Sperm donation and rhesus incompatibility

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O negative sperm donors are in highest demand in sperm banks.

Children conceived through sperm donation have a birth defect rate of almost a fifth compared with the general population. This may be explained by the fact that sperm banks only accept donors who have good semen quality, and because of the rigorous screening procedures which they adopt.

In addition, sperm banks may try to ensure that the sperm used in a particular recipient woman comes from a donor whose blood group and genetic profile is compatible with those of the woman.

Sperm donation is also used in cases of rhesus incompatibility. This particularly occurs where a woman is rhesus negative, and her partner is rhesus positive. The woman’s body may reject a foetus if it has rhesus positive blood. Anti D injections have been developed and may be used to attempt to avoid this, and these are usually automatically given to rhesus negative women immediately after they give birth to their first child. However, in the past this was either not possible or was not always routinely undertaken where a woman had gave birth or had an abortion and she may have trouble carrying a child later in life. Furthermore, for some women, the anti D injection does not provide the entire solution, particularly where there is a medical history of complications during pregnancy which risk the woman’s blood and that of the foetus becoming mixed. In such cases, sperm from a rhesus negative donor can provide the solution and a woman may be able to conceive and carry a pregnancy to full term when otherwise this would not be possible. For this reason, sperm from rhesus negative sperm donors is often in great demand, particularly those with the O negative blood group who are universal donors.

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Sal May 21, 2015 Reply

need a sperm donor
Sonam Tobgay August 14, 2015 Reply

If anyone in need of sperm……..contact me. i am Rh A negative

Amy August 18, 2019 Reply

Hi yes I am interested in finding a sperm donor who is RH-
Jemma September 19, 2019 Reply

I am looking for an A- sperm donor!!
Jemma September 19, 2019 Reply

How do we contact you??!! I would like to know a bit about my sperm donor and see photos!! Thanks!!
Honghernmai S. December 5, 2019 Reply

I need rh negatìve guy. I am A-

Kate Kaiser October 18, 2015 Reply

Wow. It seems that rh negative people are in high demand in the medical field. Blood, cells, semen! Its a little much if you ask me. I think people who have O negative blood like myself should only donate to people with O negative blood. It disturbs me that they use O negative blood on people who aren’t O negative.

Geo November 29, 2015 Reply

We’re are blessed and fortunate with having such a wonderful gift 😊 and that’s only the beginning, many of us are very healthy and rarely if ever get sick. I’m not a doctor, scientists or anything of that sort but some of the research I’ve done shows some O – ‘s have stronger defenses when fighting viruses.

Fellow O- blood carrier 😉

Tom March 25, 2022 Reply

I have amazing 0 Negative sperm

Misha A. April 11, 2016 Reply

I agree. As an O-/Rh- type, I think that O- should only donate and receive O- because of the rarity. I take extra precautions in life and pray that I may never need a transfusion in my life.
Amy August 18, 2019 Reply

What is your contact info?

Laura November 19, 2019 Reply

I am O- single woman in search of free sperm donor who is also O-.

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