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Cryopreservation of human sperm (Sperm Banking) was initially employed as an aid to circumvent certain forms of infertility. More recently banking of human sperm has been employed for a number of different reasons. Although this technique has been utilized in humans for more than two decades in the U.S, the potential expectations for the users are not all clear. It is the purpose of this website to give you general information about it and help you make an informed decision if you elect to use sperm banking.

Bear in mind that the present information is only a guide based on estimations obtained from the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM). This does not constitute a guarantee that you are going to achieve a pregnancy with the cryopreserved semen specimens. Basically you are going to weigh your estimated potential to fertilize and produce a pregnancy against the estimated efficiency of the different existing alternatives to conceive and its costs.



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