Gestational Surrogacy Process in India

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Gestational Surrogacy Process does Dream of
Parenthood for Infertile Couple

• Gestational surrogacy is an increasingly popular
  option to fulfilling the vision of parenthood for
  those women couple-baby who, for various medical
  reasons, choose not to carry their own pregnancy.
  Thoroughly, the gestational surrogacy process in
  India allows a woman to have her own genetic
  children by the help of a gestational carrier,
  wherein, a couples IVF embryo is placed into a
  surrogate mother.

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Difference between Traditional and Gestational
Surrogacy
1-With traditional surrogacy, artificial
insemination is come in use to unite the
surrogates eggs with the intended fathers
sperm. As a result, a genetic link is
established between the surrogate mother and the
unborn child. 2-Gestational surrogacy believes
on in vitro fertilization (IVF) to impregnate
the surrogate with an embryo that is formed from
the intended mothers egg and fathers sperm and
has no biological link to the surrogate.
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Success Rates for Our Gestational Carrier Program
The company takes great pride in its successes
and is proud to say this comes with the leading
fertility programs in the country. Not only
does the company focus on bringing new babies
into the world, but this also place a high
priority on the well-being of the couples it
treats.
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What to Expect at Gestational Surrogacy Process

• Time The timeline to surrogacy is not generally
  very short. Expect at least 4 months to pass
  between the time you choose surrogacy until you
  are waiting for call from Doctor with your
  pregnancy test results.
• Finding a carrier Finding the best carrier for
  your family is the most important part of the
  process. In an ideal world, the company would all
  have a friend or family member ready to give us
  the special gift of carrying our child. But since
  that is not possible for everyone, it is
  important to execute your research and hit upon a
  good agency that will match you with the perfect
  partner. Sometimes partners go with independently
  without use of a service.
• Legal issues The laws about surrogacy are
  different in each state. Finding a good surrogacy
  lawyer is crucial as this is having a contract
  drawn up between the carrier and the intended
  parents. This process can take quite some time,
  thus beginning early on appears imperative.
• Medications For Gestational Surrogacy, your
  medications are to begin a month before your
  definite embryo transfer, and keep on through the
  tenth or twelfth week of pregnancy as per
  doctors orders.  Each doctor is different and
  has a different plan consistent with preferences,
  how your body responds, and the appropriate
  timing.

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Gestational Surrogacy Contract lets between
Intended Parent and Surrogate 

• A gestational carrier contract in India is known
  as an agreement between intended parents and a
  gestational carrier and her partner/spouse, if
  any. These contracts are commercial in nature and
  could be compensated or uncompensated and are
  planned to detail the parties rights,
  obligations, intentions and potentials in
  connection with their arrangement. The contract
  talks to subjects such as parental rights,
  custody issues, location of delivery, future
  contact between the parties, and insurance.
• At Gestational Surrogacy India, the contract also
  comes to cover up issues such as control over the
  medical decisions during the pregnancy, payment
  of medical bills, responsibility for medical
  complications, availability of medical history
  and personal medical information on the
  gestational carrier, and intended parents
  presence during doctors visits and at the
  delivery. Also, the financial considerations such
  as the gestational carriers compensation and
  expenses, such as lost wages, legal fees, child
  care and maternity clothes are also addressed in
  the contract.

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