Before opting for this treatment, several questions may arise;

• What is IUI?
• How can this treatment improve my chances of getting pregnant?
• Is it worth going there?

Intrauterine insemination or "donor insemination" or "artificial insemination" is a technique in which sperm are placed directly into a woman's uterus. IUI is a relatively non-invasive fertility treatment that can be performed with sperm from a male partner or sperm from a donor. This fertility treatment is most often used in men and women with the following problems:

• Women with unexplained fertility
• A woman who cannot ovulate due to problems such as polycystic ovary syndrome or hypothalamic patients.
• Man with mild semen abnormalities or ejaculatory dysfunction
• Men with decreased sperm motility
• Anyone who needs donor sperm, such as LGBT couples, straight couples struggling with the malefactor.
• Single women who wish to conceive

Thanks to the advancements of the IUI, we can now address all of these obstacles. Advances in IUI procedures help increase the chance of pregnancy in couples who are having difficulty conceiving.

How does IUI work? :

Treatment with IUI begins after a thorough medical evaluation of both men and women. Men undergo semen analysis, while women are tested for various levels of hormones.

Intrauterine or intrauterine insemination or artificial or donor insemination work by inserting sperm directly into the uterus. This procedure is done around the time of ovulation to help the sperm get closer to your eggs. This reduces the time and distance the sperm have to travel to fertilize the egg.

Before the insemination procedure, talk to your fertility specialists if you want to take fertility drugs to stimulate ovulation. First, the semen is collected from your partner or from a donor.

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