Donor Sperm Treatment Overview by Dr. Manjushri Kothekar
1. Donor Selection:
Obtain donor sperm from reputable sperm banks or fertility clinics.
Donors undergo screening for medical history, genetic conditions, and infectious diseases.
Information on donors, including physical characteristics and background details, aids recipients in making choices.
2. Medical Evaluation:
Both partners undergo a comprehensive medical assessment to evaluate fertility and overall health.
Reproductive health examination for women using donor sperm ensures suitability for insemination.
3. Sperm Insemination:
Insemination via intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in vitro fertilization (IVF) is tailored to specific circumstances.
IUI: Direct placement of donor sperm into the woman's uterus during her fertile window.
IVF:Retrieval of eggs, fertilization with donor sperm in a laboratory, followed by implantation into the uterus.
4. Legal and Ethical Considerations:
Jurisdiction-specific legal and ethical considerations must be understood.
Recommended clear agreements on parental rights and responsibilities, often involving legal documentation.
5. Counselling and Support:
Fertility clinics, including Dr. Manjushri Kothekar's practice, offer counselling and support services.
Emotional and psychological aspects of donor sperm treatment are addressed for individuals and couples.
6. Success Rates: