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What to do if a woman really wants children, but because of health problems she cannot carry and give birth to them on her own? Modern medicine offers a way out of this situation - the use of a surrogate mother.

What to do if a woman really wants children, but because of health problems she cannot carry and give birth to them on her own? Modern medicine offers a way out of this situation - the use of a surrogate mother.

Surrogate motherhood is a uniquely effective reproductive technology that helps solve the problem that previously seemed insurmountable. Thanks to this new technique, couples diagnosed with "infertility" can now have children. The only noticeable disadvantage of surrogate motherhood can be its high price, but it is absolutely justified, because the use of this technology is very expensive.

You cannot carry a baby by yourself? But you can adopt it or use the services of a surrogate mother! The Feskov Human Reproduction Group helps you choose a surrogate mother.

Ukraine is one of the best countries for surrogate motherhood. In the Feskov Human Reproduction Group you will find a large selection of surrogate mothers

Today surrogacy is in high demand that is why many clinics have included this reproductive technology to the list of their offers. Married couples accordingly get possibility to choose among surrogacy clinics.

Among the most attractive countries for surrogate motherhood are the USA, the Czech Republic, Georgia and Ukraine. In all these countries, it is officially permitted to use the services of a surrogate mother, and many clinics offer such services. Which country to choose?

Why is surrogate motherhood prohibited in Europe?

Surrogate motherhood is one of the most advanced medical technologies, because with this service, couples diagnosed with "infertility" can fulfill their dream of having a baby. But despite this, in many European countries there is still a ban on the use of this reproductive method. Or, surrogate motherhood is allowed with great restrictions, which creates difficulties for those who would like to use this service.

According to statistics, there are about 48.5 million infertile couples in the world and about 40 million women diagnosed with "infertility". This huge figure shows how acute this problem is today.

Hereditary diseases are passed on from generation to generation, some of them may be so serious that they are contraindicated for a woman’s pregnancy. But even a dangerous hereditary disease is no reason to live life without children. Thanks to modern assisted reproductive technologies: egg donation and surrogate motherhood, the problems of genetic diseases can be circumvented and make the birth of your baby possible.