IUI (Intrauterine Insemination) treatments

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Intrauterine Insemination

IUI (Intrauterine Insemination) treatments

With IUI treatment, fertilisation takes place within the patients’ body rather than in the laboratory

What is IUI Treatment?

 

IUI treatment is a form of fertility treatment that helps a higher number of better quality sperm reach the womb, increasing the chances of fertilisation. Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) simply means putting prepared sperm into the uterus. You might have heard it called artificial insemination.

When might you be offered IUI treatments?

IUI is recommended for people who’ve been unable to conceive a child through natural methods. The most common reasons for this are low sperm count or poor sperm mobility. If you’re a couple younger than 35, you might consider IUI after trying unsuccessfully to conceive for one year. If you’re older than 35, you might be a candidate if you’ve been trying to conceive for six months.

Before undertaking IUI, you and your partner will be assessed to discover the main reason behind your difficulty conceiving. This will help you decide whether IUI is right for you.

A woman will need open and healthy fallopian tubes to be considered for IUI.

IUI will not be offered if you have unexplained fertility, poor quality sperm of mild endometriosis, as research suggests it’s unlikely to increase your chances of pregnancy.

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