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Co-IVF pregnancies may boost risk of serious complications, study suggests

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Co-IVF, also known as reciprocal IVF, is a fertility option where one partner provides the egg and the other carries the pregnancy, using donor sperm to create the embryo. This method has seen a significant rise in use in the UK. Experts say those considering it should be fully informed about the potential risks to both the birth parent and the baby.

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Lesbian women using partner’s egg in IVF ‘face higher medical risks’

The first study of its kind suggests such pregnancies have a greater chance of complications such as pre-eclampsia

3 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Co-IVF pregnancies may boost risk of serious complications, study suggests

Co-IVF – also known as reciprocal IVF – is when women in same-sex relationships choose to become pregnant using their partner’s egg and donor sperm.

3 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent broke the news in London, United Kingdom 3 days ago on Thursday, September 4, 2025.

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