Reciprocal IVF is an incredible fertility option for two people with ovaries and uteruses who want to have a baby together.
that allows for two individuals with ovaries to each play a biological role in creating and growing a baby. One partner provides the egg that will be fertilized with donor sperm, and the other partner provides the uterus to carry the pregnancy. This allows both partners to each take on roles along the path to parenthood: One will carry and birth the baby, and the other will be genetically related to the baby.
Beyond these potential considerations and challenges, there are other big decisions to make before you officially commit to reciprocal IVF. Finding an inclusive fertility clinic that supports your path to parenthood is of the utmost importance.With advancements made in reproductive technologies, success rates within IVF continue to get better.
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