Discover the benefits and process of sperm freezing, a smart option for future family planning. Learn why many choose to freeze sperm and how it can help with various fertility needs.

Why Choose Sperm Freezing?

Sperm freezing, also known as cryopreservation, is an increasingly sought-after procedure for men considering future family planning. This method offers a reliable solution for preserving male fertility, particularly beneficial before undergoing IVF or ICSI treatments at fertility clinics like Genea. Men may opt for sperm freezing for various reasons, including:

  • Pre-assisted reproductive treatments: As a precaution if the male partner is unavailable on the day of egg collection.
  • Medical treatments: Such as chemotherapy or radiation, which might impact fertility.
  • Environmental risks: Exposure to harmful conditions in the workplace or through hobbies.
  • Life changes: Including pre-vasectomy situations or before undergoing gender reassignment surgery.
  • Overseas treatments and donations: Ensuring sperm availability when abroad or for donating to others.

Choosing to freeze sperm is a significant decision influenced by personal and medical factors. Our team at Genea is committed to providing tailored advice and support to help you make the best choice for your situation.

The Sperm Freezing Process Explained

The process of sperm freezing at our fertility clinic is straightforward and handled with utmost privacy and care. Heres what to expect:

  • Referral and Consultation: Begin with a referral from your doctor, followed by a consultation with one of our fertility specialists to evaluate your health and needs.
  • Preparation: It is advised to abstain from ejaculation for three to five days before the sample collection to maximize the quality of sperm.
  • Collection Day: On the day, youll visit our fertility center and be provided with a private room equipped with amenities such as digital entertainment, free Wi-Fi, and sperm-safe lubricant to facilitate the collection process.

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Have questions about sperm freezing? Contact our Fertility team for answers and support.

FAQs About Sperm Freezing

What is andrology?
Andrology focuses on male health, specifically problems related to the male reproductive system and unique male urological issues.
What Does the Abstinence Period Entail?
For optimal results in fertility treatments, the abstinence periodtime refrained from ejaculationis critical. Typically, this period should be between two and five days, with an ideal period of exactly three days to ensure the best quality sperm for procedures including sperm freezing and egg freezing processes.
How Does the Length of Abstinence Impact Sperm Quality?
The accuracy of sperm analysis can be significantly affected by the length of abstinence. A longer period can result in higher DNA damage and more immotile sperm, whereas a shorter period may lead to lower sperm count and semen volume.
Can illness impact my sperm sample?
Yes, health conditions like fever can affect sperm quality. If you're unwell before your scheduled collection, inform your doctor to discuss possible adjustments.
How do I know if my sample is adequate?
At Genea, fertility specialists assess the volume and quality of your sperm sample. The ideal sample volume is around 1.5 ml, which is crucial for successful fertility treatments. Quality, however, is emphasized more than quantity in fertility procedures.
What should I report about my sample collection?
The initial part of the ejaculate contains the most concentrated sperm. Reporting the missed sample percentage is crucial for fertility treatments at IVF clinics, as it affects the overall evaluation of sperm quality. Missing a significant portion can lead to rescheduling your fertility procedure.
Are Entertainment and Lubricants Available in the Collection Room?
Genea Thailands fertility center ensures a comfortable environment for sperm collection by providing access to digital material, free Wi-Fi, and sperm-safe lubricant. These amenities help ease the process, especially when undergoing stressful fertility treatments.
Are partners allowed in the collection room?
Support from your partner is important during fertility treatments. At Genea, partners are allowed to accompany you during the sperm collection process to provide emotional support and comfort.

We are dedicated to assisting you through every step of the sperm freezing process with expert care and state-of-the-art facilities. Whether you're planning for future fertility or safeguarding against medical and environmental risks, our fertility specialists are here to guide and support you in your journey.

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