Intrauterine insemination, or artificial insemination, involves the introduction of sperm into the uterus via a thin flexible catheter inserted through the cervix.
Patient Advice
- Overall Rating
- 3
- average of all patients
- Pain
- Inconvenience
Preparation for Intrauterine Insemination:
“Be comfortable with your doctor and his/her medical team.”
“The entire process can take months to years and you must try and be patient.”
“It is usually a very emotional and difficult process with many ups and downs. Envision what you want the outcome to be and keep that positive energy.”
During and After Intrauterine Insemination:
“Try to relax during the procedure. Meditative breathing helps.”
