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If you are unable to give us a fresh sample, we will encourage you to have given us some samples prior that we will freeze and prepare on the day of ovulation.
Then your specialist will gently insert a thin, soft catheter through your cervix and into your uterus, introducing the prepared sperm. It’s a quick process, similar to a pap smear, allowing you to resume your normal activities right afterward.
For those who find speculum examinations uncomfortable, the procedure can be performed under light sedation.
Following the procedure, you may be prescribed daily supplemental progesterone to prepare your uterus for embryo implantation and support the uterine lining.