Patient's question:
Azoospermia patientsDoctor's answer:
Donor egg IVF is mainly suitable for patients who have completely no sperm (such as in cases where chromosome tests, endocrine evaluations, and testicular aspiration do not reveal sperm), three failed artificial insemination attempts, or those with chromosomal abnormalities, genetic diseases, and other conditions. During donor egg IVF, the male typically needs to visit the hospital twice. The first visit is for preoperative examinations to determine if he meets the surgical criteria and to find a suitable sperm donor. The second visit is after confirming the donor egg IVF procedure, where he and his wife will go to the hospital together to establish medical records and sign informed consent forms.