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ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION Rels 300 / Nurs 330 5 November 2015

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Learn about the procedures and ethical implications of artificial insemination, including donor options and costs. Gain insights into fertility treatments and implications for children's identities.

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  1. ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATIONRels 300 / Nurs 3305 November 2015 http://www.toonpool.com/cartoons/Artificial%20Insemination%20love%20Val_22882 300/330 - appleby

  2. Artificial Insemination withpartner’s sperm: IUI Intrauterine Insemination: • fresh sperm is produced (by partner) 1½ hours prior to insemination • sperm specimen is assessed and washed • sperm placed in a syringe • catheter is inserted through cervix into uterus • sperm injected slowly over 5-10 minutes • process repeated next day • then progesterone suppositories twice a day for remainder of cycle • if pregnant, continued progesterone use for 13 wks. 300/330 - appleby

  3. Fertility Drugs / Ovulation Induction Instructions from ReproMed Clinic in Toronto: • 1st day of menstrual bleeding – call office • 3rd day – baseline ultrasound (on full bladder) • Days 3 to 10/12: daily fertility medication injections (puregon/pergonal); daily blood hormone levels; daily ultrasounds • At ovulation: intra-muscular injection of hCG/profasi • Instructions for intercourse for next 2 days; OR, artificial insemination for next 2 days • Days 15/16 to 28: progesterone suppositories used twice a day • Day 21: blood test for progesterone level • Day 28: blood test for pregnancy 300/330 - appleby

  4. What if it is the male partner who has fertility problems? • impotence, no sperm, low sperm counts, poor sperm mobility, abnormalities in sperm morphology • need for donor sperm for Donor Insemination • common practice is to mix the male partner’s sperm with donor sperm – so that both partners are still involved and there is a chance of partner paternity • introduces numerous practical & ethical issues: sperm sources; anonymity; confidentiality; payment; genetic/medical health; etc. 300/330 - appleby

  5. http://www.anonymousfathersday.com(2:10)www.cbc-network.org/2011/06/anonymous-fathers-day/(June 2011 court case in BC)↓Interesting issues discussed on this website ↓ 300/330 - appleby

  6. ACCORDING TO NATURAL LAW • Sexual intercourse has 2 meanings: • It is a procreative act • It is an expression of loving union • These 2 meanings should occur simultaneously in each act of intercourse • Neither meaning should be separated from the other • Reproductive technologies “separate the intrinsic connection between the unitive (the act of intercourse) and the procreative (the reproductive purpose of intercourse)”(p.189-191) 300/330 - appleby

  7. HARMS INTRODUCED • Separation of unitive and procreative • Separation of genetic, gestational and social parenthood • Intrusion of 3rd parties into the intimate relationship of partners • “deprives the resulting child of the human dignity that rightfully belongs to it” • treats the resulting child as an object • Violates the rights of partners to mutual parenthood through one another 300/330 - appleby

  8. Deliberate severing of genetic, gestational and social ties • Secrecy, anonymity • (Similarities to adoption) • Asymmetry in parent/child relationships • Donor sperm (donor ova, donor embryos) • Genetic & social ties interpreted according to the intentions of the adult – to be, or not to be, the social parent 300/330 - appleby

  9. Artificial Inseminationwith Donor Sperm (DI) Male partner is infertile, or no male partner • donor semen obtained from a sperm bank • sperm samples are assessed, washed, frozen, stored; purchased; shipped • semen donors are anonymous; they may or may not be paid for their “donation”; currently, payment is prohibited in Canada • medical and genetic screening: genetic diseases; STI’s; HIV; hepatitis; medical history for 3 generations • samples frozen for 6 months, then retested • donor profiles; donor catalogue Data Assisted Donor Selection = D.A.D.S. 300/330 - appleby

  10. http://www.repromed.ca/sperm_donor_catalogue 300/330 - appleby

  11. AI Costs First Home Insemination Cycle: A: Using ReproMed Donor Samples: $1,690 B: Using Xytex Anonymous Donor Samples: $1,790 C: Using Xytex Open-ID Samples:$1,990 Subsequent Home Insemination Cycle Options: A: Using ReproMed Donor Samples:$1,240 B: Using Xytex Anonymous Donor Samples:$1,340 C: Using Xytex Open-ID Samples:$1,540 300/330 - appleby

  12. Prefer an International Donor? XytexOnline: http://www.xytex.com/patient_sdp.cfm 300/330 - appleby

  13. http://www.repromed.ca/userfiles/file/rml%20fee%20schedule%20may%202011%20(2).pdfhttp://www.repromed.ca/userfiles/file/rml%20fee%20schedule%20may%202011%20(2).pdf Donor Insemination Costs 300/330 - appleby

  14. for Group Discussion:Experiences Of Children Conceived By Artificial Insemination 300/330 - appleby

  15. “a child born in wedlock is the child of the husband and wife” Think of your birth certificate. Who is listed on your birth certificate as your mother and father? • What would it say if you were an adopted child? • What would it say if you were a child conceived by artificial insemination by a sperm donor? • What would it say if you were a child conceived by artificial insemination using the sperm of your mother’s partner after his death? 300/330 - appleby

  16. If you were conceived by means of artificial insemination: • What would you want to know about your origins? • When would you want to be informed about the circumstances of your conception? • What concerns might you have? • Would you seek out donor or sibling information? • How would YOU feel about this? 300/330 - appleby

  17. Newer Issues:Free sperm exchange on the internet; advertising for sperm on “Kijii”-type sites; known donors; posthumous donors 300/330 - appleby

  18. http://www.repromed.ca/guide_to_home_insemination 300/330 - appleby

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  23. Evaluating reproductive technologies • Whose personal dignity and autonomy are promoted or harmed? • What are the potential benefits of reproductive technologies? • Who are the beneficiaries? • What are the potential risks and harms of reproductive technologies? • Who is most likely to be harmed? • Are there justice issues in the provision of reproductive services? • Issues of fairness, equality, equitable access? 300/330 - appleby

  24. Procreative Liberty and Harms According to Robertson, “those who would limit procreative choice have the burden of showing that [one’s] reproductive actions”would result in tangible & substantial harms • What sorts of potential harms might there be in artificial insemination? • Who might be vulnerable to being harmed by artificial insemination technologies? 300/330 - appleby