Patient's question:
I have azoospermia. My wife wants to use a sperm donor for artificial insemination. Is there a need to wait for the sperm source, or can it be done immediately? What is the approximate cost?Doctor's answer:
Here are the steps for donor insemination:1. Both partners consult and undergo examinations at the clinic.
2. Apply for donor sperm.
3. Preoperative preparation.
4. Perform the insemination treatment.
For couples with completely normal ovulation, cervical mucus insemination can be performed in 12 natural cycles, followed by intrauterine insemination in 12 cycles.
The premise is that you must understand the male’s sexual history and semen condition. The female should also be aware of whether her fallopian tubes are open, her ovarian function, and the condition of her endometrium.
It is not a simple process, so patience is required.