A recent study reveals that surrogates face significantly higher risks of serious pregnancy-related complications compared to women carrying their own pregnancies.

Surrogate mothers may face a higher risk of health complications than women who carry their own children, a new study has found. About 8% of surrogates develop conditions like severe postpartum haemorrhaging (blood loss) and serious pre-eclampsia (high blood pressure during pregnancy and after labour).

Until now, little was known about whether surrogate moms and their babies were more likely to suffer potentially life-threatening health issues. The post Surrogate mothers more likely to suffer severe pregnancy complications appeared first on Talker.