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is a fertility solution where another woman, known as a surrogate, carries and delivers a baby for intended parents. In this arrangement, the child is biologically related to the intended parents, and the surrogate merely carries the pregnancy to term. In India, gestational is a popular option that has helped many childless couples achieve their dream of becoming parents. This process involves fertilizing the egg and sperm from the intended parents in a laboratory to create an embryo. The embryo is then implanted into the surrogate's womb, where she will carry the baby until birth and then hand it over to the biological parents. At Ferticity Fertility Clinics, we offer expert services in Delhi, ensuring a seamless and supportive experience.

Types of Surrogacy in India

Gestational
This is the most commonly chosen type of . In this process, the intended parents’ egg and sperm are used to create an embryo, which is then implanted into the surrogate mother. The surrogate carries the baby to term but has no genetic connection to the child; she is only the "birth mother."
Traditional
Less commonly used in India, traditional involves the surrogate mother’s own eggs. In this method, the sperm of the intended father is inseminated into the surrogate mother’s uterus. The surrogate then becomes the biological mother of the baby. This type of is less favored due to the genetic connection between the surrogate and the child.

Who Can Opt for Treatment in India?

• Married Couples: Couples must be married for at least 5 years.
• Medical Conditions: Women who are unable to carry a pregnancy due to medical conditions or chronic diseases.
• Preference for Biological Parenthood: Couples who wish to have a biological child rather than adopting.
Criteria for a Surrogate Mother
• Previous Childbirth: The surrogate must have successfully delivered at least one child.
• Age: She should be under 45 years of age.
• Health: The surrogate must be free from any diseases or infections and have a healthy uterus suitable for pregnancy.

Treatment FAQs

1. What is ?

involves another woman, known as a surrogate, carrying a baby for intended parents. The baby is biologically related to the intended parents, while the surrogate only carries the pregnancy.

2. What are the types of available?

The main types are gestational , where the surrogate has no genetic link to the baby, and traditional , where the surrogate's eggs are used, making her the biological mother.

3. Who is eligible for in India?

Married couples who have been married for at least 5 years and have medical reasons preventing the woman from carrying a pregnancy can opt for . It’s also suitable for couples who prefer biological parenthood over adoption.

4. What are the criteria for choosing a surrogate mother?

A surrogate should be under 45 years old, have delivered at least one child before, and be in good health with a healthy uterus. She should also be free from diseases or infections.

5. How does the process work?

In gestational , an embryo created from the intended parents' egg and sperm is implanted into the surrogate's uterus. She carries the baby to term and then hands it over to the biological parents after birth.