Surrogacy

Surrogacy in Ahmedabad

A woman's inability to conceive is brought about by her infertility. When a woman follows the treatment process and fails in conceiving spontaneously due to her deformed or missing uterus, among other factors along with a low sperm count and of low quality can result in complications during pregnancy. In such a case when a couple fails to have a child of their own, surrogacy can prove to be the best option. At Sumiran Women’s Hospital we handle services for surrogacy in Ahmedabad.

Surrogacy is a legal arrangement in which a pregnant woman agrees to carry a child to term and give birth on behalf of another couple or individual.

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What is a Surrogate Mother?

A surrogate mother agrees to conceive and carry a child for another couple, typically pursuant to a legally enforceable contract. It is very safe and predictable for those who cannot conceive.

Types of Surrogacy Methods

Traditional Surrogacy.

Here, the surrogate mother becomes genetically linked to the child when she bears a pregnancy resulting from the fertilization of her egg with the sperm of the intended father.

Gestational surrogacy.

Gestational surrogacy is a procedure wherein an embryo is implanted in the uterus of the surrogate using the eggs and sperm either obtained from the intending parent or a donor. Thus, it is guaranteed that no genetic connection exists between the child and the surrogate.

Surrogacy Laws in India

Surrogacy was legalized in India in 2002. Patients wanting quality and affordable medical attention continue to prop up the boom in medical tourism in this country. India has surrogate parentage legislation that entirely relinquishes all parental rights to the carried child for surrogate mothers.

In gestational surrogacy whereby the surrogate only gives out her womb to an embryo from the intended parents' egg and sperm, the biological parents will be entered in the records as the child's legal parents.

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How Does Sumiran Women's Hospital Perform Surrogacy Procedures?

  • A first appointment with one of our reproductive specialists is an excellent way to get to know us and your family-building aspirations.
  • Review patient medical records and discuss surrogacy options. Choosing a Surrogate:
  • Choose a surrogate who meets all the medical criteria and aligns with your values.
  • Our specialist lawyers will help your case run without a hitch.
  • In order to have a healthy pregnancy, it is advisable to go through a thorough checkup.
  • Through IVF, we create embryos and carefully implant the embryo in the surrogate's womb.
  • Personalized prenatal care and frequently scheduled prenatal visits all but guarantee an easy pregnancy.
  • Allow the world to rejoice with your new little one while you finalize the legal details. Completing the proper legal formalities is required to establish your rights as a parent.

FAQ

  • Infertile couples.
  • Incapable of carrying a child.
  • Single parent

The only difference is that different eggs are used. In a conventional surrogacy, the surrogate will use her own egg to make the child, so the intended mother will have nothing biologically involved with the baby. This, however is not the case in gestational surrogacy where, as the case will be through the use of her own egg, the mother will eventually become genetically related to the child.

That's actually a long procedure to have a kid and to meet a surrogate. This full process, depending on the case, may take around a year or two years.

The answer is not true because the cost varies from surrogate to procedure. The typical cost, though, includes the process and ranges from 10 to 20 lacs.

It is possible to use an identified surrogate who happens to be a friend or family member. Any relationship has a legally binding contract.

No, a surrogate can’t keep the baby as she would be only the biological mother under the agreement, while the intended parents would be the legal parents of the baby. Legally, the surrogate usually cannot retain custody of the child.

A surrogate mother can be a woman between the ages of 25 and 40 who has previously given birth to her own child and has no serious health issues.