Yes, it’s recommended that intended parents receive counseling from a mental health expert. The counselor needs to assess the couple for any untreated psychological issues, addictions,...
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Sure. Intended parents who are living with HIV can build their families through surrogacy, thanks to the Special Program of Assisted Reproduction (SPAR). Through HIV testing...
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The prospective parents are checked for infectious diseases that can be transferred to the surrogate. The screening is performed through blood tests, physical examinations, and questionnaires....
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The intended parents also need to do a comprehensive history and physical exam to ensure that they are medically “okay” to undergo the IVF procedures. Additionally,...
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