Cross-border legal and ethical problems has recently become a
concern for Indian surrogacy sector especially after a Thai surrogate mother
bore twins and the Australian parents took the healthy child and left the one
with Down syndrome behind in Thailand.
Surrogacy is having another woman bear a child for someone
else. Surrogacy in India and its increasing popularity has increased the
movement of couples towards the country for assistance. However, the thriving
business comes with risks of to devious online brokers, questionable private
clinics, thriving underground market.
Why cross-border arrangements are risky?
In different countries, laws are different even medical
practices, customs or codes of ethics. Looking at the positive aspects of
surrogacy, it empowers women to choose whether to participate and gain
financial compensation for their valued service. Surrogacy also permits
otherwise childless men and women to have children.
In vitro fertilization is fertilization in a laboratory by
mixing sperm with eggs surgically removed from an ovary followed by uterine implantation.
IVF in Raipur offers assistance to the couples with egg donation, IUI and other
fertility techniques.
Most common are two types of “traditional surrogacy” where
the surrogate is the biological mother and the sperm is from the intended
father or a donor. The other four types are “gestational surrogacy” where the
surrogate is unrelated to the baby with the egg coming from the intended mother
or donor, and the sperm is from the intended father or donor. When both the egg
and sperm are from donors, the baby is genetically unrelated to the surrogate,
the intended mother or the intended father. In addition, the actual parentage
is often undisclosed or unknown.
Australia and the United States, relevant laws vary by state
or province and type of surrogacy. For example, while New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and Virginia permit altruistic surrogacy and Arizona, Michigan and Nebraska
forbid surrogacy— California, Connecticut and Massachusetts are
surrogate-friendly, making them magnets for couples from other places with
stringent anti-surrogacy laws.
How to go about surrogacy
in India?
Generally, the couples considering surrogacy option are not
sure how to go about the process, from where to start or who to consult. They
might find it difficult to list down authentic surrogacy clinics from the list
of numerous faux and dead links all over the internet which might lead them
nowhere. For them, there are few things they should consider before selecting a
particular clinic.
1. Ensure that you
establish a direct contact with the doctor and not through any agencies.
2. Read the success stories of the
particular clinic you are considering for surrogacy assistance.
3. Find out whether the doctor writes
blogs for the patients.
4. Try to resolve your queries and
question everything before deciding. (Ask about how surrogate would be
arranged? Egg donation process?)
5. Calculate the cost and
compare it with other clinics.
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- 9770997645, +91-
9329630455
Email -
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