IUI fertility treatment option is often used by female same-sex couples and single women with no known fertility issues.
It is available on-island through the Assisted Reproduction Unit and involves the injection of donor sperm directly into the womb of the person who hopes to carry the pregnancy. The treatment can be performed with or without the use of fertility drugs and is a relatively quick procedure.
You can find out more about the IUI process from the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA).
HFEA provides clear, trusted guidance on what intrauterine insemination involves, who it may be suitable for, and what to expect at each stage of treatment.
The HFEA is the UK’s independent regulator for fertility treatment and assisted reproduction, and its website includes evidence-based information to help you make informed decisions. This includes details on success rates, treatment considerations, and the emotional and practical aspects of fertility care.
Further information here.
