A
s you may anticipate,
In Vitro Fertilization
and Uterine Embryo
Transfer is a physically
and emotionally
demanding. Its also a very
expensive procedure. Apart from
these complexities, the use of
artificial insemination and the
recent development of vitro
fertilization have eliminated the
necessity for sexual intercourse in
order to establish pregnancy.
With a perceptibly restrictive
global market for international
adoption and in the view of a
mass global expansion of surrogacy
programs, it is almost certain in
nations such as India, which have
access to contemporary technology
and skilled individuals who can
provide surrogacy programs at
lower cost, to serve the demand in
wealthier nations the market tends
to flourish
With infertility rates on the rise
and a growing acceptance of samesex couples, thousands of people
annually are opting for surrogacy
as a way of having genetic children
through a process of in vitro
fertilisation (IVF) and embryo
transfer.
Surrogacy rubric circumscribes
traditional and gestational
surrogacy at large. In traditional
surrogacy, the surrogate mother’s
egg is used, making her the
genetic mother. In gestational
surrogacy, the egg is provided by
the intended mother or a donor.
The egg is fertilised through in vitro
fertilisation (IVF) and then placed
inside the surrogate mother.
AN INTROSPECTIVE LOOK AT
FEW COUNTRIES AND THEIR
FERTILITY MARKETS
INDIA
In 1994, Chennai, the first
POPULAR COUNTRIES AND
SURROGACY ARRANGEMENTS
Experts say that countries popular with parents for
surrogacy arrangements are the US, India, Thailand,
Ukraine and Russia. Mexico, Nepal, Poland and Georgia are
also among the countries that might possibly provide for
surrogacy arrangements. Costs may vary significantly on
several paradigms From country to country
The number of IVF cycles needed
Whether health insurance is required
An estimated approximate average costs in different
countries as per Families Through Surrogacy (International
NGO)
US
Ukraine
$100,000
(£60,000)
$49,950
India
$47,350
Thailand
$52,000
gestational surrogacy in India took
place, though it relatively gained
pace since 2001 and expanded the
spectrum of medical tourism. India
is rapidly setting a lucrative market
spot for fertility tourists due to a
number of crowning factors making
headway for a booming commercial
surrogacy market. India is one
amongst the meager lot o b6