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What does the IUI procedure involve?

What does the IUI procedure involve?

IUI is performed in a fertility clinic by threading a very thin catheter through the cervix using a speculum to open the cervix. Washed sperm is then injected directly into the uterus. The whole process usually takes no than 10 minutes and levels of discomfort are relatively low.

It is advised for you to have the procedure with a relatively full bladder so empty your bladder about an hour before your procedure is due and then drink water steadily to fill your bladder. You will be asked to wear a hospital hat and gown and your partner will be able to accompany you during the procedure – again he or she will have to wear an attractive hospital hat and gown.

 

Further Reading:

When should I have IUI?

Should I get up straight away after IUI?

Is IUI painful?

How & when is sperm collected for IUI?

What are the success rates for IUI?

Is it safe to do IUI at home?

What does washed sperm mean?

What is DIUI?

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