Assisted Reproduction

You have already taken the first step towards carrying out the biggest project of your life: becoming a mother.

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Assisted Reproduction is the set of medical techniques and treatments that help many women to achieve the dream of becoming mothers, both individually, in lesbian couples and in women with male partners.

Fertility treatments and assisted reproduction

Our assisted reproduction results

The results of our treatments are the best indication of our professional rigour and efforts to always keep up-to-date with technical advances.

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ROPA Method

Families are based on love, not gender. At Gravida we accompany you both hand in hand with enthusiasm and professionalism, until you achieve your motherhood.

What is the ROPA method?

The technique is simple and effective: One of the mothers undergoes ovarian stimulation to provide the oocytes, while the couple will be pregnant.

It is the abbreviation of Reception of oocytes of the couple, that is, the pregnant mother receives the fertilized eggs from the donor mother. That means that both of you will be part of the future baby that is to come.

Being mothers is one of the most important decisions of your life and from Gravida we want to go along with you to walk that path towards motherhood. The ROPA method has made Gravida one of the most popular choices among female couples and LGTBI families.

Legal recognition as a mother of the two members of the couple is possible thanks to a legal exception from the Assisted Reproduction Law 14/2006.

REQUIREMENTS TO PERFORM THE ROPA METHOD

To perform the ROPA Method for all couples, you need the following requirements:

UTERUS AND MENSTRUATION

Presence of a uterus with the ability to gestate, with menstrual cycles.

SPERM OF A DONOR

At Gravida we have our own semen bank.

HEALTH

Absence of physical or mental maternal illness that contraindicates hormonal treatment and / or pregnancy.

ROPA METHOD PROCESS

Ovarian stimulation

The ovarian stimulation treatment, as is done in any In Vitro Fertilization process, is carried out with the aim that the ovaries produce more eggs than usual in order to have more options to achieve pregnancy.
Follicular puncture

The oocytes are obtained through an ovarian puncture, which is performed during a mild sedation procedure, and are fertilized with donor semen.
Fertilization

After fertilization of the eggs with the donor’s semen, the embryos will be obtained and, after a few days, the embryos will be transferred in the uterus of the pregnant mother, who will have prepared her endometrium using progesterone to receive the embryos.
Embryo Transfer

Transferring the embryos at blastocyst stage allows for better selection and improves synchronization between the embryonic stage and the uterine environment, which increases implantation rates.