Medical Boon for Childless Couple - Surrogacy

Surrogacy means when another woman carries and give birth to a baby for the couple who are childless. Surrogacy centers in India is coming up and growing up very fast as the Indian society has started to accept this concept gradually. This process is undertaken when a woman cannot reproduce a baby due to some health issues which makes conceiving impossible to her or may be prove dangerous for getting pregnant and to give birth to a baby.

Surrogacy will not complete without the woman who lends her womb to give birth to a baby for a couple who are facing problem to have their own baby by their own due to adverse medical circumstances like absence or malformation of the womb, recurrent pregnancy loss, repeated in vitro fertilization (IVF) implantation failures, etc. Woman, who carries a baby in her womb which belongs to an infertile couple, is termed as surrogate mother. Surrogacy in India is also famous in the world as the process cost is very less which attracts the childless couples from all around the globe.

Surrogacy centers in India are providing better alternatives to the infertile couples to have their own baby. Surrogacy is basically of two types, the first one is Traditional Surrogacy and another one is Gestational Surrogacy. In which Traditional surrogacy follows the process when a surrogate mother is artificially inseminated with the sperm of the anticipated father or sperm donor. The surrogate's own egg will be used, thus she will be the genetic mother of the resulting child and the couple for whom this process is taken care will be termed as Social parents. Whereas Gestational Surrogacy follows the process in which a surrogate mother is not hereditarily related to the child. Eggs are extracted from the intended mother or egg donor and mixed with sperm from the intended father or sperm donor in vitro. The embryos are then transferred into the surrogate's uterus. Embryos which are not used that may be frozen and then it will be used for transfer at a later time if the first transfer does not result in pregnancy.

However before going for this process, the infertile couple should adhered the legal guidelines and also take proper precautions which are highly recommended. Apart from this there are some ethical issues which can be elaborated as the surrogate mother should not be exploited and should be paid well for the ultimate service she provided and gave reason for smile to the infertile couple. It is also necessary to make a birth certificate of the child as a record and it will help maintain the records for the same for future reference so that no one can claim the child.

There are various big and small infertility Institutes in most of the cities in India, and Surrogacy centers in India that provides better services related to Parenting.

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