IUI (Insemination)

IUI (Insemination)

The processed sperm is injected directly into the woman's uterus using a catheter.

It increases the chances of sperm and egg meeting, thus promoting pregnancy.

Unlike natural conception, artificial insemination is performed at the optimal time, with a doctor professionally determining and predicting the ovulation day.

This is an assisted reproductive technology that falls between conventional infertility treatment and in vitro fertilization.

Who is suited for artificial insemination?

  • Those with slightly low sperm count or motility.
  • Women with mild cervical mucus abnormalities
  • People with unexplained infertility
  • Couples who have difficulty coordinating the timing of sexual intercourse

Is it suitable for artificial insemination?

Those with one fallopian tube open

For natural conception or artificial insemination, it is necessary that at least one fallopian tube is open.

People with mild or early-stage endometriosis

Even in cases of early or mild endometriosis, pregnancy through artificial insemination is possible.

Those whose sperm concentration meets the standard.

Ideally, the sperm count should be 10 million or more per 1 mL of semen, and the sperm motility and morphology should also meet the standards necessary for pregnancy.

Why don't you start by consulting with the medical team?