The complete results are available on the donor&rsquo;s Genetic Testing Summary.
You can find this on the individual donor pages as a downloadable PDF from the Genetic Testing link. It lists all the genetic diseases he has been tested for and the results. This can be a helpful document to review with your healthcare provider before making a final selection.
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The complete results are available on the donor’s Genetic Testing Summary.

You can find this on the individual donor pages as a downloadable PDF from the Genetic Testing link. It lists all the genetic diseases he has been tested for and the results. This can be a helpful document to review with your healthcare provider before making a final selection.

 

How can I see what genetic testing the donor has completed?

How do I know if a donor is a carrier of a genetic condition?

I am a carrier of a genetic disease and would like to have a donor tested before I use him. Do you provide this service?

What are the standard genetic disease tests performed on the donors?

What kinds of genetic issues are screened for in the donor's health history?

How do I find a sperm donor who has tested negative for a specific genetic disease or gene?

How do I find donors with Expanded Panel Genetic testing?

I already had my own carrier screening done, and know I am a carrier for a genetic condition. How do I find a donor that works for me?

I am considering a donor who is a carrier of a genetic condition. How does this affect me?

What does it mean to be a carrier of a genetic condition?

Why does the donor genetic testing differ between donors?

Does the normal chromosome analysis on the donor tell me he has no genetic problems?

Do you look at the genes of the donor for abnormalities?

I am a carrier and want to use a donor that has not been tested for the condition I am a carrier for. What are my options?

Will you test a donor for the expanded panel if it has not already been done?

Is autism genetic?

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