IVF isn’t the only way to get pregnant. Intrauterine insemination may be all it takes.
IVF has become a well-known term for anyone researching infertility. But it’s invasive and not always necessary—or even the best option for every woman or her partner. When you come to see us, we’re focused on three things: getting you results, doing what’s best for you, and keeping it as inexpensive as possible. If we think intrauterine insemination (IUI) may work for you, it’s often one of the first things we recommend you try.
- Single women or same-sex couples
By selecting a known or anonymous sperm donor, IUI usually makes the most medical and financial sense. - Sperm issues
Because semen is concentrated in our lab prior to direct insemination, IUI is a great option when a male partner is affected by moderately low sperm count or mobility.