Artificial insemination before ovulation or after ovulation

Artificial insemination before ovulation or after ovulation depends on the situation.

Artificial insemination before ovulation usually starts monitoring follicle growth around eight days of the menstrual cycle and is performed 6 to 12 hours before ovulation. At this time, the follicle has not yet ruptured, the egg has not yet been released, but the sperm is ready to wait in the fallopian tube. Artificial insemination at this time can improve the probability of conception, because the sperm quality is better and the number is also higher. After ovulation, artificial insemination is usually carried out within 6-8 hours after ovulation. At this time, the egg has been discharged and the sperm has arrived at the ampulla of the fallopian tube waiting for the egg. Artificial insemination at this time can increase the probability of conception.

Before artificial insemination, women need to undergo a comprehensive physical examination to ensure that the physical condition is suitable for artificial insemination. At the same time, doctors will determine the most suitable insemination plan according to the specific situation of women to improve the success rate of conception.