Infertility is a problem that affects many women, you are not alone. In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) is one of the assisted reproduction treatments that can help you due to its effectiveness and secure measures.
Types of In Vitro Fertilisation
In Vitro Fertilisation
In Vitro Fertilisation is an assisted reproduction treatment that consists of fertilising the patients’ eggs in the laboratory, previously extracted with the sperm of their partners.
IVF with a male donor
In IVF with a male donor a donor’s sperm is used. A recommended treatment when the male partner has infertility problems, for women who are not in a relationship or for women with a female partner.
IVF with a female donor
In IVF with a female donor the healthy eggs of a donor are used and are fertilised in the laboratory with the partner’s sperm, when the female partner has got fertility problems.
IVF with a male and female donor
In the IVF with a male and female donor sperm and eggs are required from anonymous donors to obtain embryos and transfer them to the patient’s uterus.
Reciprocal IVF with ropa method
The Reciprocal IVF is an exclusive treatment for women with a female partner. It allows shared maternity in which one of them provides the egg and the other gives birth to the baby.
What do you need to know about In Vitro Fertilisation?
In Vitro Fertilisation consists in fertilising an egg with sperm in our specialized laboratory to obtain an ideal number of embryos capable of being transferred to the patient’s uterus. There are four different types of in vitro fertilisation and our medical team will be in charge of identifying which is the best option for each one of our patients.
Our Eva Clinics look for the maximum effectiveness. The newest technique is In Vitro Fertilisation with intracytoplasmic microinjection, known as ICSI. With ICSI just one sperm per egg is necessary and consists of insemination through the sperm microinjection into the inner part of the egg.