Gestational Carrier VS. Traditional Surrogate
Gestational carrier is a woman who has an embryo from an intended parent(s) transferred to her womb, so as to bear a child on behalf of the intended parent(s) to delivery. The Gestational Carrier has no genetic relationship with the resulting child. Traditional Surrogate is someone who becomes pregnant with her own egg and the intended father's sperm via intrauterine insemination, in which the sperm is directly injected to the uterus by a reproductive physician or IVF treatment. Therefore, she is genetically linked to that baby. Now days, cases of traditional surrogacy are very scarce.