Indian Egg Donors provides complete surrogacy, IVF, and elite egg donor services with transparent pricing, medically verified screening, and fully compliant international processes. This page outlines the medical requirements for IVF and surrogacy, including health criteria, testing protocols, surrogate qualifications, donor selection standards, and doctor-approved treatment steps—giving intended parents clear, professional guidance from consultation to delivery.
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Surrogacy medical requirements refer to all the clinical, diagnostic, and health assessments that intended parents, surrogates, and egg donors must undergo before beginning an IVF and surrogacy program. These requirements ensure the safety, suitability, and success of the fertility treatment process.
At Indian Egg Donors, every candidate—whether a surrogate or an intended parent—is evaluated through internationally accepted medical protocols. These include hormonal testing, genetic screening, infectious disease testing, ultrasound evaluations, psychological assessments, and embryo-transfer readiness checks.
The goal is to ensure a healthy pregnancy, prevent complications, and maximize success rates across domestic and international surrogacy programs.
| Category | Requirement / Detail |
| Surrogate Age | 21–38 years |
| BMI Limit | 19–32 |
| Pregnancy History | Minimum 1 full-term, uncomplicated delivery |
| Medical Screening | Full hormonal, infectious, genetic, and ultrasound screening |
| Psychological Screening | Required for all surrogates |
| Intended Parent Requirements | Blood tests, semen analysis, genetic testing (optional) |
| Donor Screening | AMH, AFC, infectious panel, genetic panel |
| Embryo Transfer | Done after uterine lining reaches 7–12mm |
| Waiting Time | 2–6 weeks depending on location |
| Global Locations | India, USA, Canada, Mexico, Georgia |
Intended parents discuss medical history, fertility goals, treatment preferences, and country options with an Indian Egg Donors fertility advisor.
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This includes:
Surrogates undergo:
Indian Egg Donors conducts:
Depending on the chosen program:
Embryologists create embryos using:
Embryos are cultured 3–5 days and graded.
The surrogate’s uterine lining is prepared with estrogen and progesterone. When ready, one high-quality embryo is transferred.
Surrogate undergoes:
After birth, intended parents receive custody through a legally compliant handover process, varying by country.
| Service | Estimated Cost (USD) |
| Medical Screening – Intended Parents | $300–$900 |
| Surrogate Screening | $500–$1,200 |
| Egg Donor Screening | $500–$1,500 |
| IVF Cycle | $4,000–$12,000 |
| Embryo Transfer | $500–$1,000 |
| Pregnancy Monitoring | $1,000–$3,000 |
| Delivery & Hospitalization | $2,000–$8,000 |
| Complete Surrogacy Package | $35,000–$90,000 (depending on country) |
Surrogate Eligibility
A surrogate must:
Intended Parent Eligibility
Intended parents must:
Restrictions
Risks
Surrogate-Pregnancy Risks
Success Rates
Success depends on:
Average Success Rates with Indian Egg Donors:
| Country | Medical Quality | Cost | Law Friendliness | Success Rate |
| USA | Excellent | $$$$$ | Highly regulated | High |
| Canada | Very Good | $$$ | Altruistic-only | High |
| India | Excellent | $$ | Restricted to married heterosexual couples | Very High |
| Mexico | Good | $ | Varies by state | Good |
| Georgia | Very Good | $$ | Favorable for heterosexual couples | Very High |
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Case Study: The Patel Family (USA → India Program)
The Patels struggled with infertility for six years due to premature ovarian failure. After multiple failed IVF attempts in the U.S., they selected an Indian Egg Donors program in India.
Process:
Outcome:
Sarah & John (UK)
“Indian Egg Donors walked us through every medical step. Their surrogate screening is the most thorough we’ve seen.”
The Rai Family (USA)
“We felt confident knowing every test—genetic, infectious, psychological—was handled by top clinics.”
 Carlos & Mateo (Mexico → Georgia Program)
“As a same-sex couple, they helped us navigate international medical requirements with zero stress.”
Priya S. (India)
“Our surrogate’s medical care was exceptional. Weekly monitoring gave us peace of mind throughout the pregnancy.”
Daniel & Claire (Australia)
“Using a donor from Indian Egg Donors gave us the highest-quality embryos we ever had.”
AMH:
Anti-Müllerian Hormone, measures egg reserve
AFC:
Antral Follicle Count
FET:
Frozen Embryo Transfer
ICSI:
Injection of sperm directly into an egg
PGT:
Preimplantation Genetic Testing
OHSS:
Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome
HCG:
Human chorionic gonadotropin, confirms pregnancy
Surrogates undergo comprehensive testing including blood panels, hormonal assessments, infectious disease screening (HIV, hepatitis B/C, syphilis), pelvic ultrasounds, and psychological evaluations to ensure health and pregnancy readiness.
Surrogates must typically be between 21–38 years old with a proven history of at least one full-term, uncomplicated pregnancy.
Genetic carrier screening is recommended for intended parents, especially if there is a family history of hereditary conditions. It helps reduce risks of genetic disorders in the baby.
Yes, a surrogate with a previous C-section can qualify if her recovery was smooth and she has no complications in subsequent pregnancies.
Medical and psychological screenings usually take 2–6 weeks, depending on location and the completeness of required tests.
Yes. Both surrogates and egg donors must undergo psychological assessments to ensure emotional readiness for the surrogacy process.
AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) measures ovarian reserve. Higher AMH indicates better egg quantity and quality, helping select suitable donors for IVF success.
Yes. Embryos can be cryopreserved and used later, offering flexibility and increasing chances for future pregnancy attempts.
Absolutely. Donor eggs are tested for hormonal health, infectious diseases, genetic conditions, and overall fertility to ensure high success rates.
Surrogates with uncontrolled chronic diseases, severe hypertension, diabetes, heart conditions, or a history of recurrent pregnancy loss may be disqualified.
Yes. IVF and surrogacy allow women with infertility to have biological children using their eggs or donor eggs combined with a surrogate.
Usually 1–2 embryos are transferred to reduce multiple pregnancy risks, depending on age, embryo quality, and clinic protocols.
If the first transfer fails, embryos from the same cycle can be frozen for subsequent attempts. Clinics provide individualized plans to maximize success rates.
Yes. Indian Egg Donors allows intended parents to select egg donors based on AMH levels, genetic screening results, and other medical criteria.
Risks are minimized through proper surrogate selection, thorough screenings, high-quality embryo selection, and close pregnancy monitoring with medications as needed.
Yes. Surrogates must be up-to-date on routine vaccines (e.g., tetanus, influenza) and may receive additional immunizations depending on health history.
Limited travel is allowed under medical guidance. Surrogates should avoid long-distance or high-risk travel, especially after the second trimester.
With medically screened surrogates and high-quality donor eggs, success rates range 75–85% per transfer, depending on clinic protocols and surrogate health.
Yes. Indian Egg Donors provides inclusive programs for LGBTQ+ families, with donor eggs, sperm, and surrogacy options available internationally.
Yes. Newborns undergo standard medical evaluations immediately after birth, including screenings for congenital conditions, infections, and overall health checks.
Whether you’re building your family through donor eggs, IVF, or surrogacy, our medical teams ensure safe, transparent, and internationally compliant screening procedures.
Indian Egg Donor specializes in gently helping the patient identify the root cause of their medical issues and then assist them to recover from their problems to help them move forward to good health.
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