Helping people who are genuinely in need of donor sperm, with an emphasis on responsible screening, privacy and medically appropriate care.
Contact @dnadonor on InstagramI am a medical doctor and an individual sperm donor, offering to donate sperm without charging a donation fee to people who are genuinely in need of donor sperm.
My intention is to help people who may otherwise have difficulty accessing a sperm donor, while encouraging appropriate medical screening, informed consent and professional fertility care.
For everyone's safety, any donation should be approached responsibly and with appropriate medical screening.
I am a medical doctor and have an understanding of medical screening and fertility-related considerations. If you contact me, you may share relevant information about your fertility history, medical background, previous investigations and other information that may be important to your situation.
Before choosing IVF or other assisted reproductive methods, it is important to understand that these treatments can involve hormone medications, injections, monitoring and medical procedures. Every person's situation is different, so decisions should be made with a qualified specialist.
Some fertility treatments use injectable hormones to stimulate the ovaries and encourage the development of multiple eggs. These medicines can cause temporary side effects such as injection-site reactions, breast tenderness, headaches, abdominal discomfort, bloating and mood changes.
A more serious complication is ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). In severe cases, fluid can accumulate in the abdomen and other complications can occur. Medical monitoring is therefore important during treatment.
Depending on the treatment, possible risks can include multiple pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy, ovarian torsion, complications from egg retrieval and pregnancy-related complications. The level of risk varies according to the individual and the treatment used.
There has been scientific interest in whether exposure to fertility hormones could affect the long-term risk of certain cancers. However, the evidence is complex because infertility itself can be associated with some health risks.
Research continues to examine possible long-term associations between fertility treatment, underlying infertility and different types of cancer.
Anyone considering fertility treatment should discuss their individual medical history, family history, treatment options and potential risks with a qualified specialist.
Fertility medications can temporarily alter hormone levels and may cause physical or emotional side effects, but these effects should not automatically be described as premature ageing.
I respect the privacy of everyone who contacts me. If you decide to contact me, you may share relevant information about your fertility history, medical background, previous investigations and other information that may be important to your situation.
Instagram is a social-media platform and should not be assumed to provide the same privacy or security as a dedicated medical communication system. Please use appropriate discretion when sharing highly sensitive personal information.
You may contact me if you are looking for a sperm donor and would like to discuss whether a donation arrangement could be appropriate for you.
There is no charge for the donation itself.
If you would like to discuss donor sperm, medical screening or whether this type of arrangement may be appropriate for you, you can contact me privately on Instagram.
Contact @dnadonorThis page is intended to facilitate initial contact only. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for professional fertility care.
DNA Donor • @dnadonor