REGIZ Fertility Clinic

02/01/2026

Happy New Year !!!

22/05/2025

What is Surrogacy and How Can It Help?

Surrogacy is a process where a woman, called a surrogate, carries and gives birth to a baby for someone else who cannot have a child on their own. It’s a wonderful way to help people become parents and bring happiness to families.

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Benefits for Parents-to-Be
1. A Path to Parenthood - Surrogacy allows people who cannot have children naturally, including couples or single parents to have a baby.
2. Biological Connection - Many surrogacy processes allow at least one parent to share a biological link with the baby.
3. Support Every Step of the Way - Fertility experts and professionals guide parents throughout the journey to make it safe and smooth.
4. Clear Legal Agreements - The process is protected by legal agreements, ensuring everyone understands their role.
5. Fulfilled Dreams - Surrogacy provides the joy of starting or growing a family.

Benefits for Surrogate Mothers
1.Helping Others: Surrogates play an important role in helping people who cannot have children experience parenthood.
2. Financial Compensation : Surrogates are compensated for their time and efforts, providing financial benefits for their families.
3.Top Medical Care : Surrogates receive excellent healthcare during the pregnancy to ensure their safety.
4. A Sense of Fulfillment : Many surrogates feel proud and happy knowing they’ve made a positive difference in someone’s life.
5. Building Connections : Some surrogates form lasting bonds with the families they help.

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Why Choose Us?
At Regiz Fertility Clinic we are here to support you, whether you’re an intending parent or considering becoming a surrogate. Our team provides personalized care, guidance, and expertise to make the surrogacy process as smooth and comfortable as possible.

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Contact Us Today
If you’re thinking about surrogacy or want to learn more, we’re here to answer your questions and guide you. Let’s create happiness together! Call - 09064802742

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This information is for general purposes only. Please talk to a doctor or legal expert for advice based on your personal situation.

22/05/2025

"Building Families Through Surrogacy

Are you considering surrogacy as a family-building option? Our fertility clinic is dedicated to helping individuals and couples achieve their dreams of parenthood.

Surrogacy is a loving and selfless act that brings joy to families. Our clinic provides comprehensive guidance and support throughout the surrogacy journey.

To learn more about surrogacy and our fertility services, please visit us at Regiz Fertility Clinic or contact us directly 09064802742

23/01/2025

"Building Families Through Surrogacy

Are you considering surrogacy as a family-building option? Our fertility clinic is dedicated to helping individuals and couples achieve their dreams of parenthood.

Surrogacy is a loving and selfless act that brings joy to families. Our clinic provides comprehensive guidance and support throughout the surrogacy journey.

To learn more about surrogacy and our fertility services, please visit us at Regiz Fertility Clinic or contact us directly 08173106148

20/01/2025

What is Surrogacy and How Can It Help?

Surrogacy is a process where a woman, called a surrogate, carries and gives birth to a baby for someone else who cannot have a child on their own. It’s a wonderful way to help people become parents and bring happiness to families.

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Benefits for Parents-to-Be
1. A Path to Parenthood - Surrogacy allows people who cannot have children naturally, including couples or single parents to have a baby.
2. Biological Connection - Many surrogacy processes allow at least one parent to share a biological link with the baby.
3. Support Every Step of the Way - Fertility experts and professionals guide parents throughout the journey to make it safe and smooth.
4. Clear Legal Agreements - The process is protected by legal agreements, ensuring everyone understands their role.
5. Fulfilled Dreams - Surrogacy provides the joy of starting or growing a family.

Benefits for Surrogate Mothers
1.Helping Others: Surrogates play an important role in helping people who cannot have children experience parenthood.
2. Financial Compensation : Surrogates are compensated for their time and efforts, providing financial benefits for their families.
3.Top Medical Care : Surrogates receive excellent healthcare during the pregnancy to ensure their safety.
4. A Sense of Fulfillment : Many surrogates feel proud and happy knowing they’ve made a positive difference in someone’s life.
5. Building Connections : Some surrogates form lasting bonds with the families they help.

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Why Choose Us?
At Regiz Fertility Clinic we are here to support you, whether you’re an intending parent or considering becoming a surrogate. Our team provides personalized care, guidance, and expertise to make the surrogacy process as smooth and comfortable as possible.

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Contact Us Today
If you’re thinking about surrogacy or want to learn more, we’re here to answer your questions and guide you. Let’s create happiness together! Call - 08173106148.

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This information is for general purposes only. Please talk to a doctor or legal expert for advice based on your personal situation.

01/05/2024

01/05/2024

Happy Worker's Day from All of Us

11/04/2024

Wishing you all a happy
Eid-El-Fitr.

31/03/2024

Wishing you a joyful Easter filled with hope and new beginnings from all of us at Regiz Fertility Clinic.

08/03/2024

Celebrate International Women's Day with us! Honoring the strength and resilience of women on their fertility journey. Together, we empower dreams and nurture hope for a future filled with joy and new beginnings. Happy International Women's Day!

22/01/2024

A miscarriage is a term used when a woman loses her pregnancy before reaching the 20th week. This can happen due to various reasons, either related to issues with the developing fetus, like genetic problems or birth defects, or issues with the woman herself, such as problems with her reproductive organs, infections, substance use like co***ne or alcohol, smoking, or injuries.

Symptoms of a miscarriage include bleeding and cramping, which are more likely to occur later in the pregnancy

Statistics show that about 10-15% of recognized pregnancies end in miscarriage. However, it's important to note that many more miscarriages go unrecognized because they occur before a woman even knows she is pregnant. The majority, around 85%, of miscarriages happen during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, with as many as 25% of all pregnancies ending in miscarriage during this time. The remaining 15% of miscarriages occur between weeks 13 to 20.

Certain factors increase the risk of miscarriage, such as age over 35, a history of previous miscarriages, structural abnormalities in the reproductive organs, smoking, substance use, severe injuries, infections during pregnancy, thyroid problems, poorly controlled diabetes, and certain medical disorders like chronic kidney disease, lupus, and high blood pressure if not appropriately treated during pregnancy. Rh incompatibility, where the pregnant woman has Rh-negative blood and the fetus has Rh-positive blood, also raises the risk of miscarriage.

08/01/2024

Cervical cerclage, also referred to as a cervical stitch, is a procedure used to address cervical weakness during pregnancy. This weakness can lead to premature opening and shortening of the cervix, resulting in late miscarriage or preterm birth. Typically performed between weeks 12 to 14, a robust suture is sewn into and around the cervix, offering support. The stitch is later removed towards the end of the pregnancy, minimizing the risk of miscarriage.

Administered under local anesthesia, often via a spinal block, the outpatient procedure is conducted by an obstetrician-gynecologist. Primarily utilized in the first or second trimester, especially for women with a history of late miscarriages, the success rates vary – around 80–90% for elective cerclages and 40–60% for emergency cases. Success is defined by delaying labor and delivery to at least 37 weeks (full term).

Following the procedure, the patient is observed for several hours, sometimes overnight, to check for signs of premature labor. Afterward, she may return home but is advised to limit activity, including abstaining from sexual in*******se, for two to three days to two weeks. Regular follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor the cervix and stitch, assessing for any indications of premature labor.

For women with a singleton pregnancy at risk of preterm birth, cerclage demonstrates a reduction in preterm births and potentially lowers perinatal mortality when compared to no treatment.