How safe is uterus implant? I have been drawing some comparison between uterus implant and surrogacy lately. So far I have not comes across any successful case of uterus implant. A few surgeries were done in Sweden which didn't turn out to be successful. Is it just a misconception that people talk about? You may be wondering why am I in this research. Well, I got my uterus removed due to cervical cancer.
Hi there. The world of infertility and its treatments is dark and murky. It is easy to get lost. The internet is full of articles on it. Unfortunately, this often results in information overload. More often than not you are unable to find the answer to your particular query. In such times it is often better to go with first-hand experiences instead. To be honest, I haven't heard many good things about uterus implantations. In fact, even after getting it done, I know a woman who was still unable to conceive. I believe surrogacy is a much more convenient option. A friend of mine has had two children thanks to surrogacy. This is why I know for a fact that it is an effective option. So, I would suggest going for surrogacy, and it is far less scary than surgically getting a uterus implant.
Hello Jess. Both options have their pros and cons. Let's discuss both one by one. First, uterus implant. Well, in this you will obviously need surgery. It will be like having a brand new uterus placed inside you. Just like a normal uterus, this too will come with limitations. It does not guarantee that you will conceive immediately. If ever. On the other hand is surrogacy. It is a safer procedure. This is not only faster, but also more likely to be successful. Also, you have other options available. For example, you can choose the gender of the baby. Also, you can have a baby in as little as a year!
Hey. I can't say much about uterus implantation. That's because I have no experience with that. All I know is that it sounds kind of scary. On the other hand, I do know about surrogacy. It is the solution I went for. I was infertile for so long. Still am in fact. Despite that, I have a daughter due to surrogacy. When I found out about my infertility I would have never thought it was possible. In fact, for nearly 3 years we saw treatments after treatments fail. Still, my husband and I didn't give up. So, when we heard about surrogacy we didn't hesitate. Do look more into it. I hope it works out for you as well.
Hi Jess Daren, I wish there was no infertility in this world. The battle against infertility has always been long in almost all cases. I wish there were no women without a baby. Although uterus transplants have been done successfully recently it does not mean that the woman now can conceive easily. There still might be complications. I have read somewhere about a woman who was unable to get pregnant even after a surrogacy. Therefore, I would not suggest you go for a uterus transplant. According to me, surrogacy is a better option. I have my personal experience with it. I was suffering from ovarian cancer due to which the doctors removed my ovaries. My uterus was also affected so I was unable to go for IUI. The only remaining option was surrogacy. I was afraid at first that later I was extremely satisfied with the procedure. It is due to surrogacy that now I am a mother. You can wait for more suggestions before taking any final decision but I would recommend you to opt for surrogacy.
Hi Jess Daren, How are you darling? After reading your post, I have to remember my days when I was suffering from ovarian cancer. I was just able to recover last year. Unfortunately, my both ovaries were removed. Along with my ovaries, my uterus was affected too. Due to this, I was not able to produce eggs nor I was able to carry a baby. I was very upset about how would now I am able to have a baby. My husband loves babies. It was due to my health that I could not make him a father. I used to curse myself for this. I even thought of adoption but my family refused. One of my colleagues suggested me to go for surrogacy. After talking to my husband about it, we went for surrogacy procedure. I have heard about a successful uterus transplant in India recently but I think that it would be hard to find a uterus donor. In addition, surrogacy has a high success rate as compared to uterus transplant. However, I would recommend you to go for surrogacy instead of transplant. Good luck.
Hi there, Sorry to hear about your cervical cancer and uterus removal I personally am a fan of the surrogacy process, maybe because I myself and many others I know have had an excellent experience. I am infertile and my husband was suggested by one of his mates a clinic in Ukraine (BioTexCom) when we were considering surrogacy. I have a 2 years old (surrogate) boy now. I think it's important to not risk your odds against the Uterus Implantation as I've heard stories too, and hey, there must be something wrong with that otherwise, people cannot make that big of a story every day you know. IMO, gestational surrogacy is the best alternative to help a woman have a biological child without the risk of surgery. Make a good choice for your baby and yourself. Good Luck!
Hi there, Sorry to hear about your cervical cancer and uterus removal I personally am a fan of the surrogacy process, maybe because I myself and many others I know have had an excellent experience. I am infertile and my husband was suggested by one of his mates a clinic in Ukraine (BioTexCom) when we were considering surrogacy. I have a 2 years old (surrogate) boy now. I think it's important to not risk your odds against the Uterus Implantation as I've heard stories too, and hey, there must be something wrong with that otherwise, people cannot make that big of a story every day you know. IMO, gestational surrogacy is the best alternative to help a woman have a biological child without the risk of surgery. Make a good choice for your baby and yourself. Good Luck!
Oh, defo surrogacy. It's the best option out there. Uterus Implantation is not safe. (Hey, if it isn't safe for one, it isn't safe for all. Like the lady said, you can't risk your odds against anything like that). I happen to know of one of the best clinics out there for surrogacy that is in Ukraine. My sister has a surrogate baby and we visited the recommended clinic. Many of my colleagues from work also consulted with us once we came back and left for Ukraine (this is where the clinic's located). They all have healthy surrogate kids now. I can quote many examples of surrogacy success stories, but I cannot say the same for those who opted Uterus Implantation. My advice is to make a wise choice and go for what's in trend. In case you need any further details on surrogacy and clinic, give me a holler, I'm an active member here
Hello there dear friend. Really sorry to hear about the cancer... It is very sad that you had to go through such hard stuff. May that all be in the past and may all that is to come be good. I think i understand why youd be willing to undergo uterus implant... Surrogacy is one heck of a way to become a parent. For many it is the only way to achieve their dreams. However it cannot get the whole experience. It doesn't give you the feeling that being pregnant will give you. However you have to ask yourself is it worth it? Like getting such a rising surgery. That can lead to devastating consequences. I sincerely don't want that for you. I would highly recommend that you go the good old way. Surrogacy although contradictory is the best way there is. Reaching your happiness id never easy... Maybe for you it is harder than for the most! But dear you have a bright future towards you... That surgery can take everything away from you. Just think of your own best. Wish you happiness dear. God bless you and may you clear this dilemma asap.
