Surrogacy with Frozen Embryos

The embryos conceived can still be used for implantation even after 10 years of storage. The intended parent has the convenience of using the frozen embryos at a later date, whenever they are ready to take up the responsibility of becoming parents emotionally and financially. Many studies have proved that frozen embryo transfers are more successful than fresh embryo transfer. A surrogate required to undergo a Frozen Embryo Transfer cycle in order to achieve a pregnancy. Prior to this procedure, she will be asked to meet with the treating specialist to ensure she is medically suitable for the surrogacy program. The surrogate will also be asked to attend an information session with a fertility coordinator. During this session she will be informed about the type of treatment she will undergo (e.g. medications), the risks of the procedure and the pregnancy, lifestyle recommendations and other requirements.