This Procedure relies on the natural ability of sperm to fertilise an egg within the reproductive tract. It is useful in cases where infertility is caused by:

• Cervical mucus incompatibility
• Elevated ASA
• Low sperm survival
• High seminal viscosity
• Poor sperms morphology
• Unexplained infertility
• Impotence or Premature ejaculation.

The aim is to introduce a quantity of sperm into the uterus in order to encourage fertilisation. The procedure is simple. We induce ovulation in the female partner by fertility drugs. Then place a prepared semen sample high in the uterus through a fine catheter. It is important here that at least one of the fallopian tubes of the female partner is open.