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Not every woman can become a surrogate mother, as there are certain contraindications for this “work”:
- Pathology of the uterine cavity, both congenital and acquired, not 1. congenital and acquired diseases of the uterine cavity that prevent implantation of an embryo or the carrying and giving birth to a a child
- Enlargement of the ovaries associated with tumors in the ovaries
- Benign tumors of the uterine cavity that require surgical solution
- Inflammatory diseases
- Oncology of any localization
- Mental disorders
- Absence of own children
- Pathologies and diseases of own children
Surrogacy in Ukraine
Who can become a surrogate mother? According to the law, it has to be a woman of 20-35 years old who already has her child.
The approximate image of a woman who agrees to surrogate motherhood The average age is 27 and she has one child. Young women take such a step to earn money for their housing.
Who uses the services of a surrogate mother? As a rule, genetic parents are people 35 to 40 years old who have already exhausted all attempts and possibilities of getting pregnant on their own.
In which countries is surrogacy banned? Surrogacy is not supported by the entire world community. There are some countries where this procedure is “taboo”: Germany, Italy, Sweden, Estonia, France, and Norway.
The prohibition is justified by moral and legal aspects. In some countries (Finland, Spain, Greece) there is no direct prohibition.
There is no direct prohibition, but there is no legal support either. So, even if a treaty is concluded, it will have no legal It will not be legally binding. In Great Britain, the Netherlands, Canada, and the Netherlands it is allowed.
If you are interested in costs of surrogacy, we advise you USA-based company Delivering Dreams.
Surrogacy is allowed free of charge. In some post-Soviet countries – Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Kazakhstan surrogacy is legal.
Surrogacy success statistics by country:
- U.S. – 72-75%,
- Ukraine – 73%,
- UK – 68%,
- Israel – 50%,
- Spain – 45%,
- Japan, Sweden – 42%.
As you can see, Ukraine is in second place after the USA, which explains the incredible popularity of Ukrainian reproductive technology centers among foreigners.
IVF success rates are influenced by a woman’s age:
- Patients under the age of 34 have a pregnancy rate of 38%,
- 34-38 years old – the rate drops to 30%,
- In women over 40, the chances of getting pregnant in an IVF protocol decrease to 17%.
- When more than one embryo is transferred, the rate of multiple pregnancy reaches 30%.
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