IUI Treatment (Intrauterine Insemination) : Step-by-Step Process, Costing & Case Studies

What is IUI and When is it Recommended?

IUI treatment involves collecting a semen sample from a partner or donor, which is then washed and processed in our laboratory to select the healthiest, most active sperm. These sperm are gently inserted into the uterus using a fine catheter around the time of ovulation. The procedure is quick, usually painless, and does not require anaesthesia. IUI is often combined with mild fertility medications to stimulate ovulation and precisely time insemination for the best possible outcome. IUI may be recommended if you: Have unexplained infertility Experience ovulation-related disorders Have mild male-factor infertility Have cervical factor infertility Are a single woman using donor sperm Are part of a same-sex female couple Are beginning fertility treatment and looking for a less invasive first step Your fertility specialist will carefully assess your medical history, test results, and reproductive goals before recommending IUI as part of a personalised treatment plan.