Egg donation in Abidjan: a rigorous and deeply human programme
We support every donation journey with the same medical rigour and human attention — respecting your cultural and spiritual convictions.
Written by Dr Eulalie Manket-Kouassi, obstetrician-gynaecologist, fertility and ART specialist, founder and medical director of CNDT, the first Ivorian woman trained in IVF in Strasbourg
Member of ASRM, ESHRE, SOGOCI, GIERAF and ANARA.
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Our egg donation programme addresses situations where ovarian reserve is insufficient due to age, premature menopause or repeated failures. Every step is medically and psychologically supervised.
Initial assessment
In-depth medical evaluation of the recipient to define the appropriate protocol.
Donor selection
Selection based on medical, genetic and where possible cultural compatibility.
Preparation
Endometrial preparation of the recipient and ovarian stimulation of the donor in parallel.
Fertilisation & culture
Fertilisation of oocytes in the laboratory, embryo culture and evaluation.
Transfer
Transfer of the selected embryo at the optimal moment, with full post-transfer follow-up.
We fully respect the cultural, religious and ethical frameworks of each patient. Our team approaches these questions with discretion and compassion, without judgement.
Is the donor's anonymity guaranteed?
Yes, anonymity is respected. General medical information may be communicated to the recipient. CNDT applies the rules of good practice and medical ethics.
Is this compatible with my religious convictions?
We support each patient in a respectful reflection. We can refer you to specialists according to your needs.
How long does the process take?
On average 2 to 4 months depending on donor availability and recipient preparation.
Let's talk about your project
Book a confidential consultation with our egg donation specialist.