Re: Insemination- At Home

Someone close to me got pregnant on the first try using a fresh sperm
sample at home through artificial insemination...no wa****ng, spinning,
etc.  She is in a same-*** relation****p and they found a donor.  I
don't think there has to be as much "formality" as one might think.

Jade Jago (at dot) wrote:
> That is right.... For a proper insemination, the sperm have to be spun
in a
> centrifuge, with a special wash, and then the strongest swim to the top,
and
> are removed.
> Without this, placement through the cervix into the uterus would mean
> infection, and could damage the reproductive tract.
> Vaginal insemination has the same success rate as regular intercourse.
> Jade.
>
>
> "LAA" <fakeaddress@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > "Nikkie Smith" <nikkie.smith@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> can anyone tell me if they've tried , tested and been successful
using at
> >> home insemination with their partners sperm?
> >
> > What would the point be?  It would confer no advantage--unless the
object
> > was to avoid intercourse.
> >
> > Beth
> >