Donor Sperm Programme

The donor sperm programme is a safe, supportive option for individuals and couples wanting to conceive. It helps individuals and couples achieve pregnancy when using partner sperm is not medically possible or recommended.

With Dr Manmeet Batra’s trusted expertise in fertility care and IVF, you receive clear guidance, complete privacy, and a supportive environment throughout your donor sperm journey. Whether you are a couple facing male-factor infertility or a single woman planning motherhood, the donor sperm programme offers a reliable and high-success option.

When Should You Go For Donor Sperm?

Sometimes the biggest challenge in starting a family comes from sperm-related factors, and that’s when Donor Sperm becomes a safe, reliable option. It’s recommended in situations where:

• Your partner has a very low or zero sperm count (Azoospermia).
• The sperm quality or motility is too low for natural conception or IVF.
• There is a family history of genetic or hereditary diseases.
• Repeated IVF or IUI cycles have failed due to sperm-related issues.
• You are a single woman or a same-sex couple planning a pregnancy.
• Your partner has undergone cancer treatment, which has affected sperm health.

How the Donor Sperm Process Works

1. Donor Screening & Selection

All sperm donors go through strict screening for:

• Infectious diseases (HIV, Hepatitis B/C, Syphilis)
• Genetic disorders
• Semen parameters (count, motility, morphology)
• Medical history and lifestyle

Only healthy, medically cleared donors are included in the programme. You may choose an anonymous donor based on the characteristics you prefer.

2. Treatment Planning

Based on your fertility needs, Dr Manmeet Batra suggests the most suitable option:

• IUI with donor sperm
• IVF with donor sperm
• ICSI for severe male-factor issues

Your cycle is carefully timed to ensure the best chance of fertilisation.

3. Insemination or IVF Procedure

• In IUI, the donor sperm is gently placed inside the uterus at the time of ovulation.
• In IVF/ICSI cycles, the sperm is used to fertilise your eggs in the embryology lab to form embryos.