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Sperm Freezing

Are you concerned with some inherent disease that may result in later male infertility issues? Do you want to freeze your sperm for the future? Sperm freezing is a procedure that gives you scope to become a father of a biological baby in future.

At New Hope, we offer a great service to freeze sperm in our fertility clinic.

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Who are the Best Candidates to Freeze Sperm?

  • If you are diagnosed with prostate or testicular cancer and have to undergo testicle removal surgery.
  • If you are in your advanced adulthood, freezing sperm will help preserve your possibilities of having a biological baby.
  • If you are working in a risky worksite or deployed in military service to avoid missing out on chances of having your own children.
  • To prevent chemical exposure or accidental damage that may damage your fertility or sperm.
  • If you are about to undergo surgeries like gender testimony, sperm freezing can preserve your ability to become a father of a biological child.
  • If you are about to begin testosterone replacement treatment.
  • If you have poorer sperm counts due to intracytoplasmic sperm injection.
  • Couples planning to undergo In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) treatment or other fertility procedures.

Procedure of Cryopreservation (Sperm Freezing)

  1. Before the beginning of the sperm freezing procedure, you have to undergo blood tests to screen whether you have any sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
  2. Go through a decent fraction of paperwork that includes questionnaire fill out, contracts, and legal consents.
  3. About 2 to 3 days before the process, our doctor prescribes you to refrain from having intercourse for getting samples.
  4. We then collect your sample inside a private room of our fertility centre.
  5. Within a few minutes of semen discharge, the living cells of sperm quantity and activity begins to fall.
  6. After masturbation, you are most likely to collect the sample in the sterile cup and deposit it in the laboratory.
  7. We analyse the samples to determine the shape, quantity and movement.
  8. Based on the analysis, our doctors specify how many samples will be required. Typically, you can expect the process from three to a maximum of six samples depending on your sperm quality.
  9. Then our fertility lab technician separates the samples into different vials and freezes sperm to protect them.
  10.  If you fail to deposit sperm through the ejaculation method, our doctor extract sperm directly from your testicles.
  11. The process of sperm freezing in the laboratory starts within just 1 to 2 hours of the sample collection.