Conquering Your Surrogacy Injections

Is there anything more painful than medication injections during a surrogacy journey? Yes! Three things that immediately come to my mind are: getting a tattoo, getting a piercing, and even having a bad hangover. If you’ve ever experienced any of the above, you know that they cause you pain for a short amount of time, but eventually, the pain goes away. The same applies to injections.
While in the process of becoming a gestational surrogate, you will be required to take medication directed by the IVF clinic in order to prepare your body for pregnancy. Because IVF pregnancy is not the same as natural pregnancy, medications need to be introduced to your body that developed naturally in your previous pregnancy(ies). Medication given to the gestational surrogate can be directed to be taken via vaginal or oral suppository, and/or by subcutaneous and intramuscular injections.
The surrogacy agency nor the case manager will know what medication you will be given until the IVF doctor reviews your medical records, examines you during the medical screening, and works out an official cycle calendar for your embryo transfer. Not all IVF clinics prescribe injections as part of the medication routine but there is a very high chance that you will be injecting medications as part of your surrogacy journey.
What to Expect and Additional Surrogate Support
You may experience some soreness, redness, itchiness, bruising, or bumps in the injection sites. If any of these happen, do not panic. Those will go away eventually. Trust me, I am one of those lucky ones that experienced everything! You can always reach out to your GSHC Surrogacy Agency case manager for some advice to help decrease these effects. Our agency staff is made up of a strong collection of experienced surrogates who can offer their personal advice on how to further help make the injection process more comfortable for you.
What to Expect and Additional Surrogate Support
You may experience some soreness, redness, itchiness, bruising, or bumps in the injection sites. If any of these happen, do not panic. Those will go away eventually. Trust me, I am one of those lucky ones that experienced everything! You can always reach out to your GSHC Surrogacy Agency case manager for some advice to help decrease these effects. Our agency staff is made up of a strong collection of experienced surrogates who can offer their personal advice on how to further help make the injection process more comfortable for you.
Conclusion
Taking surrogacy medications via injection can cause a nervous feeling or sound scary, but don’t feel discouraged by needles. Remember, we are bigger than needles and we are doing this for an amazing reason... to help others achieve their dream of starting a family! If you have any questions or concerns about injections or any other aspect of becoming a surrogate, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at any time. Contact GSHC Surrogacy Agency.
About GSHC Surrogacy & Egg Donation
GSHC Surrogacy & Egg Donation is a comprehensive international egg donation and surrogacy agency based in Los Angeles, California. Our surrogacy specialists carefully listen to your needs and provide the most professional and reliable guidance tailored to your situation. With advanced technology, state-of-the-art medical equipment, and an outstanding medical team, we are dedicated to helping more HIV-positive intended parents achieve their dream of building a family.
You are welcome to communicate your needs with us at any time so we can help you prepare in advance. Throughout the entire surrogacy process, GSHC is supported by experienced legal counsel. We will do our utmost to help you choose the most suitable surrogacy plan in terms of cost, timeline, and legal protection.
How to Learn more about Surrogacy in the United States?
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