When it comes to semen donation, misinformation is surprisingly common. Whether you’re a hopeful parent or a potential donor, it’s easy to feel unsure.
At Lifeseed, we believe in being transparent with knowledge, so that you feel empowered to make that life-changing decision.
Myth 1: Semen donation is the same as casual donation.
Fact: Semen donation is a tightly regulated medical process. Every donor is screened for health, genetics, and psychological readiness. It’s not spontaneous. It is done with an emphasis on science and ethics.
Myth 2: Anyone can donate.
Fact: In India, only healthy men between 21 and 35 years who pass strict medical and legal checks can become donors. At Lifeseed, we follow all guidelines under the ART (Regulation) Act to ensure quality and safety.
Myth 3: Donors are financially exploited or misled.
Fact: No. At Lifeseed, donors are fairly compensated for their time. They receive complete medical counselling and legal clarity before proceeding. There are no hidden conditions. Only informed choice.
Myth 4: Donors can be contacted later by the child or parents.
Fact: Semen donation in India is strictly anonymous. Your identity remains confidential, as per national regulations. Lifeseed upholds this with the highest care and discretion.
Myth 5: Donating sperm affects sexual health or fertility.
Fact: Sperm donation has no impact on your future fertility, libido, or sexual well-being. It’s a safe, non-invasive process guided by professionals.
Myth 6: Using donor sperm means you’re “less” of a parent.
Fact: Biology is just one part of parenthood. Choosing donor sperm is often an act of courage, resilience, and love. Families who walk this path go on to raise happy, healthy children with joy and pride.
Myth 7: Sperm donation is awkward or shameful.
Fact: Talking about reproduction shouldn’t be taboo. Whether you’re donating sperm or choosing to use it, you’re helping create life. That’s something to be proud of.
At Lifeseed, We Believe in Honesty and Respect. We’re here to answer questions without judgment. Whether you’re considering donation or wondering if it’s the right path to parenthood.
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