It is absolutely amazing how the current medical techniques have evolved.
However, IFV is relatively new. I read an article not long ago that the 1st
IFV baby turned 34 this year.
It seems quite simple, the eggs (own or donor eggs) are fertilized by the
sperm (own or sperm donor) outside of the uterus of the mother. After between 3
– 5 days the embryos are transferred to the intended mother’s uterus and the
long pregnancy process begins until the baby is born. In this case of course we
are transferring the embryos to the gestational carrier’s uterus.
An import aspect to consider is whether you want to use your own eggs or
donor eggs. In fact, most of the surrogacy agencies also have egg donors.
If you have experienced fertility issues already, what would you prefer?
Try to be the biological mother, that is, that your baby would be genetically
related to you. Or would you prefer to be a parent no matter what?
Amanda.
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