Sperm Freezing

What is sperm freezing?

Sperm was collected from a man which was analyzed, stored, and preserved in a lab part of the process of sperm freezing. The process of collecting sperm was preserved in liquid nitrogen at a temperature around 196 degrees Celsius (-321°F). The beginning of the process was a semen sample through ejaculation done at the clinic. The collected sample was tested for sperm count, motility, and morphology. A cryoprotectant is added to prevent ice crystal formation, which can damage sperm during freezing. The samples were divided into vials and frozen before they were stored in a liquid nitrogen tank. Sperms were collected by a man through a masturbation method. Sperm freezing is commonly used in men undergoing treatments such as chemotherapy or radiation, which affect fertility. It was the only option for those undergoing vasectomy, gender transition, or facing high-risk occupations like heated areas. When sperm freezing is needed, the sperm thaws and is used in assisted reproductive technologies like intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in vitro fertilization (IVF).

Our Procedure for Sperm Freezing Will Include:

• Medical consultation: Freezing the sperm before, they need to meet a specialist or urologist. The first doctor discusses the procedure. checks the medical history of individuals,To know about infections like HIV or hepatitis and then they undergo blood tests.
• Semen collection: The process of semen collection was done through masturbation in a private room or at a fertility clinic. To avoid ejaculation 2-5 days before the collection of the best sperm quality. Masturbation isn't possible if they use special condoms or minor surgical procedures (testicular sperm extraction).
• Freezing preparation: cryoprotectant is added to protect the sperm from ice damage. The sperm is transferred into small vials and straws later and stored in liquid nitrogen at -196°C. Samples can get frozen for many years. Final sperm freezing process.

The process of collecting sperm from a man for the freezing method. sperm was collected through a masturbation method in a private room or clinic. Where the collected sperm was analyzed and stored at a very low temperature for future use. Sperm were tested for count, motility, and morphology. Sperm freezing is commonly used in men undergoing treatments such as chemotherapy or radiation, which affect fertility. It was the only option for those undergoing vasectomy, gender transition, or facing high-risk occupations like heated areas. To collect sperm and fertilize in a safe area, people always choose Dr. Aravind IVF Fertility Centre, one of the Best IVF center for all the IVF treatments.

FAQs

1. What is sperm freezing?

    Sperm freezing preserves sperm at low temperatures for future use.

2. Who should consider sperm freezing?

    Those undergoing medical treatments, in high-risk jobs, or wanting to delay parenthood.

3. How is sperm collected for freezing?

    Sperm is collected through masturbation at a clinic or using an at-home kit.

4. What are the benefits of sperm freezing?

    Sperm freezing preserves fertility for future use, allowing individuals to delay parenthood or protect against infertility risks.

5. Does sperm freezing improve chances of IVF success?

    Freezing sperm ensures high-quality samples are available, which can increase IVF success rates.

6. Is sperm freezing safe?

    Yes, the process is safe and widely practiced with minimal risks.

7. Can sperm freezing help with gender selection?

    Yes, sperm freezing can be part of gender selection when combined with IVF.