 Gestational surrogacy is more suitable for most intended parents as they feel more secure in knowing that the possibility of surrogate to keep their baby is extremely small. They also feel that surrogacy and pregnancy are more or less under control in general because they can choose the genetics of their baby. Sometimes the surrogate mother can feel the emotional stress because of being a gestational and genetic donor/mother. Gestational surrogacy provides an advantage separating such issues, namely receiving an egg from an ovum donor or the intended mother Surrogate mothers often feel more reception from their friends and relatives to their participation in a surrogacy as they more easily view the child the surrogate carries as belonging to the intended parents because of its genetic make up.
In gestational surrogacy physical and genetic characteristics of the surrogate mothers are less important than in a traditional one, that’s why search for a match is easier and less stressful for intended parents.
The biggest challenge for intended parents is to find the right surrogate mother whose feelings on how many embryos to transfer in the IVF and also her feelings about undergoing an amniocentesis as well as selective reduction coincide with their own. It is also ideal to find a surrogate who has an open schedule excluding almost any time restraints.
Finding a surrogacy friendly Reproductive Encrynologist can be problematic because they may fear their legal enrolment in the surrogacy and also they are afraid it can result in disputes and they will not be paid or will be blamed if the surrogate later refuses to give away the baby.
Since there are three possibilities when donor eggs are used legal issues regarding who is the mother often appear. There are even some hospitals, which hesitate to assist in delivery of gestational surrogates because they are afraid to provoke a conflict between hospital procedure, state law and the surrogacy's needs on the birth certificate.
The most popular of numerous ways to carry out a gestational surrogacy is when the reproductive tissues are taken from intended father and intended mother although it is possible to substitute them with a donor's tissues. This is the perfect scenario for most intended parents who are willing to have a baby bearing genetic resemblance to them because the child produced would be just like the one conceived and carried in a traditional way. Gestational surrogacy can allow parents to have different types of genetic links with the child, such as partial or complete links or to be of no relation. A lot of gay couples who wish their offspring to be genetically related to both parents seek a gestational surrogate who would agree to carry a child produced with the semen of one father and the egg of the other's father's sister.
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