In the realm of surrogacy the utilization of PGD and PGS holds importance in ensuring the well being and viability of embryos. Lets delve into these methods and their advantages;
Objective: PGD aims to identify genetic conditions or mutations in embryos before implantation. Embryos come into existence via the intricate method of in vitro fertilization (IVF).
Remember that egg donation is a crucial step in the surrogacy process, and intended parents should seek professional guidance and explore their options thoroughly.
Objective: PGS screens embryos for abnormalities.
Lower Risk of Aneuploidy: PGS reduces the likelihood of embryos having abnormal chromosome numbers.
Enhanced Implantation Success: Opting for embryos with the appropriate chromosome count heightens the likelihood of successful implantation.
Reduced Miscarriage Incidence: PGS mitigates the risk of miscarriage stemming from chromosomal irregularities.
In conclusion, both PGD and PGS contribute to enhancing the safety and success of surrogacy by ensuring that only healthy embryos are transferred
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