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What is AID – indications and outcomes?

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Answer from: Rami Wakim, MD FRCOG FACOG FICS

Gynaecologist, Consultant in Reproductive Medicine
Phoenix Hospital Group
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AID means Artificial Insemination Donor and this is known as heterologous insemination versus the homologous which is AIH- Artificial Insemination husband and this is mainly used in cases of azoospermia, for example, or repeatedly failed IVF. In order to go ahead with it and the donor sperm has been collected and screened for every genetic and chromosomal problems, it is  quarantine for 6 months before using it and it is also selected for blood type or the Rhesus factor that can match the actual partner.

Answer from: Madhavi Gudipati, MBBS MD MRCOG

Gynaecologist, Obstetrician, Consultant OB-GYN, HFEA 'Person Responsible' at Sunderland Fertility Centre
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AID is artificial insemination of donor sperm. This could be a treatment choice for couples where the male partner has absence of sperm (azoospermia) and they have decided that they would go down this route. It is a treatment option for same-sex couples, single women and it is recommended that this is carried out in the licensed centers.

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What are indications for AID?

What is the medical definition of artificial insemination by donor (AID)? What are indications for AID? What are the prospects for patients qualified for AID?

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