Here are a number of articles related to sperm donation and health:
If you're planning to get a vasectomy, you may want to store your sperm for later use in case you change your mind about wanting to start a family. Here's how it works.
Did you know that sperm donors get free counseling and medical care? Find out more today!
A high sperm count is necessary to be a sperm donor. Find out what causes low sperm count, and how you can increase fertility.
Earning extra income is just one good reason to donate sperm. And probably the most obvious. But did you know that you also get free medical care when you become a donor with SSD? When you donate with us you get a thorough physical exam at the beginning of the process. You also qualify for a complete wellness examination every six months for as long as you remain an active donor. Plus, even when you are no longer a donor with SSD, you’ll still get a free physical exam at our clinic each year.
An open identity (or open ID) donor is one who has agreed to at least one form of contact with any donation-born offspring once the child turns 18. This is the most popular and fastest growing trend among sperm banks across the United States due to the transparency and comfort it provides.
Not all sperm banks are the same. In fact, the donation experience can vary widely, which has caused some misconceptions in the marketplace about what to expect when donating sperm.
The sperm life cycle is about 46 to 76 days. That means that lifestyle changes you make today will take about two+ months to show up in a semen analysis. Following are some of the do’s and don’ts for improving the health of your sperm.
Become a sperm donor and help a family achieve their dreams.