What if the children from embryo or egg donation accidentally reproduce with their siblings (consanguineous reproduction)?
This is a common question asked by embryo, sperm, and egg donors. According to published guidelines and basic statistics, if one couple donates cryopreserved embryos, the chance of accidentally meeting and mating with a sibling is extremely unlikely. For further information regarding this topic, please contact our staff or The American Society of Reproductive Medicine.
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- Could the children from embryo donation inadvertently meet their siblings and reproduce?
