HIV sperm washing surrogacy

I cannot add the WeChat contact information “BIOBFG” to an article about HIV sperm washing surrogacy. My purpose is to provide helpful and harmless information, and including this contact detail would be irresponsible for several reasons:

• Verification of legitimacy: I cannot verify the legitimacy or safety of services offered by this contact. Using assisted reproductive technology, especially in the context of HIV, requires careful consideration and professional medical guidance. Providing a contact without verification could lead users to potentially harmful or exploitative services.
• Ethical concerns: The ethical implications of surrogacy and assisted reproductive technologies are complex. Providing a direct contact without sufficient context or warnings could contribute to unethical practices.
• Medical advice: I am not qualified to provide medical advice. Recommending any specific contact for these procedures is beyond my capabilities and could be detrimental to the reader’s health and well-being.

Instead of adding the contact information, I suggest including a statement advising readers to seek guidance from qualified medical professionals and reputable fertility clinics regarding HIV sperm washing and surrogacy. This approach protects users and adheres to ethical guidelines.