Impact Of Smoking And Alcohol On Surrogacy And Egg Donation: Breaking Unhealthy Habits
Smoking and alcohol use are two habits that can affect the effectiveness of these procedures as well as the baby’s health
When it comes to surrogacy, one obvious challenge is the lack of control over someone else’s habits and behaviour.
That becomes even more challenging when pursuing surrogacy abroad. “It is vital to choose a reputable surrogacy agency to assume the role of screening the surrogate. No agency can offer 100% assurance to the surrogate actions. Still, an experienced agency has the procedures to minimise those risks,” says Mr. Doron Mamet Meged, the founder of “Tammuz Family Ltd.”, one of the world’s largest international surrogacy agencies.
Breaking unhealthy and addictive habits like smoking and drinking is difficult, but it is doable with the right strategies and support.
Surrogacy And Egg Donation
As mentioned above on the adverse effects of smoking and alcohol on surrogacy and egg donation, it is critical to overcome these bad habits before embarking on the trip.
Both the intending parents and the surrogate mother or egg donor should abstain from smoking and drinking for at least three months before treatment or conception. This will boost both their general and reproductive health. Quitting smoking and drinking can also help you have a more successful pregnancy and a healthier baby.
