Intrauterine insemination (IUI) typically involves oral hormone preparation for follicle growth, insemination with processed sperm, and can be used for various infertility cases.

“So, can you explain how IUI is done? How um uh we've already said that with IUI you're largely favor an oral preparation usually. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, that means so you you're using an oral set of hormones so that the woman doesn't have a massive proliferation of follicles, right? So, the male ejaculates, right? Do you want fresh semen or do you care if it's frozen? What's the difference in success? Yeah, same. Same. So, we have, you know, single women as well as female same-sex couples who would also be doing Yep. donor insemination in that case. And we don't see any difference between fresh semen and frozen semen. No. Assuming the sperm is assuming the sperm is Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. So, the indications for IUI would be either that those scenarios I I mentioned, single women, same-sex couples, or if there's a couple with unexplained infertility, you just can't find a reason. So, you just want to try and sort of optimize their chances or if there's a male factor, right?”