Sperm Freezing
What is Sperm Freezing / Sperm Cryopreservation?
Sperm freezing is a procedure where sperm is collected, frozen using a special cryopreservation process, and stored for future use. When ready, this sperm can be utilised for having a baby via IVF, IUI or ICSI
Is Sperm Freezing Right for Me?
Sperm freezing may be a good fit, if you :
are about to embark on medical treatment that may effect your fertility
have a low sperm count and wish to preserve sperm for use via ICSI or IVF
Overview of The Process
Step 1
Initial Consultation
Step 2
Diagnostic Testing
Step 3
Sperm Collection
Step 4
Freezing of Sperm
Frequently Asked Questions
How much control do I have over my stored sperm?
Your written, informed consent is required for any actions involving storage and use of your sperm samples. This includes initial storage; renewal of storage; and use via fertilising treatments.
How long can sperm be stored for?
With renewed consent, under HFEA rules, sperm can cryopreserved for up to 55 years.
