What is Insemination?
The insemination method is a procedure applied to support the chance of fertilization by facilitating the sperm to reach the egg. With the medications or injections given to the mother-to-be, the number of one egg that is formed spontaneously every month is increased to two or three. The sperm cells of the man are also washed and prepared with a number of chemical special liquids. Thanks to this application, those who have the capacity to fertilize the egg are identified among the sperms. The sperms prepared after the cracking injections applied to crack the eggs are released directly into the uterus with the help of a special cannula and injector.
In what cases can insemination be performed?
Since insemination is an easy, practical, more economical and risk-free procedure compared to other treatments in cases of infertility, it can usually be performed in the following cases.
- Sexual dysfunctions
- Endometriosis (chocolate cyst)
- Unexplained infertility (infertility)
- Problems related to the cervix
- The presence of antibodies to sperm (Immunological Infertility).
- It is performed in case of absence or insufficient ovulation in the woman.