Surrogacy options

Types of Surrogacy

There are Gestational Surrogacy

Biologically, the Carrier has no genetic link to the child. This can be done one of several ways : -

1. mother's egg, father's sperm - Example: this would be chosen if the biological mother was unable to carry for medical reasons.



2. donor egg, father's sperm - Example: if there was a question about egg quality of the mother, or there were no ovaries.



3. mother's egg, donor sperm - Example: this would be chosen if sperm quality was questioned.



4. donor egg, donor sperm - Example: this option would be chosen if the "parents" didn't want the Carrier to have any biological link to the child.

Traditional Surrogacy

Gestational Surrogacy options explained with procedures used

They are as follows : -

• Artificial insemination (AI): - The surrogate is artificially inseminated with the sperm from the husband of the couple. The child is genetically related to the surrogate. The wife of the couple adopts the child via a stepparent adoption.



• In vitro fertilization/Embryo transfer (IVF/ET): - An egg (or eggs) is retrieved from the wife of the couple, combined with her husband's sperm, and the resulting embryo(s) is implanted in the surrogate. The child is not genetically related to the surrogate, and the couple's names go on the original birth certificate.



• IVF/ED : - In vitro fertilization with an egg donor. A donor's eggs are combined with the sperm from our client, and the resulting embryos are transferred to a surrogate. The child is not genetically related to the surrogate, and only the male's name goes on the birth certificate. If married, the wife of the couple then adopts the child, as with the AI procedure.



• Artificial Insemination by Donor (AID): - The surrogate is artificially inseminated with donor sperm, because both the husband and the wife of the couple are infertile. The child is genetically related to the surrogate, and both the husband and wife must adopt it.



• Egg Donor (ED): - The "surrogate" donates an egg (or eggs) which is fertilized with the husband's sperm, and the embryo is then transferred to his wife. The child is genetically related to the surrogate, but because the wife delivers the child, she does not need to adopt it. This is sort of a reverse surrogacy.

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