Although currently the treatment for antiphospholipid syndrome is effective, it can lead to women not achieving pregnancy and therefore needing surrogacy to become mothers. This disease is characterized by a situation of hypercoagulation caused by the attack of antibodies. Read more

A biochemical or chemical pregnancy occurs when the embryo stops its development after implantation at an early stage of gestation. The causes are unknown and a woman normally doesn't present symptoms. Read more

Embryos are selected for transfer based on their quality. Different embryonic characteristics are analyzed depending on the day the transfer is to be made. In addition, PGD and Time-Lapse allows a better embryo selection. Read more

The transfer of embryos to the woman in charge of carrying the pregnancy to term in a surrogacy process, i.e. to the pregnant woman, must be carried out avoiding any danger to her. Read more