Times when donor sperm may be necessary include male infertility (complete absence of sperm, or prior treatments using the partner’s sperm have been unsuccessful), genetic disorders that the couple do not want their child to inherit, or single women and same-sex couples seeking to conceive. There are a few steps involved in choosing sperm donation,...
Simple lifestyle adjustments often help male fertility, while targeted surgical or medical interventions are also available and safe when needed.
Supporting male infertility means open, judgment-free communication, shared appointments, healthy lifestyle changes, and seeking counselling as a team
This page by Cryos helps understand some common motivations for sperm donation, which include helping individuals or couples struggling with infertility to conceive, assisting same-sex couples or single individuals in starting families and providing individuals with a sense of fulfillment through altruism. There are such heart-warming testimonials from both donors and recipients of the impact...
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) STIs include infections like gonorrhea and chlamydia for which a person may or may not have any symptoms. STIs can damage sperm transport systems, leading to situations where there is no sperm in semen. In this case, the person may require physical harvest of sperm from the testes through a surgical...
While many women hear that “conceiving may become challenging and complex after the age of 30,” what about men? Can they postpone fatherhood indefinitely, or is there a limit? Let’s explore this topic together, learning from this Cloud Nine Fertility’s article: the definition of a biological clock, its difference between men and women, and society’s...
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