A wife and husband who wish to conceive a child visit a hospital. After examination, they are diagnosed that the husband's sperm has abnormalities, making it difficult to produce a child. The doctor discusses methods of sperm donation, confirms whether the syringe method or timing method is more suitable, and after filling out a consent form, they arrange to receive the donation.
Fertility treatment is a major challenge for many people struggling with various concerns. The mental stress from long-term treatment and anxiety over the lack of results are ever-present. The burden of treatment costs, securing time for hospital visits, and difficulty balancing work are also significant barriers to proceeding with treatment. Furthermore, due to a lack of understanding from those around them and the pain of topics related to pregnancy and childbirth, many often feel psychological isolation.
Will it be possible to conceive a child through this treatment method? It is important to reduce the physical and mental burden while cooperating with one's partner and medical institutions. Will the wife and husband be able to find new hope through this treatment?