Different types of Surrogacy arrangements

Women are born with a blessing to carry forward the lineage of their family. They have gotten the boon to bear a child and extend the manhood through ages. But! Due to changed lifestyle and health standards, many women fall prey of issues like infertility, PCOS, and they are unbaled to conceive. For such women, the advancement of medical sciences has paved a new way- IVF. Through this process, they can become a mother and live parenthood. But there are also a few women who want to become a mother but according to their time. In here, the biggest issue arises – age of fertility. Generally, after menopause, a woman is unbaled to conceive and hence, if a woman dreams of becoming a mother in her 40’s, she can’t. For such women, medical science has developed the method of egg freezing. Let us learn more about it. Egg Freezing – at a glance It is a process of preserving female eggs for the later use. Egg Freezing, also known as Oocyte Cryopreservation (a medical term), is a revolutionary m...

IVF is a fertility procedure in which the egg and sperm are fertilized in a laboratory by a fertilization expert. Once the fertilization is complete, the embryos are inserted into the woman’s womb. In spite of IVF being a costly treatment, there is no guarantee that the inserted embryo will hatch and bring a successful pregnancy. In the IVF procedure, once the embryos are inserted into the intended mother’s or surrogate’s uterus, the embryos have to hatch naturally. If the embryos do not hatch, the IVF cycle is unsuccessful, and the procedure has to be started from scratch. Multiple IVF attempts also weigh down as a financial, emotional and health hazard, and many couples do not prefer IVF due to the very reasons. IVF has to see a lot of evolution in the near future IVF is a constantly evolving field that churns out many new technologies and equipment that helps couples all around the world to bear a child that is biologically connected to them. Laser Assisted Hatching (LAH)...