How Surrogacy Helps Couples With Repeated Ivf Failures

By Author: Dr Shivani Sachdev Gour
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Infertility can be one of the most emotionally challenging journeys for couples dreaming of parenthood. While In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) has helped millions conceive, some couples experience repeated IVF failures despite undergoing several cycles. In such cases, surrogacy emerges as a beacon of hope. At SCI IVF Hospital specialists offer advanced and ethical surrogacy programs designed to help couples achieve the joy of having their biological child after multiple unsuccessful IVF attempts.

Understanding IVF Failures
Repeated IVF failures can occur due to a range of medical or biological reasons. Common causes include poor egg or sperm quality, chromosomal abnormalities, implantation failure, uterine abnormalities, or autoimmune conditions. Sometimes, even when high-quality embryos are created, they fail to implant or develop properly within the uterus. For women with repeated implantation failure or uterine issues such as fibroids, scarring, or thin endometrial lining, carrying a pregnancy can be extremely difficult.

This is where surrogacy becomes a suitable alternative — allowing another woman with ...
... a healthy uterus to carry the pregnancy on behalf of the intended parents.

How Surrogacy Works for Couples with IVF Failures
In the surrogacy process, embryos are created using the intended parents’ eggs and sperm through IVF. These embryos are then transferred into the uterus of a healthy surrogate mother. The surrogate carries the pregnancy to term, and the baby is genetically related to the intended parents (if their gametes are used).

At SCI IVF Hospital, a renowned surrogacy clinic in Delhi, every step of the process is handled with utmost transparency, care, and compliance with India’s legal guidelines for altruistic surrogacy. The hospital ensures that both intended parents and surrogates are medically and psychologically prepared for the journey ahead.

Why Choose Surrogacy After IVF Failures
For couples who have undergone multiple IVF cycles without success, surrogacy offers several benefits:
1. Higher Chances of Success: If the issue lies within the uterus, transferring embryos to a surrogate with a healthy womb significantly increases the likelihood of a successful pregnancy.
2. Biological Connection: The baby shares a genetic link with the intended parents if their eggs and sperm are used, allowing them to experience biological parenthood.
3. Safe and Ethical Process: At SCI IVF Hospital, all surrogacy programs follow the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, which allows only altruistic surrogacy — ensuring ethical practices.
4. Comprehensive Support: From medical screening to legal documentation and emotional counseling, the hospital provides complete support throughout the process.

Surrogacy at SCI IVF Hospital
SCI IVF Hospital, one of the most trusted surrogacy clinics in Delhi, has helped numerous couples overcome infertility challenges through successful surrogacy programs. Under the guidance of experienced fertility specialists, the hospital provides advanced fertility treatments combined with compassionate care. Every surrogate undergoes thorough medical evaluation and psychological counseling to ensure a smooth and healthy pregnancy.

The hospital’s commitment to ethical practices, transparency, and patient care makes it one of the top choices for couples seeking surrogacy after IVF failures.

Conclusion
Repeated IVF failures can be disheartening, but they don’t mark the end of your parenthood journey. Surrogacy offers a powerful alternative for couples whose dreams of having a child have been hindered by medical complications. With the expertise and compassionate care of SCI IVF Hospital, couples can turn hope into reality and embrace the joy of becoming parents. https://www.drshivanisachdevgour.com/services/best-ivf-centre-in-delhi-ncr/

Dr. Shivani Sachdev Gour, Founder & Director of SCI Healthcare, SCI IVF is a state of the art fertility centre located in Kailash Colony, New Delhi.