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Why Doctors Recommend Early IVF?

I. Global Fertility Crisis: 30 years old becomes the watershed of fertility, and young couples cannot escape the predicament either According to the latest data, the incidence of global infertility has risen from 12% in 2007 to 18%, which is equivalent to one out of every six couples facing fertility problems. Even more alarming is the significant increase in the proportion of 25-30 year olds – the proportion of patients under the age of 30 in the outpatient clinics of the fertility centers has exceeded 40%. Sperm quality has fallen off a cliff: male sperm concentration has dropped from 100 million/ml in 1970 to 40 million/ml, and the rate of malformations and DNA fragmentation has skyrocketed.10 For example, Mark, a…

Scientific Interpretation and Management Strategies for Low Progesterone and Poor HCG Doubling in Surrogate Mothers

Clinical Case: Emily’s Pregnancy Confusion Emily, 32 years old, used to have regular menstruation (35 days cycle, 5-7 days menstrual period), but now she had menopause for 45 days, and her urine pregnancy test was weakly positive for three consecutive days. The blood test results show HCG 1020 mIU/ml and progesterone 75 nmol/mL (about 23.8 ng/mL). Faced with this result, Emily is concerned about the outcome of the pregnancy and inquires about the need for fetal preservation. I. Physiologic significance of HCG and progesterone Maintaining luteal function: HCG stimulates the ovarian corpus luteum to transform into the gestational corpus luteum, which continues to secrete progesterone until the formation of the placenta.Immunomodulation: Suppressing the maternal immune system’s attack on the embryo,…

Georgia’s Advanced IVF: How Vitamin D is the Scientific Key to Improving Embryo Quality and Pregnancy Rates

I. The association between vitamin D and advanced fertility: from contradictory conclusions to precise interpretations Vitamin D supplementation is often mentioned for women of advanced reproductive age who choose IVF in Georgia, but its mechanism of action and effects are controversial. Early studies showed that the association between vitamin D levels and pregnancy outcomes was not significant , but in recent years there has been increasing evidence that the clinical value of vitamin D is particularly prominent in the advanced age group, especially in improving endometrial tolerance and reducing the risk of chromosomal abnormalities in embryos. A study of 1,459 women undergoing IVF treatment for the first time showed: Younger group (<35 years): clinical pregnancy rates in the vitamin D-sufficient…

Surrogacy in Georgia: The Scientific Practice of Legality, Safety and Hope

Introduction: Why Georgian Surrogacy? Georgia, a country located in the Caucasus region, has become a global benchmark in surrogacy with its open legal environment, cost-effective medical services and standardized surrogacy process. As one of the few countries in Europe that have fully legalized surrogacy, Georgian surrogacy not only provides fertility hope for heterosexual couples, the LGBTQ+ community, and singles, but also earns the trust of international families with its strict management system for surrogate mothers, transparent legal framework, and IVF success rate of up to 70%-80%. In this article, we will analyze the core advantages, process details and ethical safeguards of surrogacy in Georgia to help you fully understand this miracle place of life sciences. Legal Advantages: The most perfect…

Surrogacy Services in Georgia: Law, Technology, and Reproductive Choice for Global Families

Legal Safeguards and Inclusive Policies Georgia, which has clarified the legality of surrogacy since 1997 through its Civil Code, is one of the few countries in the world where legal safeguards are at the center of support for commercial surrogacy. The uniqueness of its legal framework is reflected in: Wide range of applicants: married heterosexual couples, singles and the LGBTQ+ community are permitted to legally participate in surrogacy, with no restrictions on nationality. Parental rights are clear: the birth certificate of the newborn directly registers the commissioning party as the legal parent, without the need for adoption procedures, and the surrogate mother has no right to claim custody.Compulsory validity of the contract: the surrogacy agreement is legally binding after notarization,…

Surrogacy Services in Georgia: Core Benefits and Costs Overview

Core Benefits of Surrogacy Services in Georgia Legal Clarity and International RecognitionGeorgia is one of the few countries in the world that allows commercial surrogacy and has a well-established legal system, having passed the Citizen’s Health Protection Law in 1997, which clarifies the legality of surrogacy. The advantages include: Legal protection: the surrogacy contract is notarized and has mandatory effect, and the birth certificate of the newborn directly registers the commissioning party as the legal parents, without the need for adoption procedures. Applicable to a wide range of people: married couples, singles and the LGBTQ+ community can legally apply for surrogacy services, with no restrictions on nationality.Technology and Success Rate Third-generation IVF technology (PGT-A): embryo chromosome screening accuracy reaches 99%…

Spanish Self-Egg Client’s Full Record of Surrogate Baby Boy in Georgia

Background and Decision Making: A Rational Choice Across Fertility Dilemmas Carmen and her partner Javier from Barcelona, Spain, chose Georgian surrogacy after four failed IVF cycles due to tubal blockage and recurrent miscarriages. Their core considerations included: Legal certainty: according to Article 143 of the Georgian Civil Code, the commissioning parent is the legal guardian from the time of embryo transfer, the surrogate mother has no right to claim parental rights, and the birth certificate directly registers the prospective parent’s information.Gender Screening Capability: Male embryos are accurately screened through third generation IVF technology (PGT-A) to meet the family’s need for a male child.Cost Advantage: The cost of a full set of surrogacy services is approximately 65,000 Euros, which is only…

Can chimeric embryos be transferred? In-depth analysis of three-generation IVF technology

Chimeric Embryos – The “Two-Sided Embryos” Hidden in the Test TubeIn three-generation IVF technology, embryo genetic testing (PGT testing) is the core link to ensure eugenic fertility. When the laboratory report shows “chimeric embryos”, many families are confused: can such special embryos, which carry both normal and abnormal cells, give birth to a healthy life? What is a chimeric embryo?During the early stages of embryonic development (blastocyst stage), about 30% of embryos will have chromosome segregation errors. A chimeric embryo is a group of cells with two or more chromosomal differences in the same embryo: Peripheral trophoblast cells (which develop into the placenta in the future) may carry abnormalitiesInner cell mass (future development as fetus) may remain normal2023 Nature sub-publication…

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