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surrogate mother

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surrogate mother
n.
A woman who agrees to bear a child for another woman, either through artificial insemination by the other woman's husband or partner or by carrying until birth the other woman's surgically implanted fertilized egg.

surrogate motherhood n.

surrogate mother
Contract mother, surrogacy Social medicine A ♀ who agrees to be (artificially) inseminated with the sperm of the partner of an infertile ♀; the SM carries the baby to term, at which point it is adopted by the biological father and his partner. See Gestational surrogacy.


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THE GUJARAT High Court on Wednesday held that children born to a surrogate mother in the country are Indians irrespective of the nationality of their fathers.
In the United States for example, a surrogate mother is generally paid $10000 and the agency is also given around $30000.
The demand for surrogacy is on rise and there are many patients waiting for surrogate mother but since many people out here are ignorant about surrogacy we try other ways to give a baby to a childless couple.
 
 
 
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