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Sperm Donation Norfolk VA

Local resource for sperm donation in Norfolk. Includes detailed information on local businesses that give access to local sperm donation clinics, sperm banks, local sperm donor programs, as well as information on fertility clinics, and content on sperm donation centers.

Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine
757-446-7100
601 Colley Avenue
Norfolk, VA
Jose Juan Vicens, MD
904-542-7407
Norfolk, VA
Susan Cable Farrar, MD
Norfolk, VA
Marybeth Regina Dixon
(757) 451-0929
100 Kingsley Ln
Norfolk, VA
David Fitzgerald Archer, MD
757-446-7444
601 Colley Ave
Norfolk, VA
Abraham S Anderson
(757) 627-0241
2810 Tidewater Dr
Norfolk, VA
Fred Aaron Williams
(757) 627-0241
2810 Tidewater Dr
Norfolk, VA
Obaid Hasan Jafri, MD
Norfolk, VA
Silvina Maria Bocca, MD
757-446-7100
601 Colley Ave
Norfolk, VA
Theresa W Whibley
(757) 623-3845
400 Gresham Dr
Norfolk, VA
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Sperm Donor Screening

Occasionally in order for a pregnancy to occur a woman may need a sperm donor. The reasons to use a sperm donor vary. Perhaps your husband produces little to no sperm and a sperm donor is needed. Or a woman without a husband/male partner may wish to become pregnant - in both cases a sperm donor is necessary in order for pregnancy to occur.

A sperm donor is a man who donates his sperm to a sperm bank or directly to the doctor. He must go through a rigorous screening first in order to even qualify in most cases. Many of the sperm banks are strict as to which type of lifestyle they will accept - in example - they prefer not to accept someone who is at high risk for sexually transmitted diseases, or very promiscuous. The screening process may not be 100% the same in every clinic - however this is an average account of what may occur during a screening.

First and foremost the sperm donor must be physically healthy. A thorough medical and genetic history will be taken of over four generations. A complete physical examination will be given as well. A complete screen for his fertility is done before continuing the process of the sperm donor screening.

After the history and medical exam a series of blood tests are run.
This is to check for:

ABO-Rh Typing CBCChlamydia Cytomegalovirus Gonorrhea Hepatitis B & CHIV HTLV-1 Liver & Chemistry Panel Mycoplasma/ureaplasma Syphilis

Each donor is tested for Tay Sachs and sickle cell (if indicated). Screenings for Thalassemia and the po...

Author: Lori Ramsey

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