Finding The Best Surrogacy Agency in India

Finding the Best Surrogacy Agency in India

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What is Surrogacy Process Surrogacy is a method of assisted reproduction whereby a woman agrees to become pregnant for giving birth to a child for others to raise. In gestational surrogacy, the surrogate does not have any relation with the child as she gets pregnant with an unrelated embryo. In some cases, surrogacy is the only available option for couples who wish to have a child that is biologically related to them. http://www.seedartbank.com/surrogacy-process/

Who Uses Surrogate mothers?

A woman might decide to use a surrogate for several reasons: She may have medical problems with her uterus. She may have had a hysterectomy that removed her uterus. There may be conditions that make pregnancy impossible or medically risky, such as severe heart disease.

Other women choose surrogacy after trying unsuccessfully to get pregnant with a variety of assisted-reproduction techniques (ART), such as IVF. Mail us : mail@seedartbank.com Visit us: http://www.seedartbank.com

Finding a Surrogate Mother There are several ways to find a surrogate mother: ď ąFriends or family: Some people ask a friend or relative to be a surrogate for them. Doing so is somewhat controversial. But given the high cost of surrogacy and the complex legal issues it raises about parental rights, a tried-and-tested family relationship can be simpler to manage ď ąA Surrogacy Agency: Most people turn to a surrogate agency to arrange a gestational surrogate. There are an estimated 100 agencies now operating in India. The agencies act as go-betweens. An agency helps would-be parents find a suitable surrogate, makes arrangements, and collects any fees passed between parents and the surrogate, such as reimbursement for her medical expenses.

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Choosing a Surrogate Mother Currently, there are no regulations as to who can be a surrogate mother.

But experts agree on a few criteria for selecting a surrogate mother. You should choose a surrogate who: •Is at least 21 years old •Has already given birth to at least one healthy baby so she understands first-hand the medical risks of pregnancy and childbirth and the emotional issues of bonding with a newborn •Has passed a psychological screening by a mental health professional to uncover any issues with giving up the baby after birth •Willingly signs a contract agreeing to her role and responsibilities in the pregnancy, such as steps she'll take to ensure prenatal care and to relinquish the baby after birth.

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Legal Issues With Surrogate Mothers •Parental rights are not guaranteed after a surrogate pregnancy.

Reproductive law continues to change as reproductive technology and the very definition of a "parent" changes.

•To protect your rights as parents-to-be - and the rights of the child you're hoping to have -- hire an attorney well-versed in reproductive rights in your state. The attorney can write a surrogacy contract. The contract should clearly state the obligations of the surrogate mother and the parents-to-be. Such a legal contract may help if legal issues arise after birth. Along with any financial arrangements, a surrogate contract outlines agreements about all possible outcomes of the pregnancy, For instance, what will happen if a multiple pregnancy, such as the birth of triplets, occurs.

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