Is it painful to do artificial insemination?

In contemporary society, some couples may become infertile due to some reasons, which makes the couple feel very painful. At this time, many couples will choose artificial insemination. When doing artificial insemination, no surgery is required, there will be no injury, and generally no pain will occur. Of course, when doing artificial insemination, you should also understand some precautions to increase the chance of conception.

Is artificial insemination painful?

Artificial insemination is a non-invasive treatment method that does not require surgery and is generally painless. A small number of women may feel a feeling of fullness in the lower abdomen or uterine contraction-like pain after insemination, which may last for about 30 minutes to 1 hour and then be relieved. This is a normal phenomenon.

Who is suitable for artificial insemination?

1. After detailed examination, it is confirmed that the woman has the ability to conceive and give birth, and the various indicators of the husband's semen examination are also within the normal range. However, due to the deformity of the male and female reproductive organs or sexual dysfunction, such as male impotence, premature ejaculation, anejaculation, retrograde ejaculation, etc., or the woman's vaginal stenosis, scar adhesions in the vagina, or the vagina is too loose to store semen, etc., both parties cannot get pregnant through sexual life.

2. Although there is no problem with the female's reproductive function and the couple's sexual life, the husband's semen quality is poor, such as sperm count less than 20 million/ml, or sperm motility rate less than 40%, and semen liquefaction is poor, too few sperm, etc., the semen can be pretreated in advance, such as concentrating and adding enzymes to promote semen liquefaction, so as to improve the semen quality, and then perform artificial insemination to increase the chance of conception.

3. The man is absolutely infertile, mainly due to azoospermia, too few sperm count, necrospermia, etc., and has not responded to multiple treatments.

4. Men who are fertile but have been diagnosed with a serious genetic disease and who are considered to be at risk of giving birth to a child with a genetic disease through genetic counseling.

5. Couples with infertility or multiple miscarriages or stillbirths caused by immune incompatibility.

Artificial insemination has become a way for modern people to assist conception. The surgical requirements for artificial insemination are very high. Therefore, couples who want to conceive through artificial insemination must choose a regular medical institution. This not only has a high success rate, but also can produce better fertilized eggs.