When it comes to sperm donation, there’s a lot of confusion about what’s actually permitted for gay and bisexual men. The short answer is that the FDA currently does not allow men who have had sex with another man in the last five years to be anonymous (or “non-directed”) sperm donors. However, for directed donations, when the donor is known to the recipient, it is  allowed, as long as specific steps are followed. What the FDA Rules Say Under FDA regulations, all sperm donor

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