A simple
definition of a surrogacy is a lady accepts to become pregnant either through
traditional or gestational process and hand over the baby to the childless
couple after birth. It is a simple definition to understand the core view of
surrogacy process. Couples who are not able to bear the child due to medical
problem where all the ART process failed to show its results opt for surrogacy
process. Couples who are seeking for the best surrogate mother need to understand that it is a very expensive
process both in term of finance and emotions. In this blog, you come to know
about different types of surrogacy and how it works.
Traditional
surrogacy and gestational surrogacy are the two types of surrogacy. Most of the
proxy agencies and doctors recommend gestational process rather than
traditional. In traditional proxy process, a surrogate will become pregnant
when the sperm of an intended father or a donor is injected to the uterus. The
baby born through this process in genetically related to the surrogate and
intended father or donor. Due to the psychological factors and the legal risks
associated with this procedure, the agencies and doctors do not recommend
traditional surrogacy.
In gestational
procedure, the intended mother’s ova and intended father’s sperm is taken out.
The ovum is fertilized by adding sperm in the laboratory. Doctors choose
quality ovum and mix it with the best swimmers to form a healthy zygote. All
these process are carried out in the laboratory. The resulting zygote is
cultured in the lab for about six weeks. This zygote is later injected to the
uterus of a proxy. The baby born through this process in genetically irrelevant
to the surrogate where as the child is genetically related to the couples who
are seeking child through this process.
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