Artificial insemination by husband (AIH)does not create as many ethical concerns for most as compared to artificial insemination of a donor egg and a donor sperm (AID).

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AIH involves the use of the husband's own sperm, while AID involves the use of donor sperm and/or eggs from a third party. The use of a third party in reproductive technology raises ethical considerations such as the identity of the biological parent, potential genetic risks or inheritance of diseases, and the possibility of creating a child with multiple or unknown genetic contributors. AIH, on the other hand, does not involve these same concerns as it uses the husband's sperm with the intent of creating a child within the marital relationship.

Artificial Insemination by Husband (AIH)does Not Create as Many Ethical