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Fertility & IVF Services
IUI / Intrauterine Insemination
A fertility treatment option for selected patients after clinical assessment.
What is this service?
IUI involves placing washed and concentrated sperm into the uterus using a thin catheter, timed with ovulation.
Who may need it?
- Mild male factor infertility
- Unexplained infertility
- Cervical factor concerns
- Patients using donor sperm
- Couples needing ovulation induction plus insemination
Common reasons or symptoms
- Low sperm motility or count
- Difficulty with timed intercourse
- Cervical mucus concerns
- Use of donor sperm
What happens during consultation
- Review of fertility history
- Semen analysis
- Ovulation tracking plan
- Discussion of success rates and limitations
Tests that may be recommended
- Semen analysis
- Hormone tests
- Pelvic ultrasound
- Tubal patency assessment if indicated
Treatment options
- Natural cycle IUI
- IUI with ovulation-stimulating medication
- Donor sperm IUI
Risks and limitations
- Multiple pregnancy if ovulation medication is used
- Infection risk is very low
- Success rates vary by age and diagnosis
Frequently asked questions
No. IUI is less invasive and involves placing sperm in the uterus, while IVF involves fertilization outside the body.
This depends on individual circumstances, but 3–6 cycles are commonly discussed before considering other options.
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Speak with our team to learn whether iui / intrauterine insemination is right for your situation.
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