Surrogacy

Surrogacy helps couples become parents when other options for conception are not possible. The decision about treatment and its course is always made by our specialised physician.

Surrogacy

When is a surrogate mother needed?

The decision to use a surrogate mother is always carefully assessed by a specialist and is based on clear medical indications. The most common include:

1.

Damage to the uterine cavity – Asherman's syndrome, atrophic endometrium, complications after uterine surgery, for example after extensive myoma enucleation or repeated caesarean sections with a problematic scar.

2.

Repeated pregnancy losses – after genetic causes have been excluded and all treatment options have been exhausted.

3.

Congenital or acquired absence of the uterus.

4.

Life-threatening complications in a previous pregnancy, such as early severe preeclampsia, eclampsia, HELLP syndrome or thrombosis with a risk of pulmonary embolism.

5.

Indications from other medical specialties.



We transfer only one embryo into the surrogate mother's uterus, thereby minimising risks and supporting a safe course of pregnancy.

What our care includes

Our clinic provides the treatment itself – that is, the preparation and embryo transfer. Searching for surrogate mothers or mediating relationships between them and the genetic parents is not part of our care.

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Treatment financing

Surrogacy treatment is covered by health insurance companies in the same way as standard IVF, according to the applicable rules and indications.

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Donation coordinator

Mgr. Hana Ströer

IVF Coordinator

Hlinky 144, 603 00 Brno, CZ

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