what do you need to do when planning an artificial insemination or embryo transfer program.?
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Most farmers prefer to deal in fresh semen, it is the easiest and least expensive method as the semen will survive for several days at room temperature and insemination can be preformed without a vet's assistance.  There are several drop points scattered around farming communities and when he farmer has a pig or a cow come into heat he simply orders the semen from the animal he wants (statistics of offspring are advertised) and picks it up from the nearest drop point. It is an excellent way for farmers to maintain quality stock without the expense of maintaining a lot of bulls and boars.
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Both of you need to go to a fertility doctor to determine whether either of you are okay.  He could have a low sperm count, you could have a blocked tube, etc...\n\nThe doctor will be able to tell you where to go from there.  Good luck!!
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talk to Planned Parenthood---don't know if they have a website to help you but you can call 1-800-230-PLAN
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contact a fertility center ask a obgyn to tell you as they know
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You can find the answers to all of your questions at \nhttp://artificial-insemination-for-lesbians.com
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Learn how to monitor your female fertility by taking basal body temp (get thermometer in pharmacy) daily and monitoring cervical mucus discharges. Look for the mucus that is the clearest, stringiest and the most slippery. That is a sign of peak fertility. Then when you can see a fertile time by the data you collect on your body (write it all down in a little booklet), then you can time intercourse so that FRESHEST sperm are available for the FRESHEST egg.  Ovulation predictor kits are also sold in pharmacies and can assist in the accuracy of timing of sex. LH is the hormone in the blood-urine that triggers ovulation.\n\nBe sure you both are as healthy as can be. Good nutrition, exercise, no drugs, alcohol, smoking, toxic or junk food, etc.\nMight be nice too if both of you had a pre-conception physical to see how healthy you both are.  He could go to a sperm bank to donate and they will test the semen sample to see how high the QUALITY-QUANTITY of sperm is.\n\nIf husband runs a little hot, his sperm may be damaged.  Some men put an ice pack on their testes daily for about an hour to help temp go down so sperm development can be optimized-maximized.\n\nInfertility specialists say that you need to have been trying to conceive for a year before calling on them.  Most couples can get PG within 3-4 m.  Infertility dr will ask you to collect menstrual data for a month or two, so start keeping a daily log asap just in case you need to  goto the dr. \n\nBTW, IUDs can cause PID, pelvic inflammatory disease (bacteria, often chlamydia) which can cause scar tissue to form in tubes.\n\nEmail me if you meed more info.\n\nGood luck
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Keep your legs closed! NO offense! But, if you feel the need...educate yourself first. Condoms and birthconrol. Make sure your doing IT for the right reasons!
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Congratulations. Take it slow, communicate your actions, use K-Y jelly. Use birthcontrol if your not ready to begin having children. Enjoy the night.
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Dear Bank$,\n\nGood question. I am not going to be able to answer in great detail.\nBut I can point out a few reputable web sites which will contain\nmuch of the info needed.\n\nHere they are:\n\nMedlinePlus- Infertility\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/infertility.html\n   Links to reputable [advertisement free] health/medical web pages\n\nHere are a few examples from this page:\n  ----Infertility: An Overview (American Society for Reproductive Medicine) - Large PDF file  \n              2Eorg%2FPatients%2Fpatientbooklets%2Finfertility%5Foverview%2Epdf\n\n----Assisted Reproductive Technologies (American Society for Reproductive Medicine) - Large PDF file \n         http://www.nlm.nih.gov/cgi/medlineplus/leavemedplus.pl?theURL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Easrm%2Eorg%2FPatients%2Fpatientbooklets%2FART%2Epdf\n\n--Assisted Reproductive Technology\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/ART/\n    includes some statistics based on a 2002 survey\n   (with a link not only to that survey but many more related links)\n\n--Infertility/Fertility (National Institute of Child Health and Human Development) http://www.nlm.nih.gov/cgi/medlineplus/leavemedplus.pl?theORG=%4E%49%43%48%44&theURL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Enichd%2Enih%2Egov%2Fhealth%2Ftopics%2Finfertility%5Ffertility%2Ecfm\n\n--Infertility (Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research) \n    http://www.nlm.nih.gov/cgi/medlineplus/leavemedplus.pl?theURL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Emayoclinic%2Ecom%2Fhealth%2Finfertility%2FDS00310\n\n\nAlso....the WWW is not complete!\nFor additional information, check with your local library..\nfor books and databases (indexes) to magazine and journal\narticles that are not freely available on the internet.\nA few databases that may be available are Academic Search Premier,Health Source-Consumer edition and InfoTrac\n\nState funded academic and medical college libraries are, as far as I know, all open to the public...and any reputable medical reference librarian can get you started...\nOnline databases (some with full text) include MD Consult,\nMedline, CINAHL (Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health),\nAccess Medicine, UpToDate...call ahead, talk to a reference librarian and see what is available, extent of their in person assistance, etc.\n\nHope this helps!\nIf there is something specific that is not covered in the above\n(MedlinePlus page)...let me know (email is in my profile)..\nand I will do my best!
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create a sperm and egg bank!
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artificial insemination.
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You can have the tubes untied....not a very high percentage of success but it can be done.  I think the success rate is only 13%, but can't be certain.  Invetrofertilization might work, to put it simply they take your eggs and his sperm put it all in a petri dish and then put the fertilized eggs back in.  REAL pricey though.  No other ideas but yours though.
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Well, there's artificial insemination, or whatever it's called. That's where they just take some sperm and inject it into the womb of a woman...or they can mix sperm and an egg together in a petri dish and then inject that into the woman.\n\nBut if you're talking all natural...no pregnancy without sex.
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When some people do in vitro fertilization, a large number of eggs are extracted and fertilized.  Occassionally, fertilization is more successful than anticipated and some couples may choose to freeze any embryos for the future.  However, these couples may be so happy with their baby that they want to share this joy with someone else.  So, they may offer to donate or allow another couple (who may have more trouble conceiving) to adopt the embryos. \n\nThis is a pretty simplistic explanation.  I'm sure people who have done this will be able to give you more thorough info.
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You need an egg and sperm to create life.\n\nOne without the other will die.\n\nEnd of story...pay attention in biology next time.
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http://www.who.int/topics/infertility/en/\nCheck out this link to get the information.
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As your regular doctor and they can give you a referral to a fertility doctor.