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Intrauterine Insemination Cost:<\/strong>rn{Price estimate above covers doctor fees, legal fees, surrogate work up, antenatal care, delivery charges, surrogate compensation, egg donor, drugs and consumables, & IVF costs}<\/strong>rnInternational Destinations: India, Jordan, Mexico, South Korea<\/strong><\/p>\n rnIntrauterine Insemination (IUI) is one of the methods of assisted reproduction. It is a process by which sperms are deposited by artificial means into the uterus of the women, at the time of ovulation.rnrnThe objective is to get the sperms as close to the ovum (i.e. the human egg) as possible, and to promote fertilization.rnrnThe procedure is also referred to as artificial insemination (AI) and often is done in conjunction with fertility drugs to promote ovulation.rnrnThere are several other techniques of artificial insemination, which include intra-vaginal insemination (i.e. the sperms are injected into the vagina), intra-cervical insemination (i.e. the sperms are injected artificially into the cervix) or intra-tubal insemination (i.e. the sperms are injected directly into the fallopian tubes).rnrnIntrauterine insemination is the most common technique used to deal with infertility among couples.rnrnThere are several international medical tourism destinations<\/a>, where this technology is available at a fraction of the price that is charged in the United States.rnrnThese destinations include South Korea in East Asia, India in South East Asia, Jordan and Turkey in West Asia and Mexico in North America.rnrn\n rn t<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn<\/ul>\n rnWhen is Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) Needed?<\/h2>\n rn<\/p>\n
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Pregnancy Rates after Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)<\/h2>\n rnrnThough there are several factors which affect the possibility of a woman getting pregnant after using the procedure, clinical evidence and statistical data suggests that the conception rate ranges from 60% to 70%<\/strong> after an average of six trial cycles.rnrnThis is a substantially higher than Intravaginal Insemination and Intracervical insemination techniques.rnrn\n
Intrauterine Insemination: The Procedure<\/h2>\n rnrnThe treatment procedure depends upon the nature and cause of the infertility. The steps mentioned in this section are subjected to change depending upon the medical and clinical condition of the patient and other parameters,rnrnIn women who may require stimulation of the ovarian follicles, fertility drugs are prescribed in advance. These fertility drugs stimulate the ovarian follicles (i.e. the capsules which contain the ovum) and promote the release of a mature ovum\/ egg.rnrnSince this process involves stimulation of the ovulation process, it is referred to as u201cStimulated Cyclesu201d. Certain women may not require the support of fertility drugs to promote ovulation.rnrnThese cycles are called u201cNatural cycles or un-stimulated Cyclesu201drnrnIntrauterine insemination is done specifically at the time when ovulation is expected. Though intrauterine insemination is done between the 12th and the 15th day of a menstrual cycle, the exact time would depend upon when the ovulation takes place.rnrnThe physician will use an ultrasound, to capture images of the ovary or conduct some blood tests to evaluate the ovulation process. When these investigations indicate that the ovum is ready to be released, artificial insemination can be done.rnrnThe women may ovulate naturally or she may be injected with Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG), a hormone that causes ovulation (i.e. release of the mature ovum from the ovarian follicle)rnrnWhen the woman is ready to ovulate, sperm is collected from the male partner and is washed to extract the sperms of best quality and motility. This process is referred to as u201csperm washu201d.rnrnIn some cases when the sperm quality of the male partner is not good, the male partner suffers from a genetic disorder, or the female doesnu2019t have a male partner, sperms from a donor may be used.rnrnUsing a catheter or a tube, the gynecologist will be able to put the sperms directly into the uterus close to the fallopian tube. This is the simple procedure of intrauterine insemination.rnrn\n
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI): Preparing for The Procedure<\/h2>\n rnrnIntrauterine insemination as discussed is a simple procedure which can be done on an out patient basis, without the use of anesthesia. However certain considerations prior to undertaking the procedure include,rnrnThe male partner is requested to abstain from sexual intercourse or masturbation, for at least three consecutive days prior to the intrauterine insemination.rnrnThe objective is to ensure collection of adequate amount of seminal fluid, essential for the procedurernrnIf the female partner is on fertility drugs to stimulate ovulation, it is essential that she follow up with the gynecologist on regular basis.rnrnIt is of utmost importance, that, the insemination should take place at the same time as that of ovulation, for the procedure to be successful.rnrnHence, the female partner may be requested to visit the gynecologist on a regular basis, between the 12th to the 18th day of the cycle.rnrn\n
Intrauterine Insemination: Care After the Procedure<\/h2>\n rnrnIntrauterine insemination is an uncomplicated procedure and doesnu2019t require any special precautions to be followed after the procedure.rnrnIn some cases the gynecologist may advice the woman to take the next day off at work. The woman is asked to undergo a pregnancy test about two weeks after the procedure.rnrn