
Dr. Himanshu Bavishi
MBBS, MD (Obstetrics & Gynaecology) · Infertility, IVF & Genetics
When the partner's sperm cannot be used, carefully screened donor sperm offers a clear path to parenthood — through IUI or IVF–ICSI. A large pool of screened and premium sperm donors available with our partner sperm (ART) bank means minimal waiting, with complete confidentiality.

Sperm donation is the use of carefully screened donor sperm to achieve pregnancy — through intrauterine insemination (IUI) or through IVF-ICSI. The donor sperm fertilises the female partner's eggs, and the pregnancy is carried by the female partner herself.
It is considered when the male partner has no usable sperm — such as azoospermia where surgical retrieval is not possible — or has severe male-factor infertility, a high risk of transmitting a genetic condition, or for single women choosing parenthood. At Bavishi Fertility Institute a thorough screening of donors is done. We help you get samples from different backgrounds as per your need.

Co-director & IVF Specialist · IVF & Andrology
Ahmedabad | Bavishi Fertility Institute
Last medically reviewed on . This page is educational and is not a substitute for personalised medical advice.
Donor sperm is considered when the partner's own sperm cannot achieve a pregnancy.
Donor sperm opens a reliable route to parenthood when the partner's sperm cannot be used.
A straightforward, supported pathway tailored to your situation.
Your specialist reviews your history, confirms donor sperm is the right option, and explains every step.
A screened donor is matched on characteristics such as height, build, complexion, ethnicity and education.
Donor semen is prepared in the laboratory for insemination or fertilisation.
Prepared donor sperm is used for intrauterine insemination, or to fertilise eggs by IVF with ICSI.
A pregnancy test confirms the outcome about two weeks after insemination or embryo transfer.
Complete medical, family and personal history, physical examination and an exhaustive health check-up.
Detailed family-history review and screening for common genetic conditions, with further testing available on request.
An in-depth personal interview by our in-house team to confirm understanding of the process and informed consent.
Semen analysis plus blood counts, blood sugar, liver and kidney function and infection (STD) screening.
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Donors cleared on medical, genetic and psychological screening, with semen analysis and infection testing.
Matched on height, build, complexion, eye colour, ethnicity and education wherever possible.
Every fertility journey is unique. Sperm Donation success rates depend on several medical and lifestyle factors.
Factors affecting success
Reported success varies widely from case to case and is generally higher for younger women. Your specialist will explain realistic expectations for your situation — outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Know exactly what your Sperm Donation treatment cost includes before you begin.
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The child will not inherit the male partner's genes, though the female partner contributes through her eggs and carries the pregnancy.
Using donor sperm is an emotional decision for many couples and individuals.
Donor sperm treatment is regulated and requires proper consent.
Meet the Bavishi Fertility Institute specialists who treat patients with Sperm Donation.
It is the use of screened donor sperm to achieve pregnancy, either through intrauterine insemination (IUI) or through IVF with ICSI.
For azoospermia where sperm cannot be retrieved, severe male-factor infertility, a high risk of transmitting a genetic condition, or for single women choosing parenthood.
Donors undergo medical, genetic and psychological evaluation along with semen analysis and infection screening before their sperm is used.
We match on characteristics such as height, build, complexion, eye colour, ethnicity and education wherever possible.
No. Our partner sperm (ART) bank maintains a large pool of screened donor sperm ready for use.
The baby will not inherit the male partner's genes, but the female partner contributes through her eggs and carries the pregnancy herself.
Yes. It is regulated by the ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology) Act, which protects the rights of everyone involved.
Success varies from case to case and is generally higher for younger women. It depends on the female partner's age and health, egg and embryo quality and the technique used. Outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Yes. Donor-sperm treatment is kept completely confidential.
This page is for educational purposes and is medically reviewed by Dr. Parth Bavishi, MBBS, MD (Obstetrics & Gynaecology). It is not a substitute for personal medical advice — please consult our doctors for guidance specific to you.
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