What is the success ratio of surrogacy & risk factors?Subscribe

  Team Orom 2023-01-13 3 Min

               

Surrogacy is like a gleaming light for those stuck in the darkness of struggling to become parents. Surrogacy is a practical option for those who intend to become parents but naturally can't. The surrogacy procedure can be overwhelming for people, but those who opt for the surrogacy option should take precautions and must do meticulous planning and research. If you step into the surrogacy journey, you must ace your patience. You have to understand that this is a sensitive procedure involving human lives, so it is better not to rush.

You are wrong if you thought surrogacy was only for couples who can't conceive. There are unnumbered people in this globe who aspire to experience the bliss of becoming parents, such as same-sex couples, those who can't conceive because of age, health problems and single people.

Parenting is a bliss that everybody cherishes. Parenting comprises lots of ups and downs. Before you opt to become a parent, you must consider that parenting might seem like a breezy Sunday but can sometimes be a hectic Monday. You have to be patient in all phases of parenting. Either you opt for surrogacy or conceive naturally. Surrogacy might be the best and most practical option for people, but there might be tons of questions looking into your head about its success rates, and that's quite alright. Remember, you are just a human. The whole surrogacy journey can be intimidating too. So, be calm and trust the process.

Surrogacy is a medical technique backed by a legal agreement whereby a woman agrees to conceive and deliver a baby for the child's legal parent. It is a process where a woman artificially gets inseminated with the father's sperm. And in Gestational surrogacy, a woman carries a baby without any biological bond, meaning eggs from the egg donor and sperm from the sperm donor get fertilized in the laboratory to make an embryo.

If you wish to opt for your eggs to be used, the success rate might be up to 75℅; if you choose a donor, it can be up to 85%. Like a normal pregnancy, even surrogacy can have some risk factors. The surrogate mother might have morning sickness, dizziness, vomiting, etc. But it would help if you informed the doctor when the surrogate mother experiences unusual pain, bleeding or cramping. It's better to be safe than delay.

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