

Egg Donation

Egg donation is the donation of eggs from one woman to another. The donor can be anonymous or, a relative or a friend. CEDA has a wide range of donors from all cultures and backgrounds. All egg donors remain anonymous. Egg donors undergo a comprehensive medical screening including a medical evaluation, blood tests for infectious diseases, and a family medical history. 

Should you wish to choose an egg donor, a profile of the egg donor including physical traits, hobbies, occupation and lifestyle habits will be provided.

Why use donor eggs?
There may be many reasons why you’re considering using donor eggs. Egg Donation may be an ideal solution for the following reasons: 

Poor quality of your eggs – it is unlikely to have a successful pregnancy using your eggs.

Age-related infertility, premature menopause or ovarian failure rendering you unable to produce eggs.
 
Past medical treatments or surgeries that have caused infertility – If you have had cancer treatment or have had your ovaries removed.

Genetically inheritance – if you possess a genetic condition/disease and have a high risk of passing it on to your offspring.

Advanced maternal age – women over 35 years of age have an increased risk of transmitting genetic syndromes associated with chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome.
 
If you are same-sex couple interested in having a baby through Surrogacy.

Sperm Donation

CEDA offers a wide selection of sperm donors. Sperm Donation may be a suitable option for single women who wish to become mothers; same-sex couples; and couples with infertility due to male sperm factor problems. 

Our selection of sperm donors undergo a comprehensive medical screening including a medical evaluation, blood tests for infectious diseases, and a family medical history. 

Patients with an interest in sperm donation will first consult with our specialist. Dr Ramdeo will provide in-depth counselling about sperm donation and discuss your treatment needs.
 
The next step would be to select a sperm donor from our list of anonymous profiles. Donor profiles contain information such as physical characteristics, age, occupation, hobbies and interests, etc. 

The final step of the process would be commencement of treatment with your chosen sperm donor.

Get in touch

Call us on 031 267 7920 | info@ceda.net.za 
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