IUI is a non-invasive and affordable fertility method. Learn about the procedure, when to use it, and how to enhance its success.

What is the difference between IUI and IVF? The biggest difference between IUI and IVF is that the former involves egg fertilization inside the body, while the latter happens outside.

Some insurance companies require trying FSH/IUI before IVF, even though the fertility treatment often results in multiple fetuses (twins, triplets, more).

We had learned on the day of our IUI appointment that your company pays for freezing embryos and that our insurance covered all types of fertility treatment, so it wouldn’t hurt us financially.

IUI is often a "first-line treatment option" offered by providers for couples struggling to have a child around the world, though success rates are lower than with IVF.

IVF and IUI are both popular reproductive-assistance techniques. We asked MDs about how they work and how to know what's best for you.

Many women experience cramping after IUI, a common fertility treatment procedure. Here’s what to expect.