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10/16/2026

How do we protect intended parents’ privacy?

▫️Confidential communication. Personal questions and information related to the program are discussed with the responsible specialists and are not shared with third parties without appropriate grounds.

▫️Personal data protection. Intended parents’ information is handled in accordance with applicable data protection laws and requirements.

▫️Legal agreements. Confidentiality and information-sharing between program participants should be discussed in advance and documented in the relevant agreements, where required by law and the contract.

▫️Clear communication guidelines. It is important to agree in advance on who will have access to the information, what data will be shared with the clinic and other specialists involved, and how communication with the surrogate will be organized.

At MILITTA, you can discuss privacy and confidentiality with our team in advance and learn how your personal data is handled throughout the program.

10/14/2026

Is pregnancy possible during menstruation?

Yes, although the likelihood is generally lower than during the fertile days.

Why?
🩸 S***m can remain viable in the female reproductive tract for up to 5 days.
🥚 If ovulation occurs soon after your period ends, s***m from s*x during menstruation may still be present when the egg is released.

📅 This is especially relevant with a short or irregular cycle, when ovulation may occur earlier than expected.

Myth: “You can’t get pregnant during your period.”
In reality, menstruation is not a reliable form of contraception.

So if you are not planning a pregnancy, contraception is needed regardless of where you are in your cycle.

10/09/2026

There are situations when you may want to postpone pregnancy, but you don’t want to postpone taking care of your fertility.

For example, if you:
▫️ are planning motherhood after the age of 35
▫️ have a low ovarian reserve
▫️ have a risk of premature ovarian insufficiency
▫️ are planning ovarian surgery or chemotherapy
▫️ don’t have a partner yet but want to preserve the possibility of having a genetically related child.

One option is egg freezing.

How does it work?
Assessment → ovarian stimulation → follicle monitoring → egg retrieval → egg freezing.
The process usually takes around 2–3 weeks.

❗️It’s important to remember: egg freezing does not guarantee a future pregnancy, but it allows you to preserve your eggs at the age when they were collected.

10/04/2026

A surrogacy program involves medical, legal, and organizational steps. An agency coordinator helps manage these stages, making the process easier for intended parents to navigate.

As a result, intended parents spend less time coordinating everything themselves and have a clearer understanding of what comes next.

🩵 A coordinator cannot guarantee the outcome of a program, but they can help intended parents navigate the organizational steps with a clear understanding of what to expect.

09/30/2026

Before starting an egg donation or surrogacy program, it’s important to ask more than just about the cost and timeline.

Here are 7 things worth finding out in advance:
1. Who will support you throughout the program?
Find out who your coordinator is and who you can contact with questions.

2. What does the process look like?
Ask about the main steps — from the first consultation to the completion of the program.

3. What is included in the cost?
Clarify which services are included and which are paid for separately.

4. What additional costs could arise?
Ask about possible scenarios that could affect the overall budget.

5. What happens if the first embryo transfer doesn’t result in pregnancy?
It’s important to understand in advance what options are included in the program.

6. How are the donor or surrogate selected?
What information will you receive? Who is involved in the selection? What criteria are considered?

7. What happens if something doesn’t go as planned?
Delays, medical situations, an unsuccessful transfer or additional procedures — it’s better to understand the possible scenarios before starting.

🩵 A good consultation isn’t only about discussing how everything is expected to go. It’s also an opportunity to understand what happens if circumstances change.

09/23/2026

A negative result after an embryo transfer can be difficult. But one unsuccessful transfer does not automatically mean the end of the journey.

The next steps depend on your individual situation. Your doctor may review the cycle, test results and previous treatment to determine what to do next.

If you have other cryopreserved embryos, another transfer may be considered. In some cases, your doctor may recommend additional tests or adjust the preparation approach.

It’s important not to look for one single reason why a transfer was unsuccessful. Different medical factors can influence the outcome.

So after a negative test, the most important question is not “What’s wrong with me?”, but “What options do we have next?”

🩵 Every situation is unique, and the next step should be discussed with your fertility specialist.

09/18/2026

This is a question that is rarely said out loud. But for some intended parents, it can be one of the most difficult ones.

“What if the child isn’t genetically mine?”
“Will I be able to feel the same connection?”
“Will I feel like their mum or dad?”

By legislation requirements in Ukraine and Georgia at least one parent shall have genetic connection with a child, which is proved by DNA test after a child birth. So if you are entering surrogacy program with donnors‘ oocytes, husband’s s***m is used for fertilization of oocytes, and a child has genetic connection with your husband, and he is genetic father of the child.

But a genetic connection is only one part of parenthood.
For many people, parenthood is built through carrying and welcoming a child, everyday care, closeness, relationships and sharing life together.

09/14/2026

This is a completely understandable question when planning an egg donation program.

But the exact number of eggs cannot be guaranteed in advance.
Doctors can estimate how the ovaries may respond to stimulation based on test results and other medical factors. However, the actual number of eggs is only known after the egg retrieval procedure.

And one more important point: the number of eggs is not the only factor that matters.
Their maturity, fertilization and subsequent embryo development are also important.

So, promising a specific number of eggs in advance is not the same as providing a realistic medical estimate.

08/31/2026

Are there other paths to parenthood?

A low ovarian reserve can affect the number of eggs available for fertility treatment. However, it does not mean that the path to parenthood has come to an end.

In some cases, donor eggs may be one of the available options.
Using donor eggs makes it possible to create an embryo using the intended father’s s***m or donor s***m, followed by embryo transfer.

Whether this option is right for you can only be determined after a medical evaluation.

At Militta, we help intended parents explore the available options and navigate the journey with dedicated support 🤍

08/28/2026

When you start a reproductive program, it’s natural to have many questions: What happens next? Who should I contact? How do we coordinate everything?

That’s exactly why agency support is important.
At Militta, we help intended parents navigate the program, coordinate the necessary steps, and facilitate communication with everyone involved in the process.

But it’s important to remember: medical decisions are made by doctors, legal matters are handled by the relevant specialists, while the agency helps organize and coordinate the process around you.

You don’t have to navigate all these questions on your own 🫂

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