What is SURROGACY?

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A  surrogacy arrangement or surrogacy agreement is the carrying of a  pregnancy for intended parents.
Surrogacy is an arrangement in which a woman carries and delivers a child for another couple. Surrogacy involves the transfer of one or more fertilized embryos derived from the infertile woman’s eggs and her partner’s sperm into the uterus of a surrogate. In this case, the surrogate provides a host womb but does not contribute genetically to the baby.

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How does SURROGACY WORK?

Full surrogacy (also known as Host or Gestational) - Full surrogacy involves the implantation of an embryo created using either:

1. The eggs and sperm of the intended parents

2. A donated egg fertilised with sperm from the intended father

3. An embryo created using donor eggs and sperm.

Partial surrogacy (also known Straight or Traditional) - Partial surrogacy involves sperm from the intended father and an egg from the surrogate. Here fertilisation is (usually) done by artificial insemination or intrauterine insemination (IUI).

WHO NEEDS SURROGACY ?

Surrogacy is intended for women with

1. Diseased uterus / absent uterus

2. Repeated implantation failure / abortions

3. Medical inability to undergo stress of pregnancy and labour