In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) ROPA

ROPA stands for Reception of Oocytes from Partner; also known as shared motherhood. The ROPA method is one of the alternatives that female couples have to become mothers, with the peculiarity that both actively participate in the In Vitro Fertilization process and gestation.

In the In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), one provides her oocytes, and once inseminated with bank sperm, the resulting embryos are transferred to the uterus of her partner. In this way, the genetic material of the woman who donates her oocytes is inherited, and the recipient participates by carrying and gestating the embryo.

Therefore, it is an option to consider when evaluating the most appropriate treatment to achieve the desire to have a child in female couples. However, it will be the medical professional who decides if this technique is the most suitable for each case, taking into account the clinical history and the couple's wishes.

As a result, children born through this treatment will be legally recognized as having two mothers, as they can be registered in the civil registry as having double motherhood.