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Assisted conception

IUI

Intrauterine insemination, or IUI, places prepared sperm directly into the uterus around ovulation. It is less invasive than IVF, but it is only suitable when clinical assessment suggests that it offers a reasonable pathway.

A personalised decision

Who may discuss this service?

  • Selected ovulation difficulties
  • Use of donor sperm
  • Some cervical or ejaculation-related concerns
  • Unexplained infertility in selected circumstances
  • Cases where the fallopian tubes are open and sperm factors are suitable
The pathway

What the process can involve

01

Assess suitability

Review ovulation, fallopian-tube and semen factors before deciding.

02

Track ovulation

A natural or medication-supported cycle may be monitored.

03

Prepare the sample

The laboratory prepares a concentrated sample for insemination.

04

Inseminate and follow up

The sample is placed in the uterus, followed by clear testing guidance.

Prepare for consultation

Useful questions to ask

  • What makes IUI suitable in my situation?
  • Would medication be part of my cycle?
  • When would IVF be considered instead?
  • What should I expect after the procedure?
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