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Sperm donation at Kanaa Fertility Centre. Start your journey to parenthood with expert care, personalized support.
Men considering donating their sperm should know that they won’t be recognized as the legal father of the child born from their donation. They will not have any legal rights to the child. Additionally, sperm donors must undergo medical screenings for any health conditions or genetic issues before they can donate. Donating sperm is a way to assist others in experiencing the happiness of becoming parents.
The primary goal of sperm donation is to help someone achieve pregnancy. Anyone considering donating sperm should be aware of these considerations:
If the donor agrees with these conditions, they can proceed to help someone through their donation.
The popularity of IVF and Assisted Reproductive Techniques has increased the need for sperm donors. In which Sperm donation provides hope for couples facing infertility.
Here are the benefits for both donors and recipients:
If you’re interested in donating sperm and need help finding a sperm bank, contact kanaa fertility centre. We offer support and counseling to make the process easier.
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Any male in the age group of 21 to 55 years of age can donate his sperm in a registered ART bank. And the sperms donated by one person can be used only in one couple under the latest ART bill.
The relevant details such as height, weight, the colour of skin and eyes, educational qualification, profession and family history of any inheritable diseases should be recorded in an appropriate proforma. They should be free of diseases like hypertension, diabetes as well as identify common genetic diseases like thalassemia.
They should be free of sexually transmitted diseases like HIV, HbSAg, Syphilis as well as Hepatitis C. Hence tests for these are done.
Blood grouping and typing is also documented.
A semen analysis is performed preferably using a semen analyzer and the parameters should be normal as per the WHO standard for semen analysis. Sperms from anonymous donors must remain quarantined for a period of six months after which the donor is screened once again for infectious diseases like HIV and HBSAG before using the sample.
The sperm needs to be kept in special lab conditions to stay healthy for later use. It’s stored in liquid nitrogen at -196 degrees Celsius in tiny vials. These vials are then stored in freezers filled with liquid nitrogen.
The donor should bring the semen sample to the sperm bank within an hour after it’s been ejaculated. Sperm doesn’t last very long outside the body, especially in different temperatures.
