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IVF stands for ‘In Vitro Fertilization.’ It’s a method of achieving pregnancy by where an egg is fertilized by sperm outside of the woman’s body. The embryos are created in a lab and transferred to a woman’s uterus in hopes of creating a healthy pregnancy. IVF could help if you are having difficulty conceiving naturally, if you’re a single woman wanting a baby through sperm donation, or if you’re a same-sex couple longing to start a family.
This is the ART procedure that harvests eggs from suitable donors to help other women to have a child. The eggs are fertilized in the laboratory and transferred into the future mother’s womb. Unfertilized eggs may be frozen and stored for later use. Egg donation can be anonymous or non-anonymous depending on the laws of your home country.
IUI, sometimes known as artificial insemination, is a pain-free fertility treatment which places sperm inside a woman’s uterus and increases the chance of natural fertilization. This method is often used because of known male fertility issues. It is also an option for single women and female couples who use a sperm donor. IUI is a very safe, minimally invasive treatment with fewer drugs than required in IVF.
This is the most common and successful treatment for male infertility. It’s performed as part of the IVF journey and increases the chances of fertilization by directly injecting the sperm into the egg. The fertilized eggs (embryos) are then transferred back to the woman’s uterus.
ROPA stands for Reception of Oocytes from the Partner. It allows same-sex female couples to share the motherhood experience with the help of sperm donation. It’s an IVF procedure where one female partner contributes her eggs and the other contributes her uterus. This therapy is in Spain allowed.