The surrogacy process matches intended parents with a woman who has legal agreement to carry a child through pregnancy for them.
Genetic surrogacy allows for one or both of the parents to share a genetic bond with their child.
However, surrogacy is a highly complex process both emotionally and legally for all parties involved and there are many different steps and decisions to be made in order to ensure that both (the surrogate and the intended parents) realize their roles and limitations- including extensive counselling, psychiatric assessment and independent legal advice if necessary.
Similarly, your doctor needs to examine carefully and obtain an extensive background medical history in order to highlight potential factors that can compromise the outcome of a future pregnancy.
