Anonymous
04/09/2022 17:45
Subject: Surrogate without a medical reason?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I gave birth at 45 to a baby conceived by donor egg as well as having several other children conceived without medical intervention in my mid to late 30s.
The pregnancy at 44-45 was no problem.
Dealing with a teenager in my late 50's is the only part that has been really hard.
Why? You’re not an old lady
To have a teenager at the age is old.
Anonymous
04/09/2022 17:43
Subject: Re:Surrogate without a medical reason?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. What I'm asking is that technically I could try DE IVF and carry myself. However due to my AMA now, I don't want to be pregnant at this age. I'm just wondering if a doctor would deny me the opportunity to work with a surrogate since there is nothing wrong with my uterus.
But clearly there is something wrong with your reproductive system. Unexplained doesn't mean "nothing wrong with", it means "science hasn't advanced to the point that we understand this".
This. Unexplained infertility is a medical diagnosis.
Anonymous
04/09/2022 16:40
Subject: Surrogate without a medical reason?
You need a valid medical reason. I had to use a surrogate and my doctor needed proof of my misshapen uterus to proceed. Once my surrogate got pregnant her OB also asked for all my uterine hysteroscopy records and the notes from the experimental surgery I had to reshape my uterus. You need to ask the doctor and/ or agency or lawyer you are using
Anonymous
04/09/2022 16:38
Subject: Surrogate without a medical reason?
Anonymous wrote:I gave birth at 45 to a baby conceived by donor egg as well as having several other children conceived without medical intervention in my mid to late 30s.
The pregnancy at 44-45 was no problem.
Dealing with a teenager in my late 50's is the only part that has been really hard.
Why? You’re not an old lady
Anonymous
04/09/2022 14:25
Subject: Surrogate without a medical reason?
44 with unexplained infertility is a medical reason.
Anonymous
04/09/2022 14:12
Subject: Surrogate without a medical reason?
I gave birth at 45 to a baby conceived by donor egg as well as having several other children conceived without medical intervention in my mid to late 30s.
The pregnancy at 44-45 was no problem.
Dealing with a teenager in my late 50's is the only part that has been really hard.
The pregnancy at 44-45 was no problem.
Dealing with a teenager in my late 50's is the only part that has been really hard.
Anonymous
04/09/2022 14:06
Subject: Surrogate without a medical reason?
Of course, you just have to pay.
Anonymous
04/09/2022 13:53
Subject: Re:Surrogate without a medical reason?
You’re 44, you have a child. Move on.
Anonymous
04/09/2022 13:47
Subject: Re:Surrogate without a medical reason?
Anonymous wrote:OP here. What I'm asking is that technically I could try DE IVF and carry myself. However due to my AMA now, I don't want to be pregnant at this age. I'm just wondering if a doctor would deny me the opportunity to work with a surrogate since there is nothing wrong with my uterus.
But clearly there is something wrong with your reproductive system. Unexplained doesn't mean "nothing wrong with", it means "science hasn't advanced to the point that we understand this".
Anonymous
04/09/2022 13:46
Subject: Re:Surrogate without a medical reason?
They will not. Not sure why you think otherwise.Anonymous wrote:OP here. What I'm asking is that technically I could try DE IVF and carry myself. However due to my AMA now, I don't want to be pregnant at this age. I'm just wondering if a doctor would deny me the opportunity to work with a surrogate since there is nothing wrong with my uterus.
Anonymous
04/09/2022 13:45
Subject: Re:Surrogate without a medical reason?
OP here. What I'm asking is that technically I could try DE IVF and carry myself. However due to my AMA now, I don't want to be pregnant at this age. I'm just wondering if a doctor would deny me the opportunity to work with a surrogate since there is nothing wrong with my uterus.
Anonymous
04/09/2022 13:42
Subject: Re:Surrogate without a medical reason?
I would think that secondary infertility is the diagnosis you need. I'm not really sure what you're asking.
Anonymous
04/09/2022 13:41
Subject: Surrogate without a medical reason?
Anonymous wrote:I'm 44. We have one child who I got pregnant with easily and then TTC #2 for 8 years with zero success. We did infertility treatments for the first 5 years and then TTC on our own for 3 years. I never got pregnant even once in all that time.
I received a diagnosis of "unexplained secondary infertility." To my knowledge, there is nothing wrong with my uterus. DH and I have now decided we want to try with donor eggs but due to my advanced maternal age we don't think we want me to try to become pregnant with DE. Can we work with a surrogate without a medical reason?
I do think that’s medical reason enough
Anonymous
04/09/2022 13:40
Subject: Surrogate without a medical reason?
Yes, why wouldn’t you be able to be?
Anonymous
04/09/2022 13:37
Subject: Surrogate without a medical reason?
I'm 44. We have one child who I got pregnant with easily and then TTC #2 for 8 years with zero success. We did infertility treatments for the first 5 years and then TTC on our own for 3 years. I never got pregnant even once in all that time.
I received a diagnosis of "unexplained secondary infertility." To my knowledge, there is nothing wrong with my uterus. DH and I have now decided we want to try with donor eggs but due to my advanced maternal age we don't think we want me to try to become pregnant with DE. Can we work with a surrogate without a medical reason?
I received a diagnosis of "unexplained secondary infertility." To my knowledge, there is nothing wrong with my uterus. DH and I have now decided we want to try with donor eggs but due to my advanced maternal age we don't think we want me to try to become pregnant with DE. Can we work with a surrogate without a medical reason?