Infertility is a
problem that hits many people around the world where lot of female partners
struggle to conceive. When women come to know that they are not able to
conceive, it is totally difficult for them to grasp the truth and it can be
very troubling and stressful. A ray of hope for sterile couples emerged with
the advancement of medical technologies. The infertile couple can fulfill their
dreams of parenthood by hiring a surrogate mother. The baby born through a
surrogate is genetically relevant to the intended parents and unrelated to a
surrogate mother. A proxy lady can give birth to a baby that is harmonically
not relevant to her through In-vitro fertilization procedure. It is a part of gestational surrogacy where women is
conceived when embryo created by IVF is transferred to her uterus.
In-vitro
fertilization, popularly known as IVF treatment is considered a major
medication for infertility. In this procedure, female egg is fertilized by male
sperm outside the human body. This treatment is suggested when all assisted
reproductive technology (ART) is failed. The fertilized egg will be in a fluid
medium which is cultured in a laboratory for two to six days and then
transferred to a surrogate mother’s uterus.
Normally, the
IVF treatment is used to surmount female infertility. Women suffer from
infertility when fallopian tubes make in vivo fertilization difficult. If there
is a problem with the quality of male sperm, then intracytoplasmic sperm
injection (ICSI) is used where a male sperm is directly injected into the egg
cell. According to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
guidelines, IVF treatment is specified in unexplained infertility for women
where a female partner is unable conceive after 2 years of regular unguarded
sexual intercourse. For a successful IVF medication, it requires healthy ova,
sperms and a uterus to maintain pregnancy. The therapy is endeavored only when
less expensive medications such as ART failed due to the huge cost associated
with this remedy.
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