How does the Surrogacy Process in Kenya works?

The Surrogacy Process in Kenya is of two types which are (i) Gestational Surrogacy and (ii) Traditional Surrogacy

(i)    Gestational surrogacy is the Surrogacy Process in Kenya where your fertility expert will collect your eggs from your ovaries and fertilize them with the sperm of your husband and once the fertilization occurs your skilled embryologist will place the best-chosen embryo into the uterus of gestational surrogate mother and she will carry your baby in her womb for 9 months until the baby birth. This is a safe and most demanded procedure because in this procedure the surrogate has no genetic tie-up with the baby born and hence you will have your own genetic baby.

(ii)    Traditional surrogacy is a Surrogacy Process in Kenya where your fertility expert will artificially inseminate the eggs of the surrogate mother or egg donor and fertilize them with the sperm of your husband or sperm donor. Once the fertilization occurs your embryologist will place the best-chosen embryo into the uterus of traditional surrogate mother to establish the successful pregnancy.

Generally, people prefer gestational surrogacy over traditional one because in gestational the surrogate has no relationship with the baby born, however, in traditional surrogacy the surrogate is the biological mother of the baby born because her eggs were fertilized for the procedure.

What are the chances to have a baby with Surrogacy Procedure in Kenya?

To determine the actual success rate of the Surrogacy Procedure in Kenya is quite difficult as there are many factors on which the Surrogacy Procedure in Kenya depends. Some of the following factors are:

•    The major factor is the age of the egg donor if the egg donor is used for the Surrogacy Procedure in Kenya as her age will affect the chances of pregnancy.

•    Ability of surrogate mother to get pregnant

•    The success rates of the IVF and IUI procedure, if used for Surrogacy Procedure in Kenya.

•    The quality of gamete provided by the commissioning couple.

What risk associated with Surrogacy Procedure in Kenya?

The risk associated with the Surrogacy Procedure in Kenya totally depends on the type of the surrogacy procedure you used (Gestational or Traditional). However, if in case the surrogates are not properly examined and screened for their infectious disease such as AIDS and Hepatitis in that condition there are chances of transferring the risk from surrogate mother to baby. So, it is very important that your fertility expert will properly examine the surrogates before they deliver their services to the couples so that the chances of transferring the risk to the baby are reduced.

How much the Surrogacy Process in Kenya costs?

The cost of the Surrogacy Process in Kenya is different for both the procedures. The cost of the gestational surrogacy is around USD 40,000 and the cost of the traditional surrogacy is around USD 35,000 including all other expenses of the surrogate mother. In case you wish to bring your own surrogate than your cost of the Surrogacy Process in Kenya will reduce and for gestational surrogacy it is then around USD 35,000 and for traditional, it is around USD 30,000 including all other expenses.

Bringing your own surrogate have no issues but you need to make sure that the surrogate which your hired for the Surrogacy Process in Kenya is properly screened and examined for her infectious disease and also these surrogates should be between the age of 21 to 35 years, preferably a married woman with kids because they have established their ability to bear the children, however, unmarried surrogates are also welcomed but they need to follow the rules and regulations associated with Surrogacy Process in Kenya.

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