Within the realm of fertility, the ROPA method (Reception of Oocytes from Partner) method has gained significant popularity among couples desiring to begin their family. This method provides a distinctive opportunity for both women to actively engage in the conception and gestation of their baby.
At Babynova’s fertility clinic in Bogotá, have a more comprehensive concept of family gestation and offer alternatives that are closer to the new family schemes that embark on the path toward shared and desired motherhood. The team of specialists provides support, and accompaniment and offers cutting-edge treatments to help consolidate the new families of today’s world.
Read on to discover what the ROPA method consists of and how it can help make the dream of being mothers together a reality.
The ROPA method: an alternative conception
The ROPA method, or Reception of Oocytes from the Partner, is an assisted reproduction treatment that offers the opportunity for a female couple to share the journey of biological motherhood. It involves using the eggs of one woman, known as the genetic mother, and fertilizing them with donor sperm.
After the in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedure and the formation of embryos, the next step involves transferring one or more of these embryos to the uterus of the other woman, referred to as the gestational mother, who will carry out the process of gestation.
Advantages of the ROPA Method
One of the main advantages of Babynova’s ROPA Method is that both mothers can have an active participation in the process of conception and gestation. In this way, the genetic mother contributes her eggs, which allows her to have a biological bond with the newborn, while the gestational mother has the experience of carrying the baby in her womb and giving birth.
This creates a unique bond between both women and the baby, further strengthening their family connection, and significantly differentiating it from other methods of gestation, as it generates a much stronger emotional bond.
Babynova Clinic has designed a thorough scheme to carry out this procedure, ensuring the active participation of both mothers and the highest rate of medical effectiveness as follows:
Ovarian Stimulation
The process of the ROPA method begins with the ovarian stimulation of the genetic mother, who will receive hormonal drugs to stimulate the production of multiple eggs.
To achieve this, starting from the second or third day of the menstrual cycle, subcutaneous injections of hormones are administered to stimulate the simultaneous development of multiple follicles, resulting in the production of a greater number of eggs.
Egg collection
The eggs will be retrieved through a procedure known as follicular puncture, which is performed under sedation or general anesthesia. Once the suitability of the collected eggs is confirmed, they will be combined with the sperm from a donor chosen by the mothers to create embryos. The development of these embryos will then be carefully monitored in the subsequent days.
Embryo culture
After the retrieval of the eggs, in vitro fertilization takes place in a controlled laboratory environment. Following a few days of culture, the resulting embryos undergo analysis to identify the most viable ones. These selected embryos are then transferred to the uterus of the gestational mother using a procedure similar to the embryo transfer process in conventional IVF.
Embryo transfer
The transfer is a simple and painless procedure, which is performed with a cannula that introduces the embryos into the uterus while an abdominal ultrasound is performed to ensure that the embryo is in the right place. No anesthesia or special care is required. However, the medical team follows up during the following days to monitor that the process is going smoothly.
One of the most outstanding advantages of this procedure is that it has a higher probability of achieving a pregnancy than others, making it one of the safest and most effective methods for mothers.
Your partner in shared motherhood
The ROPA method presents an exhilarating and fulfilling opportunity for couples consisting of two women who desire to jointly experience the wonders of biological motherhood.
By enabling active participation in both conception and gestation, the ROPA method empowers both women to forge a profound emotional bond with the baby, thereby fostering a stronger family unit.
If you are considering this method as an option to form your family, you can consult Babynova’s fertility clinic in Bogotá and explore their website to find out more about their procedures, where you will also find very useful information and personalized guidance on this exciting path to new motherhood.
