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Sperm Lesbi
The fertility doctors at our Louisiana fertility clinic have found IUI with donor sperm for lesbians to be an incredibly effective LGBT fertility treatment option. While this won’t be an ideal treatment plan for all patients, many will find it to be one of the simplest and most affordable paths to motherhood.
For lesbian couples, intrauterine insemination (IUI) consists of donor sperm being inserted through a catheter into the uterus of one of the intended mothers. The sperm will then ideally fertilize an egg to create a healthy pregnancy.
When at least one intended mother in a couple has a good ovarian reserve and a healthy uterus that can support a pregnancy, they can move forward with IUI with donor sperm for lesbians.
The first step involves the intended mothers selecting their ideal sperm donor. They can select someone they know to be their sperm donor or go to a sperm bank to select an anonymous donor.
Once the couple selects a sperm donor, the process of IUI with donor sperm for lesbians can move to the next phase.
An IUI is the least invasive LGBT fertility treatment option for lesbian couples. It also involves minimal time and discomfort. We are honored to support women in building their family through this exciting treatment option.
Contact us for more information about IUI with donor sperm for lesbians.
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Become a sperm donor and help single and lesbian women create the family they are longing for.
We are looking for genuine men, gay, straight, single or married who are willing to help single women, lesbian couples and infertile couples achieve their dream of becoming parents.
Membership is free, and free message credits are available to sperm donors who complete a full profile.
Pride Angel is a connection service which allows members to communicate and meet, in order to personally organise private donor insemination. We recommend members use HFEA regulated fertility clinics, to ensure the correct health screening and treatment is received, although if you choose to donate outside of a clinic it's important to get health screening tests and legal advice prior to home insemination.
Become a member today for free and start creating your personal profile now.
This service is for you if you are:
Lesbian, gay, single or infertile couples often only have the option of becoming parents through receiving donated sperm. Thousands of children worldwide are born in this way every year.
In addition male infertility is quite common and many couples turn to sperm donation as a solution to their fertility problems, therefore there is always a high demand for genuine sperm donors.
Donors should be a minimum of 18 years and perferably under the age of 50 years. Sperm donors should have no serious health problems or a family history of genetic disorders. Members who wish to donate sperm should also be committed to health screening tests to include sexually transmitted infection testing and genetic screens where applicable.
By donating to a lesbian couple (civil partnered) or in infertile heterosexual married couple, you will have no parental or financial responsibility. This is conditional on using a HFEA fertility clinic or there being a legal donor agreement in place.
This gives sperm donors the reassurance that if they choose to help lesbian or infertile couples, that they will not be pursued for child support in any way.
if you donate to a single woman or lesbian couple (non civil partnered) outside off a fertility clinic, it would mean that you would be the child's father in the eyes of the law, unless legal advice had been sort.

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Dr. Mersol-Barg just made sure we were as well informed as we could be about all treatment options, so we could make the best decision, which was IVF. We received more information in this one visit then we had after a year with our previous doctor. We couldn’t be happier with our decision. We scheduled an IVF cycle and are now proud parents of our little miracle baby. We would recommend Dr. MMB & the Michigan Reproductive Medicine team to anyone who finds themselves in a situation requiring a little extra help to build a family.Thanks Dr. MMB and your amazing staff for all your help. We couldn’t have done this without your help, support and expertise.
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For lesbian women, we offer a number of different LGBT fertility options:
Anonymous donor sperm is selected through a sperm bank accredited by the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB) following strict guidelines established by US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ensure there is no risk of transmitting communicable diseases from the donated semen to the mother or baby. We can provide referrals to reliable sperm banks.
If the patient selects a known sperm donor, often termed “directed sperm donation”, the donor must undergo testing as required by the FDA, and the donor and recipient couple must participate in additional counseling. We also require the sperm specimen to be frozen and stored in advance of the treatment cycle. Prior to sperm donation, we strongly recommend the donor and recipient couple to make a legal agreement that provides clear guidelines of parental responsibilities and limitations.
In the presence of additional conditions such as advanced female reproductive age, unpredictable ovulation, uterine abnormalities or factors impairing egg transport through the fallopian tube, our doctors may recommend additional tests and treatments including fertility medications or IVF therapy.
Family building for gay men requires IVF with the use of a gestational carrier and an egg donor. A gestational carrier, formerly referred to as a gestational surrogate, is a woman who agrees to receive an embryo and carry the resulting baby to term. The embryo is created through IVF using an egg of a different woman, an anonymous or known egg donor, and the sperm of one of the gay male partners, a known sperm donor. The gestational carrier provides her host uterus for the growth, development and birth of the child, but does not contribute her genes to the child. Frozen eggs from an anonymous egg donor can be selected from our Michigan Egg Bank or other egg banks with which we work. Fresh eggs can also be collected from a known or anonymous egg donor. In our In Vitro Fertilization laboratory, the eggs are inseminated and embryo growth and development are supported until the day of embryo transfer. Donor eggs can be separated into two groups with one group inseminated using one male partner’s sperm and the second group inseminated using the other male partner’s sperm. The resulting embryo is transferred into the uterus of the gestational carrier who will be taking some oral and vaginal hormones. These hormones prevent ovulation and prepare the carrier’s uterus to receive the embryo.
Both the egg donor and the male partner providing his sperm must meet several requirements including all infectious disease testing as required by the FDA. We also require the sperm specimen to be frozen and stored in advance of the treatment cycle. Counseling and legal agreements are necessary to ensure transparency of the care plan and clear guidelines of parental responsibilities and limitations. Legal counsel is essential in the course of care because state laws regarding gestational carrier and definition of parentage will differ.
Michigan Reproductive Medicine will work with intended parents and the gestational carrier agency that assists them in selecting a gestational carrier. Some intended parents have a family member or a close friend who wishes to volunteer to be gestational carrier. Legal counsel is still required following guidelines to ensure a safe and efficient process for all involved. This is a complex process that requires due diligence, patience and close attention to detail.
Please read more about working with gestational carriers and egg donors.
We welcome working with transgender and non-binary patients to achieve pregnancy and fulfill the dream of having a child. This may require altering hormone therapy, intrauterine insemination, In Vitro Fertilization with or without a gestational carrier. Your treatment will be customized to accommodate your specific circumstances.
We have worked to help many transgender men and women plan for and complete the fertility treatments they need to have a baby. We are familiar with the special medical and emotional issues that transgender patients can face when they want to build their family.
For transgender individuals considering a transition, it is important to cryopreserve sperm or egg specimens prior to hormonal therapy or surgery. For transgender females, our team can develop a plan that involves using the patient’s own sperm, or donor sperm and eggs, and a gestational carrier. For transgender males, we can develop a treatment plan that involves use of a patient’s own eggs, or donor eggs and sperm, as well as a gestational carrier.
In each case, we take the time to develop a treatment plan that is just right for you and that will give you the very best chance of having a baby. We are thrilled to help create families for our wonderful transgender and non-binary patients.
Please make an appointment with Dr. Mersol-Barg to learn about the best LGBTQ fertility options available and begin building your family.
To show and support our dedication to LGBTQ family-building, Dr. Mersol-Barg makes a point of educating medical students and residents about the specific needs and support that LGBTQ patients should receive for their fertility care. Each year, Dr. Mersol-Barg puts together and participates in LGBTQ-related seminars at local medical schools and hospitals where several of our patients have generously shared their stories to help sensitize the medical community to the unique needs of the LGBTQ patient.

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