Sometimes, a simpler beginning.

In IUI, prepared sperm is placed inside the uterus around ovulation. The clinical team assesses whether this approach is suitable, monitors the cycle as needed, and explains its limitations compared with IVF.

The procedure does not involve creating embryos in the laboratory. Whether to use medication and how to time treatment are individual medical decisions.

For some patients, the discussion may include ovulation assessment, cycle monitoring or timed intercourse. The findings from fertility investigations help determine whether these approaches are appropriate or whether another treatment deserves consideration.

Cycle-dependent appointments require flexibility. Discuss whether an international trip is practical for the proposed treatment and what care can reasonably take place close to home.