Donor Egg Fiasco using Medspa and Nadezhda Hospital

  Nadezhda Hospital and Medspa When Fertility Care Becomes Financial Exploitation: The Risks of Skipping Post-Myomectomy Checks Fertility treatments can be emotionally and financially taxing. Many women invest not only  thousands of dollars , but also  years of hope and energy  into donor egg IVF and other assisted reproductive technologies. Unfortunately, not all fertility care is provided ethically — and some patients experience  financial exploitation disguised as medical treatment . Consent, Misrepresentation, and Unnecessary Surgery   In addition to the issues above, I was persuaded to agree to surgery under false pretenses. The doctor told me that the procedure was necessary to place the embryo in a specific location. However, in the medical records, he documented ongoing bleeding and estrogen therapy for a myoma — none of which was true. I had no bleeding from the myoma and the hormone therapy was not related to any fibroid. This misrepresentation di...

The Hidden Risks of Donor Egg IVF: Traceability, Phenotype, and Transparency Concerns Nadezhda Hospital and Medspa, Sofia, Bulgaria  When undergoing IVF with donor eggs, many patients assume that the clinic guarantees the donor’s identity, phenotype, and the exclusive use of the eggs selected. My experience shows how IVF marketing, incomplete documentation, anonymous donor frameworks, and foreign donor IDs can create serious uncertainty — and why patients often cannot independently verify what was actually used in their treatment. Donor Profiles Are Often Marketing Tools — Even When Clinics Deny They Are Clinics frequently present donor profiles showing hair color, eye color, height, and background information. These profiles are positioned as part of the selection process and are central to patient decision-making. However, clinics may later  attest that these donor profiles are “not marketing material,” but merely informational . This distinction is critical. By reclassifyin...

  Understanding Fertility Clinic Advertising and Donor Egg Traceability  Nadezhda Hospital and Medspa, Sofia, Bulgaria  What Patients Should Know Before Treatment Purpose of This Page This page is intended to inform patients about potential discrepancies between  fertility clinic advertising  and  actual clinical practices , with a particular focus on  donor egg traceability, patient consent, and transparency  in cross-border fertility care. Donor Egg Traceability: A Critical Patient Safety and Consent Issue What patients are often shown Patients may be presented with: Donor profiles containing physical traits, medical history, and other characteristics; The impression that a specific donor has been selected and reserved for their treatment; A donor profile can be presented and you will select that profile; The donor egg profile that is shown to you is for marketing purposes ONLY, it does not guarantee availability; The donor egg you have been sho...