How to obtain sperm for artificial insemination

People may not know much about how to obtain sperm for artificial insemination. Artificial insemination refers to the general term for in vitro fertilization and in vivo fertilization. It is a new technology that helps many infertile patients. Some patients are infertile due to blocked fallopian tubes or low sperm count, and this method has achieved very good results. Let's take a closer look at how to obtain sperm for artificial insemination. How to obtain sperm for artificial insemination Artificial insemination refers to an assisted reproductive technology that uses non-sexual intercourse to deliver sperm to the female reproductive tract in order to achieve the purpose of making a woman pregnant. It refers to an assisted reproductive technology that uses non-sexual intercourse to deliver sperm to the female reproductive tract in order to achieve the purpose of making a woman pregnant).

The sources of sperm for artificial insemination can be divided into two types: artificial insemination with husband's sperm and artificial insemination with donor sperm. Of course, there are also two situations for sperm extraction:

1. If the husband's sperm is used, then the husband needs to masturbate to collect sperm. During this process, the hospital must provide a special sperm collection bottle, which must not be contaminated. After the sperm is collected, it must be sent to the hospital immediately;

2. For another method of artificial insemination, it is not so troublesome. With the unanimous consent of both the husband and wife, the sperm of the sperm donor can be taken from the sperm bank. However, this method also has ethical issues, so if the husband's sperm is available, it is best to use the husband's sperm.

The method of artificial insemination is actually similar to that of IVF technology, but the success rate is much lower. However, the cost is also much lower than that of IVF technology, and the physical harm is less. The success rate of artificial conception using husband's semen for artificial insemination may vary depending on the number and activity of sperm, and is also related to the number of operations. If the semen is normal, the total success rate can reach 50% to 70%. The success rate of artificial insemination using sperm donor semen is generally higher than that of artificial insemination using husband's semen. The success rate of fresh semen is about 70%; the success rate of refrigerated semen is about 50%, but it reduces the risk of infectious diseases. The success rate of artificial insemination is about 40%.