IUI

Prepared sperm are placed in the uterus; fertilisation takes place inside the body.

Questions for your consultation

  • Discuss whether IUI is suitable for your circumstances.
  • Ask which tests and monitoring you may need.
  • Review the next options if the treatment does not work.

Planning your care

1

Review your history

Discuss previous reports, treatment and your current concerns.

2

Understand the plan

Talk about any tests, treatment options, alternatives and risks.

3

Agree the next step

Clarify preparation, timing, costs and follow-up.

Costs and expectations

Costs and outcomes vary between individuals. Ask what is included, what may be charged separately and what expectations are realistic for you. No fertility treatment guarantees pregnancy.

Further reading

ASRM patient information ↗

This introduction does not replace an individual clinical assessment.

IVF laboratory concept — an illustration, not a clinical image

Familiar names. Different approaches.

IVF and IUI are often mentioned together. Here is how they differ.

Fertilisation in the laboratory

IVF involves collecting eggs and fertilisation in a laboratory. The next steps depend on your individual treatment plan.

Read more

Discuss which approach suits your circumstances with your doctor.

Professor Dr. Liza Chowdhury in her white coat
Professor Dr. Liza ChowdhuryMBBS · MCPS · DGO · FCPS

Your next step starts with a conversation.

Meet Dr. Liza Chowdhury to discuss your fertility concerns and understand your care options.

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