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Surrogacy is a method of assisted reproduction where a woman, known as a surrogate, carries and delivers a baby for another person or couple (intended parents). Surrogacy is often chosen by individuals or couples who cannot conceive or carry a pregnancy due to medical, biological, or personal reasons.

There are two types of surrogacy:

Gestational Surrogacy: The surrogate and the child are genetically unrelated. The embryo is created through in vitro fertilization (IVF) using the egg and sperm of the intended parents or donors.

Traditional Surrogacy: The surrogate provides her egg, making her biologically related to the baby. This type is less common and legally complex.  

Our Procedure for Surrogacy Will Include:

• Selecting a Surrogate:
          * Surrogates are chosen through agencies or personal connections.
          * Ideal candidates are healthy women aged 21–45, with a history of successful pregnancies and a stable support system.
  
• Medical and Psychological Screening:
          * Surrogates undergo medical evaluations to ensure they can safely carry a pregnancy.
          * Tests screen for infections like HIV and hepatitis, and vaccinations like MMR and Tdap are required.
          * Psychological assessments ensure the surrogate is emotionally prepared.
• Legal Agreements:
          * Contracts outline roles, compensation, responsibilities, and sensitive matters like pregnancy risks or termination.
          * Legal teams ensure compliance with local surrogacy laws.
• IVF and Embryo Transfer:
          * Eggs are retrieved from the intended mother or donor and fertilized with sperm in a lab.
          * The surrogate's uterus is prepared with fertility medications, and the embryo is transferred.
• Pregnancy Care:
          * The surrogate attends prenatal checkups, follows health guidelines, and delivers the baby to the intended parents.
  
  

FAQs

1. What is surrogacy?

Surrogacy is when a woman carries and delivers a baby for another person or couple.

2. What are the types of surrogacy?

There are two types: gestational surrogacy and traditional surrogacy.

3. Who chooses surrogacy?

Individuals or couples who cannot conceive or carry a pregnancy due to medical or biological reasons.

4. What is gestational surrogacy?

Gestational surrogacy involves using IVF, and the surrogate has no genetic connection to the baby.

5. What is traditional surrogacy?

Traditional surrogacy uses the surrogate’s egg, making her the biological mother.

6. What are the benefits of surrogacy for intended parents?

Surrogacy allows individuals or couples to have a biological child when they cannot conceive naturally.

7. Is surrogacy a safe option?

Surrogacy is a medically supervised process, ensuring safety for both the surrogate and the baby.