The process generally begins with a detailed consultation at Nest Hospital, where intended parents discuss their medical history, reproductive goals, and individual circumstances with the healthcare team. This helps determine the appropriate steps for the surrogacy journey.
Medical evaluations are then carried out as required. The surrogate may undergo health and reproductive assessments, while the intended parents may need relevant medical investigations. Once the necessary evaluations and preparations are completed, the medical team develops a suitable treatment plan.
In gestational surrogacy, an embryo is prepared for transfer to the surrogate according to the treatment plan. After the transfer, pregnancy is monitored through follow-up appointments, blood tests, and ultrasound examinations.
If pregnancy is confirmed, regular antenatal care continues to monitor the surrogate’s health and the baby’s development. The timing and type of care can vary according to individual medical needs.
At Nest Hospital, careful medical supervision and clear communication help coordinate each stage of the surrogacy journey from consultation through pregnancy.