Category: Surrogacy

Surrogacy is the process of carrying another women’s pregnancy in return of some financial help or some times the surrogate agrees purely for good cause and no payment is involved(most of the time in case of relatives or friends).

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surrogacy for fertile

If a couple has no problem in conceiving or carrying a pregnancy can they still opt for surrogacy?

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Surrogacy is an expensive medical process along with emotional stress. Therefore, couples who have chosen surrogacy usually have some serious reproductive health issues and failed multiple attempts or unsuccessful outcome from other possible fertility treatments to carry their biological child usually opt for surrogacy service. In most cases, surrogacy is always the last option couples Read more about If a couple has no problem in conceiving or carrying a pregnancy can they still opt for surrogacy?[…]

Surrogacy agency process management

Role of a surrogacy agency in the surrogacy process 

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Surrogacy is a type of third-party assisted reproductive technology (ART). In this procedure, sincere involvement in the medical process is the utmost requirement from both the surrogate and intended parents to obtain a successful result. Following are some activities one needs to do during surrogacy planning: Finding a surrogacy attorney and negotiating a contract by Read more about Role of a surrogacy agency in the surrogacy process […]

Surrogacy in newzealand

Surrogacy in New Zealand

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Surrogacy in New Zealand is high-quality and available to New Zealanders. There are numerous network-run online groups that you can be part of that will help you in assembling implicit surrogates. Those include. New Zealand has legal guidelines which permit conventional or gravid surrogacy, no matter the reality that doesn’t permit payments to surrogates or any surrogacy business enterprise guide with reclamation and handling of the journey.  Introductory principles  New Zealand observes a hard and fast of introductory ideas.  The supposed dad and mom aren’t worth holding a toddler themselves. Read more about Surrogacy in New Zealand[…]

Surrogacy and intended parents

Role of intended parents throughout surrogacy process

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The primary role of intended parents in the initial phase of surrogacy is good planning for a successful surrogacy journey.  Methodological responsibility  Surrogacy planning is a huge task that involves a number of legal, medical, and procedural requirements. All these activities require lots of time to communicate and coordinate with professionals and surrogate mothers. Following Read more about Role of intended parents throughout surrogacy process[…]

Pregnant woman for post surrogacy in Cambodia

Surrogacy in Cambodia

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Surrogacy was restricted in Cambodia in November 2016 by the Ministry of Public Health (prakas, signed on 24 October 2016). Article 12 of this practice reads: “Surrogacy, which is considered one of the hard and fast offers to have a child through assisted reproduction technology, is strictly prohibited”. Available information indicates that a total of Read more about Surrogacy in Cambodia[…]

Georgia surrogacy destination

How Georgia became a famous surrogacy destination?

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Compensated surrogacy is legally accepted in Georgia since 1997 by the law. International Commercial Surrogacy facilitates surrogacy tourism to intended parents. The increasing infertility rate and expensive cost of surrogacy in western countries had made Georgia a preferable surrogacy tourism site. International infertile couples or people who desire to be single parents often prefer to Read more about How Georgia became a famous surrogacy destination?[…]

Different fertility options and surrogacy

Surrogacy VS Fertility treatments

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Two conventional fertility treatments are usually recommended to treat infertility, which include medication therapy and surgical intervention. Different therapeutic and surgical interventions are available for male and female infertile patients. However, failure of this conventional treatment or in unfeasible situations embryo implantation through assisted reproductive technology can also be recommended for a successful pregnancy. Female Read more about Surrogacy VS Fertility treatments[…]

Surrogacy in Kazakhstan

Surrogacy in Kazakhstan and alternatives

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Human reproduction is one of the most basic animal traits that govern society. However, more and more women struggle with conception and children. Whether due to environmental changes or natural factors, infertility is a growing cause for concern. Surrogacy is one of the best-known methods of assisted reproduction. Since it allows the surrogate mother to Read more about Surrogacy in Kazakhstan and alternatives[…]

Surrogacy affects surrogate

Does surrogacy affect the surrogate mother? and how?

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The decision making for a woman to become a surrogate is challenging for her. Surrogate mother carrying child/children for other intended parents which is not only an emotionally taxing process but also have similar health issues alike a normal pregnancy along with complication related to IVF process and legal interventions. The surrogacy process involves long-term Read more about Does surrogacy affect the surrogate mother? and how?[…]

Surrogacy in Australia travel

Surrogacy in Australia and alternatives

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Surrogacy rules in Australia All surrogacy preparations in Australia should be altruistic (where the surrogate does not get compensated for acting as a surrogate, other than being reimbursed for clinical and other reasonable fees). Most Australian states have unique regulation that outlines the requirements for surrogacy. Within the absence of rules, states and territories are Read more about Surrogacy in Australia and alternatives[…]