Central Florida Fertility Clinic & IUI Treatments

It is considered normal to take 12 months to conceive a baby once you begin actively trying and not preventing. Some clients opt to come in around 6 months if they have not conceived to do blood work and discuss supplements.

Natural ferility care includes cycle charting and ovulation testing, herbal supplements to support ovulation and uterine lining, and nutritional counceling for optimal health. We also encourage accupunture, stress reducing exercise like walking and yoga, and even counseling.

Interauterine insemination is a procedure where sperm is placed into the uterus during ovulation to increase the chances of conception. Yes, we offer IUI in a calm, nurturing environment and can work with your known donor or frozen donor sperm.

Your nurse midwife will evaluate your overall health, fertility history, and any underlying conditions to determine if IUI is a good fit. IUI is often recommended for mild fertility issues or when less invasive treatments are preferred.

IUI is a simple, outpatient procedure that is generally well tolerated. Some people experience mild cramping or spotting afterward. Serious risks are very rare

Many people conceive within 3 to 6 cycles of IUI, but it varies depending on individual factors. Your midwife will help you understand what to expect and when to consider other options.

Yes! Often, IUI is done alongside ovulation-inducing medications to improve chances of success. Your midwife will tailor treatment plans to your needs.

Nurse midwives provide holistic care that addresses your physical, emotional, and lifestyle factors. We focus on your overall well-being and continuity of care, offering support before, during, and after fertility treatments.

Nutrition, stress management, regular gentle exercise, and avoiding tobacco or excessive alcohol are all important. Your midwife will guide you in making healthy choices to support fertility.

If you have been trying to conceive for 6 months or longer (if under 35) or 3 months or longer (if over 35), or if you have known health issues affecting fertility, it’s a good time to schedule an evaluation.