Unable to Carry a Pregnancy
Surrogacy may be considered when carrying a pregnancy is medically impossible or not advisable.
What is Surrogacy in India?
Surrogacy is an assisted reproductive treatment in which a woman carries and gives birth to a baby on behalf of an intended parent or parents who are unable to carry a pregnancy themselves. The process involves a carefully planned journey that begins with detailed medical evaluation and counselling of the intended parents and the gestational carrier. Depending on the individual fertility needs, fertility treatment may be required to create embryos, which are then transferred into the uterus of the surrogate. Once pregnancy is achieved, regular medical check-ups, ultrasound scans, hormonal monitoring and specialist supervision are carried out throughout the pregnancy to support the health and well-being of both the surrogate and the developing baby. Every surrogacy journey is planned according to the medical circumstances of the intended parents and is conducted with appropriate medical, ethical and legal considerations.
Surrogacy Treatment
Is Surrogacy the Right Choice for You?
Surrogacy may provide a pathway to parenthood for individuals or couples who are unable to carry a pregnancy themselves due to specific medical circumstances.
Medical Support
The treatment journey is planned with appropriate medical evaluation, monitoring and specialist supervision.
Personalised Treatment
Treatment planning is based on the individual fertility and medical requirements of the intended parents.
Path to Parenthood
Surrogacy can provide a potential pathway to parenthood for people facing specific reproductive challenges.
Comprehensive Care
Medical care includes fertility treatment, embryo transfer and pregnancy monitoring throughout the journey.
Careful Monitoring
Regular medical assessments help monitor the health of the surrogate and developing pregnancy.
Specialist Guidance
Fertility specialists provide medical guidance and support to help plan and manage the surrogacy journey.
Pregnancy Monitoring
Regular consultations and medical assessments help monitor the surrogate and developing pregnancy throughout treatment.
Surrogacy Process
Understanding the Surrogacy Process
Surrogacy involves several carefully coordinated stages. Each stage is planned according to the medical requirements of the intended parents and surrogate.
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Medical Evaluation
Complete assessment
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Embryo Transfer
Planned under specialist care
Preparing For Surrogacy
How Should One Prepare for Surrogacy?
Proper preparation and medical evaluation can help make the surrogacy journey smoother, better coordinated and medically supervised.
Step 1
Medical Evaluation
A detailed medical and reproductive history is reviewed and appropriate investigations may be recommended before treatment begins.
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Step 2
Fertility Treatment
The fertility team plans the required assisted reproductive treatment and prepares embryos according to the individual treatment plan.
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Step 3
Treatment Timing
The treatment cycle and embryo transfer are carefully coordinated with appropriate medical monitoring and follow-up.
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Risks and Complications
Surrogacy involves fertility treatment as well as pregnancy, and therefore certain medical risks may occur. Proper screening and regular medical monitoring are important.
Your Safety
Care throughout your treatment
Possible risks
Pregnancy may involve complications such as high blood pressure, gestational diabetes or other pregnancy-related concerns.
The possibility of multiple pregnancy may depend on the number of embryos transferred and the treatment plan.
As with other pregnancies, individual medical conditions may influence pregnancy risks and require appropriate monitoring.
Your fertility specialist will explain the treatment, possible risks and appropriate precautions according to your individual medical situation.
Pregnancy Care
Supporting a healthy pregnancy journey
Once pregnancy is established, regular medical care and monitoring are important for the wellbeing of the surrogate and the developing baby.
CareThroughout pregnancy
Every part of the pregnancy journey matters.
Regular Monitoring
Regular consultations and appropriate investigations help monitor the progress of pregnancy.
Ultrasound Care
Ultrasound examinations may be performed at appropriate stages to assess fetal development.
Maternal Health
The surrogate's health is monitored regularly throughout pregnancy.
Medical Guidance
The medical team provides appropriate guidance and follow-up throughout the pregnancy.
Surrogacy Cost
What is the Cost of Surrogacy?
The total cost of a surrogacy journey can vary depending on medical requirements, fertility treatment, investigations, pregnancy care and individual treatment needs.
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Initial medical consultation and evaluation of the intended parents and surrogate.
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Fertility investigations, medicines and assisted reproductive treatment as recommended.
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Embryo preparation and embryo transfer under specialist supervision.
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Regular ultrasound monitoring and pregnancy-related medical care.
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Follow-up consultations and other medical procedures according to individual requirements.
Important to know
The overall cost is variable because treatment requirements, medicines, investigations and pregnancy care can differ from one case to another.
Quick Reference
Please discuss the complete treatment plan and estimated cost with the fertility specialist after individual medical evaluation.
Surrogacy FAQs
Commonly Asked Surrogacy Questions
Find answers to common questions about surrogacy treatment, medical evaluation, pregnancy monitoring and the treatment journey.
Surrogacy is an arrangement in which a woman carries a pregnancy for intended parent or parents who are unable to carry a pregnancy themselves.
Surrogacy may be considered in certain medical situations where carrying a pregnancy is not possible or advisable. A qualified fertility specialist can evaluate whether it may be appropriate.
The process generally involves medical evaluation, fertility treatment, embryo preparation, embryo transfer and regular pregnancy monitoring.
The intended parents and surrogate undergo appropriate medical evaluation and the treatment cycle is planned according to individual requirements before embryo transfer.
Surrogacy involves medical and pregnancy-related risks. Appropriate screening, professional supervision and regular monitoring are important for safer care.
Pregnancy is monitored through regular consultations, appropriate investigations and ultrasound examinations as recommended by the treating doctor.
The timeline varies depending on medical evaluation, fertility treatment, embryo preparation, embryo transfer and pregnancy-related factors.
The cost can vary depending on fertility treatment, investigations, medicines, embryo-related procedures and pregnancy care. An exact estimate can be discussed after medical evaluation.
Surrogacy is not suitable for every individual or couple. Medical, legal and other eligibility requirements need to be evaluated before treatment.
Surrogacy involves fertility treatment and pregnancy care, so specialist medical guidance and appropriate monitoring are important throughout the treatment journey.
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