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Sperm donation is a procedure whereby a healthy male gives his sperm to assist couples or individuals become parents. It is a safe and effective solution for those facing challenges like male infertility, genetic disorders, or for single women and same-sex female couples who wish to have children.

Sperm donation supports assisted reproductive techniques like IVF (In Vitro Fertilization), IUI (Intrauterine Insemination), and ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection).

Sperm Donor Requirements

To qualify as a sperm donor, the individual must:

• Be 18–39 years old.
• Pass medical tests to confirm they are free from diseases or genetic conditions.
• Avoid ejaculation for at least 2 days before donation.
• Sign a legal contract waiving parental rights.
• Complete all necessary legal formalities

Our Procedure for Sperm Donor Will Include:

• Screening and Evaluation
          * Includes medical and genetic tests, semen analysis, physical exams, and psychological assessments.
  
• Legal Formalities
          * Donors sign a contract to understand their rights and responsibilities.
  
• Sample Collection
          * The donor provides a semen sample at the sperm bank in a private room.
• Quarantine and Testing
         * The sperm is stored for 180 days in quarantine and tested to ensure quality and safety.
• Usage
         * Once approved, the sperm is made available for fertility treatments.
• Compensation
         * Donors are paid as agreed upon after the donation process.

Sperm donation is a compassionate act that brings hope to countless families. If you want to help someone create a family, consider becoming a donor through a certified sperm bank or fertility center.

FAQs

1. What is sperm donation?

Sperm donation is when a healthy male donates his sperm to help others have children.

2. Who can benefit from sperm donation?

Couples with male infertility, genetic issues, single women, and same-sex female couples.

3. What treatments use donated sperm?

Donated sperm is used in IVF, IUI, and ICSI fertility treatments.

4. What are the age requirements to be a sperm donor?

Donors must be between 18–39 years old.

5. What medical tests are required for donors?

Tests include screenings for diseases, genetic conditions, and a semen analysis.

6. Are there legal agreements for sperm donors?

Yes, donors sign contracts waiving parental rights and responsibilities.

7. How does sperm donation help families?

It offers hope to those unable to conceive naturally, enabling them to start a family.