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Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
What is Intrauterine Insemination?
Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is a minimally invasive assisted reproductive technology (ART) procedure that enhances the natural process of conception. Unlike more complex ART methods, IUI involves little to no use of medications, making it a simpler and less intrusive option for couples seeking to conceive.
Who Can Benefit from IUI?
For Female Infertility
For Male Infertility
Subfertile sperm (low sperm quality).
Ejaculatory or sexual disorders.
Retrograde ejaculation.
Hypospadias.
Hypospermia (low semen volume).
High seminal fluid viscosity.
Presence of antisperm antibodies.
Use of cryopreserved sperm.
Unsuccessful attempts at intracervical insemination.
Post-chemotherapy or vasectomy recovery.
Ejaculatory or sexual disorders.
Retrograde ejaculation.
Hypospadias.
Hypospermia (low semen volume).
High seminal fluid viscosity.
Presence of antisperm antibodies.
Use of cryopreserved sperm.
Unsuccessful attempts at intracervical insemination.
Post-chemotherapy or vasectomy recovery.
Cervical infertility factors (e.g., chronic endocervicitis, previous cervical procedures such as conization, cryotherapy, or diathermy).
Presence of antisperm antibodies.
Ovulatory dysfunction that responds to therapy.
Allergy to seminal fluid.
Vaginismus (difficulty with intercourse due to involuntary muscle contractions).
Unexplained infertility.
Presence of antisperm antibodies.
Ovulatory dysfunction that responds to therapy.
Allergy to seminal fluid.
Vaginismus (difficulty with intercourse due to involuntary muscle contractions).
Unexplained infertility.
Stage 1: Diagnosis
Before entering the IUI program, both partners undergo a detailed medical assessment. For IUI to be effective, the woman must have at least one patent (open) fallopian tube, and the partner’s semen analysis must show at least 5 million sperm per milliliter.
On the day of the insemination procedure, the male partner provides a sperm sample.
In the laboratory, the sperm sample is carefully processed:
- The seminal fluid is removed.
- The most active, motile, and mature sperm are selected.
- The processed sperm is concentrated and loaded into a sterile catheter.
The prepared sperm is gently introduced into the uterine cavity through the cervix using a thin catheter. The procedure is quick, painless, and does not require anesthesia.
Why Choose IUI at Vita Life?
- Non-invasive treatment: A simpler alternative to IVF.
- Personalized care: Tailored treatment plans for each couple.
- State-of-the-art laboratories: Ensuring the highest quality sperm selection.
- Experienced specialists: Providing professional and compassionate care.