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What is Surrogacy?

Surrogacy is defined as the process where a female called the surrogate carries the child on behalf of another couple/individual known as the intended parents. The surrogate gets pregnant through IVF, which uses the eggs of the intended mother, and the sperm of the intended father or gametes are taken from the donor keeping the genetic link between the intended parents and the baby intact.

What are the types of Surrogacies?

Surrogacy in India is sought by couples facing infertility and according to their preference, the type of surrogacy is chosen.

1. Based on Genetic Link

• Gestational Surrogacy: The eggs are utilized from the intended mother or a suitable donor, and the sperm is taken from the intended father or, in some cases, from a sperm donor. Either of the two gametes is taken from the donor to keep the genetic link intact with at least one of the parents.
• Traditional Surrogacy: Traditional Surrogacy is a type of Surrogacy where the eggs are derived from the surrogate herself, and the sperm is obtained from the intended father or a sperm donor. Due to ethical reasons, this type of surrogacy is less commonly practiced in India.

2. Based on Surrogate Mother’s Compensation

• Altruistic Surrogacy: A surrogate is not compensated financially, except for medical, legal, and related expenses. Usually, this type of surrogacy involves a surrogate who is someone close to the intended parents.
• Commercial Surrogacy: Involves financial compensation that needs to be provided to the surrogate. According to the legal surrogacy laws, Commercial surrogacy is prohibited in India.

Who needs surrogacy?

We know that becoming a parent means so much more than just physical health, and it can be an emotional rollercoaster for some. Some of the possible reasons enlisted, which indicate that you need surrogacy:

• Medical Reasons:
  • Women: Medical problems like uterine abnormalities, endometriosis, PCOS, or having undergone hysterectomy.
  • Men: Issues like low sperm count, low mobility, or improper shape and size of the sperm.
• Couples with advanced age: Those who have surpassed the reproductive age.
• Divorced/Widowed Women: Within a certain age range, divorced and widowed women can opt for surrogacy with donor sperm.
• Same-sex couples: Surrogacy is an option to start a family, but it is not allowed in India.

How does surrogacy work at vinsfertility?

The surrogacy process starts with the surrogate mother’s selection. At Vinsfertility, we assist you through complicated legal procedures and provide smooth transitions. The steps include:

1. Legal process and screening of surrogate and intended parents.
2. IVF procedure using self-eggs and sperm, donor eggs, or donor sperm as required.
3. Embryo implantation and health monitoring of the surrogate till the child’s birth.

Surrogacy Laws in India

• Legislations: Surrogacy Regulation Act, 2021 and Surrogacy Regulation Rules, 2022.
• Only altruistic surrogacy is legal; commercial surrogacy is prohibited.
• Eligibility: Married couples must be married for 5+ years.
• Medical records required for gestational surrogacy.
• Age limits:
  • Intended mother: 23-50 years.
  • Intended father: 26-55 years.
  • Surrogate mother: 25-35 years.
  • Widowed/divorced women: 35-45 years.
• Indian citizens, including OCI cardholders, are eligible.