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Is the Furghanization of Surrogacy Acceptable as an Alternative Method of Assisted Reproduction for Women with Uterine-dependent Infertility, in Yemen?

Ahmed Kaid Allow, Belqees A. Alaw, Bracamonte Maryam, Saeed M. Saeed

Asian Research Journal of Gynaecology and Obstetrics · pp. 176–186 · Published 11 Aug 2023

Abstract

The objective of this outstanding research is to examine whether surrogacy (Furghanization of surrogacy) is a legal and ethical alternative method proposed to women who are unable to carry a developing fetus in our country. Methodology: 208 infertile couples were involved in this clinical pilot study. The data was collected anonymously and using a face-to-face questionnaire. Written consent has been taken from all women. The questionnaire was approved by the local ethical committee of Alaw IVF Center. Results: 191/208 were agreed with the Furghanization of surrogacy, on one condition, “the surrogate mother should be a second wife for a man/partner who required surrogacy as an alternative method of assisted reproduction. Conclusion: Human rights and ethics accept the surrogate mother to be co-wives (Furghanization of surrogacy as an alternative method of assisted reproduction) for the same husband, and the indication for surrogacy should be only medical.

Assisted reproduction Furghanization of surrogacy infertility in vitro fertilization

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