[MickeyMom]

Anyone had experience before?
what is success rate?
how much are the charges like?
What is it like? any side effects?

Hubby and I are considering this as an option offered by Dr. Lo. We told him that we want to finish all diagnostics first, and then maybe treat me for PCOS and any other thing that might come out after all my tests. Then we want to try naturally for a while. I am only 32 so still have time. But if this still fails, then we may have to re-consider our options so would like to know as much to guide us

thanks

[sky123]

I have PCOS and took medication (metformin) had fertility injections (Gonal F etc.) and got pregnant "naturally" twice. You don't have to go straight to IUI (especially if hubby is OK).

[MickeyMom]

thanks sky123, that's very promising to hear.
however, my hubby has issues with sperm motility which is why IUI became an option. But we've been reading on this and we found out that sperm quality varies depending on hubby's state - tired/fatigued/lacked sleep/has not had sex for a long time etc. And recommend that he get tested a couple more times. I wonder if this is true?

[ngw]

hello - we consider moving to HK and need to go through IUI in HK. can anyone share information about doctors and costs?