Who needs a Surrogate?
Who needs a Surrogate?
Individuals or couples may consider using a surrogate for various reasons, including:
WHO NEEDS A SURROGATE?
- Medical Reasons - Individuals or couples facing fertility challenges, such as recurrent miscarriages, uterine issues, or medical conditions preventing pregnancy.
- Medical Surrogacy Need - Cases where intended parents require a surrogate due to medical issues, such as absence of a uterus, hysterectomy, or other conditions preventing pregnancy.
- Uterine Issues - Women with medical conditions or abnormalities affecting the uterus, making it difficult or risky to carry a pregnancy.
- Health Concerns - Individuals or couples with health conditions that could pose a risk to the pregnancy, such as severe heart conditions, certain autoimmune disorders, or cancer treatments affecting fertility.
- Recurrent Pregnancy Loss - Individuals or couples who have experienced multiple miscarriages and are seeking an alternative to reduce the risk.
- Personal Choice - Individuals or couples who, for personal reasons, prefer not to carry the pregnancy themselves.
- Age-Related Challenges - Older individuals or couples who may face challenges with fertility or increased pregnancy risks due to advanced age.
- Single Parenthood - Single individuals who dream of becoming parents but do not have a partner or are not in a relationship.
