About the Treatment Method
Procedure Process and Chance of Success
It is recommended as the first option in cases of unexplained infertility, situations where the male's sperm count or motility is slightly borderline, and instances where the female's cervical secretion does not allow the passage of sperm.
In the in vitro fertilization method, the egg and sperm are fertilized in a laboratory environment (outside), and the resulting embryo is placed in the uterus. In insemination, however, fertilization occurs completely naturally inside the woman's own body (fallopian tubes), not outside the body.
The procedure is similar to a standard gynecological examination or taking a smear test. The catheter entering the uterus is very thin and soft. No anesthesia is required during the procedure; it is painless and takes only 5-10 minutes. The patient can return to her daily life half an hour after the procedure.
The chance of success for each insemination cycle is on average between 15% and 20%. This rate varies depending on the patient's age and sperm quality. It is generally recommended to try insemination 2 or 3 times before proceeding to in vitro fertilization.
The information on this page is for general health advice. Please consult specialized physicians for personalized treatment or advice.
