At-home insemination is an alternative to fertility treatments like in vitro fertilization (IVF) or intrauterine insemination (IUI). It is significantly cheaper than other forms of assisted reproductive technology, leading some couples and individuals to try it first before moving on to more expensive, more invasive alternatives. It is also a popular choice for couples where neither partner naturally produces sperm, or a partner who naturally produces semen is experiencing infertility. While it may not be as consistent as other therapies, it can still yield reliable results if used for multiple rounds of treatments. In this article we shall be discussing how you can boost your chances of success with at-home insemination. We shall share tips regarding timing, technique, and tracking ovulation, in order to maximize your conception potential.
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