It provides an opportunity for men with no viable sperm, due to conditions like azoospermia, to still participate in the pregnancy process. Using donor sperm ensures a higher likelihood of success in fertility treatments due to rigorous screening and selection processes for donors.

• Single Women and Same-Sex Couples: Provides a viable option for single women and same-sex female couples to achieve pregnancy.

• Overcoming Male Infertility: Helps address male infertility issues, such as low sperm count or poor sperm quality.

• Avoiding Genetic Disorders: Allows couples to avoid passing on genetic disorders when the male partner is a carrier of a hereditary disease.

• IVF Success: Increases the chances of successful IVF treatments when male factor infertility is a contributing issue.

• Post-Medical Treatment: Offers a solution for men whose sperm production is affected by medical treatments like chemotherapy.

• No Viable Sperm: Provides an opportunity for men with no viable sperm, due to conditions like azoospermia, to participate in the pregnancy process.

• Rigorous Screening: Ensures a higher likelihood of success in fertility treatments due to rigorous screening and selection processes for donors.

• Planned Pregnancy: Allows for a planned pregnancy without the need for invasive procedures to obtain viable sperm from the male partner.