Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)

What IUI is, and what the process entails

Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is a technique to help a mother achieve pregnancy. With IUI, the sperm does not have to go through the cervix, making it quicker for the sperm cell to fertilize the egg. With this technique, the father’s sperm will be selected in the lab, and through the help of a specialized tube, they will be inserted directly into the woman’s womb.

IUI Procedure

Setting up a consultation

General check-up

For the mother

Abdominal and transvaginal USG
Hysterosalpingography*

For the father

Sperm analysis

*) If certain indications are found.

Second Day of Period

Beginning the IUI Procedure

Submitting the identity documents of the father and the mother
Submitting the official marriage certificate
Signing the informed consent form
USG
Egg cell stimulation

Seventh Day of Period

Progress check

USG
Consulting the doctor

Tenth Day of Period

Progress check & maturing the egg

USG
Consulting the doctor
Injection of egg cell maturation agents*

*) If certain indications are found.

Twelfth Day of Period

Insemination

Sperm pick-up
Insemination

Twenty Seventh Day of Period

Pregnancy check

For the mother: Pregnancy check to see whether the embryo grows to be a fetus.

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