You are compensated when you become a gestational carrier by the intended parents. The intended parents will also cover pregnancy-related expenses, fertility treatment, legal fees, etc.
We discuss all matters that could potentially affect your pregnancy, including medical history, reproductive history, lifestyle, genetic disorders, weight, medications that you are taking, diet and exercise, environmental health threats, and maximizing...
Some issues during pregnancy increase the risk of having them again during subsequent pregnancies. Preeclampsia, high blood pressure, and gestational diabetes are more likely during second or third pregnancies. However, you can learn how to mitigate the risks with...
