Male Infertility: When Should You Consider Sperm Donation?
When couples struggle with infertility, the conversation often centers around the woman's health—her eggs, her uterus, her hormones. But here's a reality check: male factor infertility contributes to about 40-50% of all infertility cases. As an IVF doctor in Jaipur , I've sat across from countless couples who were surprised to learn that the issue lies partially or entirely with the male partner. And when male infertility is severe, one option that comes up is sperm donation. It's not an easy decision, and it's certainly not one any couple takes lightly. But understanding when donor sperm might be necessary—and what that journey looks like—can help you make an informed choice. Read Also - What Are the Risks of High Blood Pressure in IVF Patients? Understanding Male Infertility Male infertility typically falls into a few categories: problems with sperm production, sperm delivery, or sperm function. Sometimes it's a combination of factors. Low Sperm Count (O...