Is there an age limit to be a Gestational Carrier?
I am 36 and considering being a Gestational Carrier for a friend. Is there an age limit?
Answers from doctors (1)
Answered by Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut
Carriers under the age of 40 are preferred, but as far as an age cut-off, this is usually determined on a case by case basis.
Published on Jul 11, 2012
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