
Success rates
55%
IVF & ICSI Clinic pregnancy average for ages 30-35
242 Google reviews
IUI
Intrauterine insemination
For some patients, fertility treatment begins with a simpler and less invasive option. IUI, or Intrauterine Insemination, places sperm directly into the uterus around the time of ovulation, helping the sperm to get closer to the egg.
IUI can be a suitable first treatment step for some patients, depending on their fertility history and test results. Your treatment plan is always shaped around your test results, personal circumstances and family goals, with clear advice and supportive care throughout.
All inclusive pricing
IUI
€975
- Monitoring & Coordination
- Sperm Insemination
- Ultrasound




Understanding more about IUI
with Dr. Megat Kamaruzaman
What is IUI, and how does it work?
IUI stands for Intrauterine Insemination. It is a fertility treatment where prepared sperm is placed directly into the uterus around the time of ovulation.
The idea behind IUI insemination is to shorten the distance sperm needs to travel, giving it a better chance of reaching the egg. Unlike IVF, fertilisation happens inside the body rather than in the laboratory. This means IUI offers a less invasive approach, which may be well-suited to some patients depending on their fertility history and treatment goals.
An IUI cycle still involves medication, monitoring, scans and testing. It can be used with partner sperm or donor sperm, depending on your treatment plan. Because no embryos are created during IUI, each pregnancy attempt requires a separate cycle.

The IUI process
Who is IUI suitable for?
IUI may be suitable for patients whose fallopian tubes are functioning and where sperm quality is sufficient for treatment. It is often considered for people who have been trying to conceive without success, and it can also be an important option when donor sperm is being used.
Your age, fertility history, hormone levels and any underlying conditions all help guide whether IUI is a realistic option. If IUI is unlikely to offer a good chance of success, we will explain that clearly and talk through alternatives.
- Your fallopian tubes are open and functioning
- Sperm quality is suitable for insemination
- You are using donor sperm as an individual or a couple
- A less invasive treatment option is appropriate for your fertility history
- You want to explore IUI treatment before moving to IVF or ICSI
You may be a good candidate for IUI if your tubes are open, sperm quality is suitable, and your fertility history suggests a less invasive treatment could be appropriate. IUI is also commonly used when donor sperm is needed. The best way to know whether IUI is right for you is through a fertility consultation and testing.
Why choose Thérapie Fertility for IUI?
IUI is a lower-cost and less invasive treatment option than IVF or ICSI, as it does not involve egg collection. It still benefits from careful planning, cycle monitoring and clear guidance. From your first consultation to insemination and follow-up, our team is here to help you understand your options and move forward with confidence.
- Affordable IUI treatment with clear, upfront pricing
- Accessible care with no waiting lists
- Evidence-based treatment with no unnecessary add-ons
- Personalised plans built around your fertility history and goals
- Careful cycle monitoring with ultrasound and testing
- Donor sperm pathways available where needed
- Clear guidance on when IUI is suitable and when another route may be better
&w=3840&q=75)
Sharing oursuccess rates
IUI success rates vary from person to person. Factors such as age, egg quality, sperm quality, tubal function, endometriosis and treatment history can all affect the outcome. Our team will explain your individual chances clearly, so you understand what may be realistic for your circumstances and whether IUI is the right option to start with.
See our success ratesYour IUI questions answered
Quick answers to the questions we hear most often about IUI at Thérapie Fertility.
View all IUI questionsIUI success rate varies from person to person. Factors such as age, egg quality, sperm quality, tubal health and the reason for treatment can all influence the chance of pregnancy.
After IUI, symptoms can vary. Some people notice mild cramping, bloating or breast tenderness, while others notice very little. Symptoms in the days after treatment do not reliably indicate whether the cycle was successful.
The IUI procedure is usually quick and straightforward. Prepared sperm is placed into the uterus using a fine catheter, and the procedure generally takes around 10 minutes or less. Most people find it only mildly uncomfortable.
The benefits of IUI include that it is less invasive and less expensive than IVF or ICSI. It may be a suitable first treatment step for some patients, especially where tubes are open, sperm quality is appropriate, or donor sperm is being used.
The term IUI (Intrauterine Insemination) refers to the process of placing sperm closer to the egg during ovulation, which can increase the chances of pregnancy.
Ready to talk it through?Book a free consultation
- No waitlist
- Clinical experts
- Transparent pricing
&w=3840&q=75)





