What Is The Process of Becoming A Surrogate
What Is The Process of Becoming A Surrogate
What Is The Process of Becoming A Surrogate
Surrogate?
If you are considering becoming a surrogate and want to know how to become one, the first
step would be understanding the process of becoming a surrogate.
At Eva hospital’s Infertility clinic, we provide surrogacy services. Once a couple is ready to
take the help of a surrogate, our team of doctors handles everything for them as well as the
surrogate mother.
It is a great thing helping other human beings, bringing them the joy of parenthood, a
priceless gift.
We are providing the basics here on how to become the stork for a couple.
1. The requirements
A candidate for gestational surrogacy is a person who is comfortable and happy about being
pregnant and genuinely wants to help someone build a family through her. Ideally, she should
be between 21 & 44 years old and have given birth in the past. She should have support from
her husband and her immediate family about this decision. Her previous pregnancies should
be normally healthy.
As a candidate for surrogacy, you must be a non-smoker, without any medical or criminal
issues, and with a regular BMI or body mass index. You must as well be mentally and
physically prepared to undergo the required tests and evaluations.
A traditional surrogate is the one who is usually artificially inseminated using the intended
father’s sperm using her own egg. She is the genetic and biological mother of the offspring
she is carrying for the couple.
You will be meeting the intended parents who you are going to help so that you feel
connected. The legal aspects and medical aspects as well would be taken care of by the
doctors. Eva hospital handles surrogacy services under a comprehensive program that will
assist you in your journey.
We ensure the highest ethics, standards, and integrity about the personal issues related to
surrogacy and childbirth. You must feel comfortable and protected during the entire process.
Unless you are comfortable and satisfied with outlined obligations, no papers need to be
signed. You will not be asked to sign anything until you are comfortable with the obligations
and expectations. All the documentation costs are borne by the intended parents. After the
papers are signed, you proceed to the next medical phase.