IUI

IUI

Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) is a common assisted reproductive technique (ART). During IUI, sperm is collected and then directly inserted into a woman's uterus around the time of ovulation, which helps increase the number of sperm that reach the egg.

How it works:

Ovarian Stimulation : In many cases, the woman is given fertility medications to stimulate ovulation.

Sperm Preparation : Sperm is washed and concentrated in the lab to increase the chances of fertilization.

Insemination : The sperm is placed directly into the uterus using a thin tube (catheter).

Why IUI is done:

Unexplained infertility

Low sperm count or poor sperm motility

Mild endometriosis

Cervical issues (like hostile cervical mucus)

Success Rates: The success rate of IUI can vary based on factors such as age, the reason for infertility, and whether fertility medications are used.

Our Services & Treatments

High Risk Pregnancy Diabetes Fetal Health Evaluation Recurrent Pregnancy Loss or Miscarriage Incompetent Cervix & Cerclag Placenta Previa and Bleeding Fetal 3D Viewing Pregnancy Genetic Screening CVS, Amniocentesis, Nuchal Translucency Natural Vaginal Birth Pre-term Labor and Delivery Well-Woman Programs Premenstrual Syndrome Therapy Contraceptive Therapy Hormone/Diabetes/Thyroid Endometriosis Treatment Variety of Surgical Inventions IUI IVF EGG Freezing PCOS Tubal Reversal GYN Surgery Hormone Balancing Programs Adrenal and Thyroid Testing Sex Hormone Testing Salivary and Blood Hormone Testing