Best Surrogacy Hospital in India!

“Sometimes making something so precious, beautiful and unique, it takes an extra helping heart.” – Anonymous

‘MOTHERHOOD’, although just ten letter word, but hold a lots of emotions. One cannot understand what it means to be a mother or experience motherhood until they become one, but not everyone is so lucky. However, motherhood is something that forces a woman to lot more than she can even expect, there have been battles fought for the child and with the child, so when motherhood is something so precious, everyone out there wants to experience it. But what if one can’t conceive naturally? What are the options available for her?
Well, earlier there were hardly any options available for a woman to have a child through some other technique if not by conceiving naturally and the only option they would have is to adapt, which many women or families didn’t prefer thinking why raise someone else’s child. But in today’s time, there tens of various techniques and procedures available for a woman to have her baby even if she can’t conceive naturally.
There are techniques like Surrogacy, IVF (In vitro fertilisation), Test Tube Baby, and many more. But in today’s article we shall look what is better – Adoption or Surrogacy? However, before make our decision about which one is better we shall have a look at what is Surrogacy and Adoption in detail.

What is Surrogacy?

Surrogate Pregnancy involves a woman agreeing to bear someone else's child. After the birth of a child, the birth mother gains the right to live and care for the intended parent or parents. Surrogacy has complex legal and medical measures to be met. It is important to monitor the process, seek professional advice and build support networks.
Well, it does not just here, as there are many different types of Surrogacy as well.

• Altruistic (non-commercial) surrogacy: The birth mother does not receive payment. Although some states allow reasonable reimbursement of medical expenses for the mother of the respondent.

• Traditional Surrogacy: The surrogate mother donates her egg, which is fertilized by the sperm of the father. Since the baby is naturally the surrogate mother's child, there may be future issues related to the child's future right to information about his or her identity. Thus Traditional Surrogacy may be banned in most states and territories. Therefore, it is also possible to practice traditional surrogacy through an overseas clinic.

• Commercial Surrogacy: This includes the birth mother who receives payment or material gain in favour of giving birth. It is illegal to pay a third party company to arrange for acquisition and advertising to the adoptive parent or the authorized parent is usually not permitted.

• While we are talking about Surrogacy it is also extremely important to talk about Gestational Surrogacy which is also called as IVF (In Vitro Fertilization).

• Gestational Surrogacy- The procedure called “In Vitro Fertilization” (IVF) now makes it possible to collect eggs from the mother (or donor egg), fertilized by sperm from the father (or donor sperm), and implant the foetus in her mother's womb. The surrogate mother then carries the baby until it is born.

They have no genetics in the baby because it was not their egg that was used. The Gestational surrogates are called as "birth mother" but logically the birth mother is still the woman whose egg was fertilized for the process.
In the U.S., Gestational surrogacy is not so legal. That is because both target parents have genetic responsibilities toward the child. As a result, pregnancy is more common than the traditional healer. And about 750 babies are born each year through the process of Gestational Surrogacy.
Let’s also have a quick look at the different procedures used in Gestational Surrogacy:
The embryo is produced from the sperm of the would be father and egg of the would be mother;

• The embryo is produced using the sperm of the would be father and a donor egg;

• The embryo is produced using would be mother's egg and a donor sperm;

• The donating embryo is passed on to the other person. Such an embryo may be acquired when others undergo IVF and have embryos implanted in others. The resulting child is not genetically related to the target parent(s).

This also bring us to view why women opt for Surrogate Pregnancy and there can many reasons for one to do so, but some of the most common ones are:

• Medical problems with one's uterus.

• One had a hysterectomy that removed their uterus.

• Circumstances that make pregnancy impossible or dangerous for the woman, such as severe heart disease.

And now that we know what is surrogacy in detail, let’s also have a clear understanding of what adoption, although I’m sure that most of you already have a fair idea about it.
Surrogacy costs in India range from Rs. 15, 00,000 to Rs. 20, 00,000. depending on Surrogacy physician experience, success rates, and Surrogacy clinic site including IVF Drugs, Consultation, Investigation, Ultrasounds, Oocyte Pick Up, IVF Lab, and Embryology, Transmission embryo, Sperm Freezing 1 year + Compensation of the Egg Donor for IVF doctor.
And now that we have a fair knowledge about surrogacy, it’s types, general costing and so on, let’s have a quick look some of the best hospitals for surrogacy in India. But this also makes us think why we need to look at some of the best surrogacy clinics in India, well the answer is….
Surrogacy in India has become a promising option for couples struggling to start their own families. Couples who have been married for a long time and who are unable to conceive due to a medical condition may decide to move to an obstetric treatment if they have failed in other infertility treatments such as IUI and IVF. The frequency of reproductive cases varies from state to state and state in the Indian context. Thus, it is better know some of the best available options around us and be ready for the next step.
The best surrogacy centres in India are selected based on the success rates of surrogacy in India, the quality of treatment, patient opinion, physician qualifications, and accessibility area:
1.  Elixir Fertility Center (New Delhi)
2.  Delhi IVF and Fertility Research Center (New Delhi)
3.  Vins Fertility & IVF Center (New Delhi)
4.  Akanksha IVF Center (New Delhi)
5.  Aarush IVF & Endoscopy Center (Mumbai)
6.  Morpheus Juhu Fertility Center (Mumbai)
7.  Nova IVF Fertility (Mumbai)
8.  IVF Spring Fertility Clinic (Mumbai)
9.  Aakash Fertility Center & Hospital (Chennai)
10.  Indigo Womens Center (Chennai)
11.  Jananam Fertility Center (Tamil Nadu)
12.  Chennai Fertility Center (Chennai)
13.  Indira IVF (Kolkata)
14.  Care IVF (Kolkata)
15.  Maternal Birth (Kolkata)
Thus, one can see that some of the best surrogacy clinics in India are based in the four metropolitan cities of India – Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and Kolkata. Although Delhi tops the list followed by the commercial capital Mumbai, followed by Chennai and last but not the least Kolkata.
Thus, one can choose a clinic of the own wish according to where they belong from or which city is the best suited for them. And one can assure that all the fifteen clinics mentioned in list are some of the best as they tested over various paradigms in order to gain their spot as the best clinic to offer surrogacy to couples who can’t conceive.

Ref; Surrogacy | Pregnancy Birth and Baby (pregnancybirthbaby.org.au)
Surrogate Mothers: What It Is and How Does Surrogacy Work (webmd.com)
Surrogacy Cost in India: Surrogate Mother Cost in India, Low-cost Surrogacy Centres in India - Vinsfertility.com
 (vinsfertility.com)