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Using IVF, surrogacy and other reproductive technologies have enabled many families struggling with infertility to become parents. Another similar technique is egg donation, which is effective if the expectant mother has problems with her own oocytes. But how does it work? Specialists at Feskov Human Reproductive Group explain the procedure in detail.

Each case of surrogacy is truly unique. The successful completion of the process is ensured by a variety of professionals, including an experienced lawyer.

Feskov Human Reproductive Group team includes not only experienced doctors of all specializations, embryologists, laboratory assistants, nurses, administrators and managers, but also qualified lawyers who specialize in the field of surrogacy not only in Ukraine, but all over the world. 

Nowadays, the birth of a child after 35 years is no longer surprising. However, modern women successfully produce children at the age of 40-50! Of course, the ticking of the biological clock cannot be canceled. And the truth is that age matters if you only target the natural process of conception. 

In the life of any man, one day there may come a decisive moment when he learns that he will soon become a father. Experiencing a whole range of emotions - from unbridled joy to outright horror - is quite normal. 

The natural process of conceiving a child has not been a secret for everyone for a very long time. However, at the micro level, it is not so simple. The male reproductive cell is a spermatozoon, 50 microns in size, after entering the female vagina, it must overcome the road thousands of times larger than itself, overcome all obstacles, and then break through all the oocyte membranes and merge with it.

Cystic fibrosis is a life-threatening disease, an ailment that is inherited. People who suffer from it usually live shorter lives than healthy people. A little over 60 years ago, children diagnosed with cystic fibrosis died before reaching primary school age. 

In vitro fertilization protocol is a complex multi-level procedure, the effectiveness of which is determined by a variety of factors. Although the first test-tube baby appeared back in 1978, and reproductive technologies have made great strides forward, no one guarantees success from the first try even now. 

One of the most severe autoimmune diseases is lupus, which is also called a “multifaceted disease” because of its complex nature. According to the American Foundation for its study, about 16 thousand fresh cases of ailments are diagnosed in the country every year, and 1.5 million people live with lupus. 

Interest in surrogacy in Canada is consistently high among childless people around the world. This is largely due to the acquisition of Canadian citizenship by newborns and the non-commercial nature of surrogacy. People on a budget see this as an opportunity to save money on surrogate mother's fees.