Surrogacy is a type of assisted reproductive technology (ART) in which a woman (the surrogate) agrees to carry a baby to term on behalf of another person or couple, then return the baby to the intended parent(s) after birth.
Surrogacy is a complicated procedure that requires considerable counseling, psychological evaluation, and independent legal consultation to ensure that both parties make the best decisions possible. The surrogacy program at IVFAustralia can help you along the way. What is Surrogacy Meaning in Hindi
Surrogacy involves the creation of an embryo from the intended parent’s (or donors’) egg and sperm, which is then implanted into the surrogate’s uterus. The surrogate usually has no genetic ties to the child.
We have a number of parameters that must be met before we may offer surrogacy to minimise the risks to both the intended parents and the possible surrogate. All of the following requirements must be met by the surrogate:
She must be over the age of 25 but under the age of natural menopause (52 years of age). In the unusual scenario of a gestational surrogate who is the intended parent’s mother or mother-in-law, this may be increased to 55.
She must have already had a child of her own.
All of the following requirements must be met by the surrogate:
She must be over the age of 25 but under the age of natural menopause (52 years of age). In the unusual scenario of a gestational surrogate who is the intended parent’s mother or mother-in-law, this may be increased to 55.
She must already be the mother of a child and have no prior history of pregnancy-related diseases or problems.
Have a relationship with the intended parents that has been established for at least 6 months by the time of embryo transfer.
Neither the surrogate nor the intended parents have any serious psychiatric disorders that would prevent them from making decisions or caring for the child.