Surrogacy

TruCare Fertility Clinic offers an outpatient Surrogacy service.

Surrogacy involves a woman becoming pregnant and giving birth to a baby for a couple who want to have a child but cannot.

A surrogate is a woman who carries and gives birth to a child for intended parents (known as the commissioning couple).

Surrogates or gestational carriers are needed when there is no viable womb available to carry a baby.

Examples are:

• Asherman’s syndrome / uterine synechiae.
• A woman with no womb.
• A woman with any kind of uterine disease or anomaly.
• A woman who may not have a diagnosed uterine issue but who has failed to become pregnant after several embryo transfers.
• A woman who has history of miscarriages or pre-term birth thought to be due to factors other than egg/sperm quality or genetics (i.e. uterine or cervix issues).