Intrauterine Insemination
IUI Treatment
IUI is a procedure where prepared sperm is placed inside the uterus around ovulation. This page is a structure for your content team to finalize.
Who it’s for
- Mild male-factor issues or unexplained infertility
- Ovulation disorders when combined with induction and monitoring
- Couples seeking a less invasive first-line assisted option
Typical steps
Cycle planning
Ovulation tracking or induction with ultrasound monitoring.
Semen preparation
Sperm wash to concentrate motile sperm.
IUI procedure
A short outpatient procedure performed near ovulation.
Follow-up
Luteal support where needed and pregnancy testing.
Risks and considerations
- Multiple pregnancy risk with stimulation medicines
- Not suitable for blocked tubes or severe male factor
FAQs
How many IUI cycles should we try?▾
Many couples try 3–4 well‑timed cycles before moving to IVF, but this depends on age, diagnosis, and response. We review results cycle‑by‑cycle and recommend the next step.
Is IUI painful?▾
IUI is usually quick and causes mild cramping at most. Most patients describe it as similar to a routine pelvic exam.
Can IUI be done with donor sperm?▾
Yes. Donor‑sperm IUI is an option with appropriate counseling, screening, and consent. We’ll guide you through the eligibility and legal requirements.