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How Does IUI Leverage Your Body's Natural Ovulation? Are you curious about how fertility treatments can work with your body's natural processes? In this video, we explain how intrauterine insemination (IUI) helps increase the chances of conception by timing sperm placement with ovulation. We cover how your body releases eggs during your menstrual cycle and how medical monitoring or medications can help regulate or stimulate ovulation. You’ll learn how healthcare providers prepare and place sperm directly into the uterus, reducing travel distance and bypassing potential barriers. We also discuss the importance of timing, as an egg is only viable for about 12 to 24 hours after release, and how precise timing can improve fertilization chances. For women with endometriosis, we explore when IUI might be a suitable option and when other treatments, like in vitro fertilization, could be more effective due to tubal damage or adhesions. This video offers a clear overview of how IUI leverages your body's natural ovulation cycle to support conception, highlighting its benefits and limitations. Whether you're considering fertility treatments or seeking to understand your options better, this guide provides helpful information to inform your decisions. Always consult a fertility specialist to determine the best approach for your individual needs.

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