IVF can indeed be performed using donor eggs or sperm. This approach is particularly beneficial for individuals or couples facing infertility issues, such as poor egg or sperm quality, genetic disorders, or absence of eggs or sperm. Donor eggs or sperm undergo rigorous screening to ensure the best possible outcomes.

• IVF can use donor eggs or sperm

• Beneficial for couples with infertility issues

• Helps in cases of poor egg or sperm quality

• Suitable for genetic disorder prevention

• Necessary for individuals lacking viable eggs or sperm

• Donor materials undergo rigorous medical screening

• Increases chances of successful fertilization

• Enhances likelihood of pregnancy

• Provides options for single parents

• Enables same-sex couples to conceive

• Expands family-building possibilities

• Allows use of anonymous or known donors

• Requires legal and ethical considerations

• Donor egg process includes hormonal stimulation

• Egg retrieval is a minor surgical procedure

• Donor sperm collection is non-invasive

• Fertilization occurs in a lab setting

• Embryo transfer follows fertilization