What is Endometrosis?
Endometriosis is a pathology suffered by 1 in 10 women, in which endometrial tissue appears and grows outside the uterus. It most commonly affects the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and the tissue lining the pelvis.
What is the ROPA Method?
The ROPA Method is a variation of the In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatment. This Assisted Reproduction treatment offers a couple of women the opportunity to enjoy shared maternity.
What is EmbryoDonation?
Embryodonation or Embryo Adoption consists of carrying out assisted reproduction treatment with embryos donated by patients who did not need to use them in their own treatment, and who wish to help other people become mothers and fathers. With the adoption of embryos we skip the fertilization process of the ovule and the incubation period since the embryos are previously vitrified and are ready to be transferred to the patient.
What Types of Assisted Reproduction are?
The Types of Assisted Reproduction can be: Artificial Insemination (AI), In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Egg Donation, ROPA Method, Embryodonation and Frozen Embryo Transfer.
Is Pregnancy through Assisted Reproduction the same as a Natural Pregnancy?
The development of pregnancy through Assisted Reproduction happens in the same way as a Natural Pregnancy. The only difference between the two pregnancies will be their beginnings. All the symptoms of the mother throughout the pregnancy, the development of the baby and the happiness when she has it will be exactly the same.
What is a Genetic Compatibility Test for?
Most of the healthy population presents some recessive mutation in their genes, but does not manifest it. This is called being a carrier. If our partner presents this same mutation, there is a 25% chance that our child will manifest it, and a 50% chance that he or she will become a carrier. Although rare, recessive diseases are usually severe and incurable. With the genetic compatibility test, we reduce the chances of transmitting diseases to our offspring.
What is Progesterone used for?
Progesterone is one of the hormones responsible for maintaining pregnancy. The levels of this hormone increase after ovulation, in order to make the endometrium receptive so that the embryo can implant in it. In the event that this does not happen, the levels of progesterone decrease to regenerate in the next menstrual cycle. During fertility treatment, it is necessary to administer progesterone through medication to help the patient in the early stages of pregnancy and avoid risky situations.