Can I donate sperm for storage and potential later personal use? Can anyone in great health over the age 40 donate sperm?
I am interested in an examination to determine if I would be a candidate for sperm donation - either for others' use or my own future use, as in the case of remarriage. I am over 40, but in excellent health, and would like to discuss this possibility.
Answers from doctors (1)
Answered by Piedmont Reproductive Endocrinology Group
Unfortunately, we do not collect sperm for donation to other potential parents. We do however help you collect a sperm sample and freeze it for your own future use. First, we would need you to schedule an appointment for blood work to be completed. About a week later, we would have you come in to collect your sample.
Published on Jul 11, 2012
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