Sperm Donation and Cryopreservation Process

Analysis and Processing: Donated semen undergoes a detailed analysis, assessing sperm count, motility, and morphology. Semen is processed to remove non-sperm components, crucial for assisted reproductive techniques.

Cryopreservation (Freezing): Processed sperm is cryopreserved by lowering its temperature, usually in liquid nitrogen. Cryopreservation preserves sperm viability for an extended period.

Storage in Cryogenic Containers: Cryopreserved sperm is stored in specialized containers at ultra-low temperatures. Containers, filled with liquid nitrogen, prevent cellular activity and degradation.

Identification and Tracking: Each sperm sample is labeled with unique identifiers for accurate tracking and to prevent mix-ups.

Quarantine Period: In some countries, there may be a mandatory quarantine period for donated sperm. During quarantine, sperm is monitored to ensure it meets health and safety standards.

Thawing for Use: When a recipient is ready for assisted reproductive procedures, frozen sperm is carefully thawed. Thawing is done to minimize potential damage to the sperm.

Quality Control: Before use, thawed sperm undergoes another analysis to check post-thaw quality. Ensures sperm has survived freezing and thawing with minimal loss of viability.

Key Points:

Sperm can be stored for many years without significant quality loss.

Cryopreservation allows flexibility in timing and coordination of assisted reproductive procedures.

Donor sperm banks utilize cryopreserved samples, offering diverse options for individuals or couples.

For more information, consult Dr. Manjushri Kothekar practicing at Chembur Fertility Clinic one of the best Donor Sperm Treatment in mumbai or you can Contact us on 97693 87593.