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All azoospermic males and those with severe oligoasthenospermia patients with genetically abnormal sperms require sperm donation. Frozen and quarantined sperms which are free of HIV and hepatitis B can be used for insemination. Male factor patients who requires ART and who are not affording can also opt for this treatment.
