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Yes, diabetes has been proven to have an impact on your ability to conceive and deliver a healthy child. Diabetes has been shown to have an impact on both men’s and women’s fertility and reproductive health. Diabetes may interfere with hormones, causing implantation and/or pregnancy to be delayed or failed. Diabetes has also been related to sperm and embryo quality issues, as well as DNA damage (genetic mutations and deletions).

Glucose is the body’s main energy source. Insulin, a glucose-absorbing hormone produced by the pancreas, normally regulates glucose demand and blood glucose levels. When glucose intake is properly controlled, the body’s glucose levels stay within a healthy range. Otherwise, the individual may exhibit signs or symptoms of diabetes or impaired glucose tolerance.

Many couples are not able to conceive naturally. In the donor program, fertility is achieved with the help of third-party donors that offer donor sperm, eggs, or embryos, which can help infertile couples, achieve a successful pregnancy. This is the best option for females who cannot produce healthy oocytes or suffer from chromosomal abnormalities and with IVF failures (repeated).