Fertility Clinics Worldwide
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Fertility Clinics Worldwide has really opened up the possibility for intended parents to have fertility treatment just about anywhere in the world. It’s hard to believe that it has been nearly 40 years since Louise Joy Brown (born 25 July 1978), an English woman, became the first human being to have been born after conception by In Vitro Fertilization, or IVF. Since then, thousands of fertility clinics around the world have opened up and IVF has become a well known practice for couples struggling to have a baby naturally.
It used to be that fertility clinics only existed in developed countries such as the United State or the United Kingdom. However, nowadays, fertility clinics are popular in many parts of the world. As the developing world is catching up with technology, many intended parents are exploring doing fertility treatment abroad because of the much less cost of doing it in a developed country like the U.S. The most common fertility treatment today revolves around surrogacy and intended parents can easily find a surrogate mother in developing countries that charge far less than in the developed world.
India, Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia became popular go to countries for intended parents seeking a surrogate mother to carry their baby. After India, Thailand, and Cambodia banned the practice to foreigners in their countries due to ethical concerns, other countries have opened up the practice. Kenya, South Africa, Georgia, Ukraine, and Russia are countries where intended parents can go to for surrogacy. Surrogacy in these countries are not as cheap as in southeast Asia, but still less expensive than doing it in the U.S.
The main reason why surrogacy became so popular as a fertility treatment is because many women are waiting to have children. It used to be that a women married young and started having babies immediately. Today, women want a career and want to save money before having babies. The problem is that when a woman reaches 40 years of age she has less than 2% ovarian reserve left. While it only takes a single egg to be fertilized into an embryo, there are still certain risks of having a baby that late in life. The chances of Down Syndrome and other birth defects greatly increase. Another reason why a woman may need a surrogate mother to carry her baby is due to medical issues. She may have been born without a uterus or has a kidney disease or heart problems that preclude her from carrying her own baby.
Fertility Clinics Worldwide gives intended parents additional options and many clinics abroad boast success rates equal or greater than that of the U.S. So this is something intended parents should look into and research the best options for them in achieving success of getting their baby. We can help you. Just give us a call or e-mail us.
Our team in Laos
We have a fully staffed and very capable team in Laos including a Patient Manager, recruiters, and nurses who care for our surrogate mothers. Feel free to explore our website. You will find extremely informative information on our services. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime. You can call us at 1.949.783.6827. You can also send us an e-mail at info@laosfertility.com or contact us here https://laosfertility.com/contact-us/
