Surrogacy and Fetal Viability: Understanding Gestational Age
Implanting a one-month-old fetus into a surrogate is not possible. Human fetal viability begins around 24 weeks gestation, and even then carries high complication risks. A one-month fetus would be highly unlikely to survive and would endanger the surrogate.
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