Couples across the world, be it India or Australia, wish to
expand their progeny. If infertile, they would consider In Vitro Fertilisation,
Surrogacy or Adoption as the three options have a child. While thousands
of couple journey miles and miles to find the most apt surrogacy clinic that
matches their criteria, the surrogacy industry bloats with both right and wrong
constraints. My opinion is not contrary to those who criticise the unregulated
surrogacy sector in India. Anything unregulated is dangerous. Voids in
surrogacy laws are filled with exploitation of surrogate mothers, reaping
wrongful advantage of commercialized sector and compromising quality of medical
procedure. Such voids are harmful even for the doctors who are genuinely helping
couples with infertility are suspected of bending the laws. These reputed
doctors have repeatedly become the victims to calumny.
Recently, Union Minister for Health, Dr Harsh Vardhan's wrote
an editorial, published on The Hindustan Times, about surrogacy titled 'Right to
motherhood, right to a mother'. In his article, he discusses how the
unregulated surrogacy industry in India poses a great threat to the country's
poor, disenfranchised women, who are compelled to become surrogate mothers to
battle poverty. He writes:
"A woman’s body goes hormonal change as she is prepared
for intrauterine insemination or intra-cervical insemination or, less commonly,
intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection or in-vitro fertilisation. She is also put
through many other risks. For instance, under the jungle raj that prevails in
this trade, the testing of the donor for various diseases is mostly absent.
Also, there is wide ignorance of the fact that the chances of conception
through artificial insemination are at best 35% and that too for women under
30."
My thoughts echo with Dr Vardhan’s on surrogacy. There are
human rights activists, who have spontaneously displayed their rage over the
issue. We, at Pahlajani Surrogacy Care,
not only obey the rules but ensure that every surrogate mother gets the best
care.
Surrogacy homes ensure monitored care of surrogate mothers throughout
the pregnancy, for them to incubate the fertilized eggs of infertile couples.
The day surrogacy care opened the doors of commercialization in India that
added gross benefit to countries exchequer. However, the lucrative trend bought
addition responsibilities for doctors to ensure finest services to both medical
tourists and surrogate mothers. Unlike other clinics, which were brought under
the legal scanner for scrimping on surrogate pay,Pahlajani IVF Clinic ascended towards
safeguarding the rights of surrogate under the legal norms of the country.
Sizable surrogacy programmes in Pahlajani IVF Clinic recruits women
suitable to become a carrier for infertile couples. The clinic ensures legitimate incentive to surrogates against
a yearlong benevolence of a surrogate. In the latest crafted legislation of
Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi ensures notarized agreement between
prospective surrogate and applicant couple to ensure the safeguard of interests
of both. With monitored nurturing to assure smooth pregnancy, Pahlajani Test Tube Baby Center ensures after pregnancy checkups for
healthy living of a surrogate.
We wait for the surrogacy bill to be tabled this winner
session of parliament.
Dr Neeraj Pahlajani
Obstetrician & IVF Specialist
(MS, DNB, FMAS, DRM - Germany)
MBBS - Lady Harding Medical College - New Delhi
MS - Obstetrics and Gynecology (PGI - Rohtak)
DNB - Obstetrics and Gynecology
FMAS - World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons
DRM - Diploma in Reproductive Medicine (Germany)
Fellow in IVF & Embryology – (USA)
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Pahlajani
Test Tube Baby Centre
(Mata
Laxmi Nursing Home)
Anupam
Nagar, Near T.V. Tower, Raipur (Chhattisgarh) India
Phone:
+91- 771- 4052967, +91- 771- 4053285 Mobile: +91- 9873083334, +91-
9329630455
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