Would such a woman be considered a surrogate for her own oocytes if she decides to have a child at a later stage and would she come under the laws defined for surrogates as far as age and parity are concerned?

Embryo transfer with frozen embryos generated from self or donated oocytes after an interval which may range from few months to many years is a routine in ART practice. Similarly embryos derived from frozen self oocytes after an interval should be treated at par with any frozen embryo transfer. There is no question of considering these women as surrogates for embryos derived from their own genetic oocytes

Would such a woman be considered a surrogate for her own oocytes if she decides to have a child at a later stage and would she come under the laws defined for surrogates as far as age and parity are concerned?

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