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What Are the Risk of Twin Pregnancy in Surrogacy Process?
05/29/2019|44 |Andrea Rodrigo, Marta Barranquero Gómez and Marie Tusseau.
Cardiovascular Diseases: What Are the Risks in Pregnancy?
05/27/2019|53
Heart disease or cardiovascular disease increases the risk of complications during pregnancy, so in some cases women are advised not to become pregnant. Read more
Autoimmune Diseases: - How Do They Affect Fertility?
05/15/2019|67
Autoimmune diseases cause the immune system to attack the body's own cells. In some autoimmune diseases, fertility can be affected and/or pregnancy can be life-threatening. Read more
Surrogacy in Connecticut
04/24/2019|27
Connecticut is recommendable for intended parents. Its regulation allows the use of surrogacy for all familiy models and paternity can be easily obtained Read more
Adopting in the United Kingdom: - How Does it Work?
04/02/2019|39
Adoption is a child protection measure regulated by laws. In this article, we will find information about adoption process in the U.K. Read more
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What Is Surrogacy?
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FAQs

Mark P. Trolice MD, FACOG, FACS, FACE.
Can two males have a biological child with the DNA of both in a single pregnancy?
By Mark P. Trolice MD, FACOG, FACS, FACE (gynecologist).
Currently, fertilization of an egg only occurs by one sperm cell that is produced from one man.... Read more
Amalia Bayonas MD.
Can the idea of gestation of an embryo that is not one's own cause psychological problems or sequels? And giving the baby after birth?
By Amalia Bayonas MD (psychologist).
Everything depends on the personality, values, emotional state and attitude towards the surrogate motherhood of the pregnant woman. It is not the same to... Read more
Rebeca Reus.
Are uterine anomalies associated with kidney abnormalities?
By Rebeca Reus (embryologist).
Yes, they are. Müllerian anomalies are frequently associated with anomalies of the renal tract. For example, a woman with a bicornuate uterus may have... Read more
Cristina Mestre.
What are the general requirements for a woman to become a surrogate?
By Cristina Mestre (embryologist).
The requirements depend on each country. For example, in the case of the USA, the woman who wants to be part of this process... Read more
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