An at-home insemination kit from Mosie Baby, which recently got FDA clearance.(Courtesy Mosie Baby) For many struggling to conceive, an early line of treatment is artificial insemination, a procedure ...

Is it possible to get pregnant using a kit you picked up at your local drugstore? A home kit designed to help people conceive has been given Class II clearance by the Food and Drug Administration. The ...

At-home intrauterine insemination (IUI) kits are increasingly marketed as private, affordable alternatives to fertility clinics. They promise discretion, comfort, and lower costs. But despite the ...

The FDA has cleared its first over-the-counter kit for at-home intravaginal insemination—opening up access to fertility care for people unable to conceive through intercourse, without requiring a ...

Artificial insemination (AI) introduces sperm into a woman’s uterus, allowing her to get pregnant without sexual intercourse. It can be conducted with donor sperm or the intended father’s sperm.

Dr. Sarita Sukhija debunks common IUI myths, explaining the procedure, its scope, risks, &how it fits into broader fertility ...

Choosing between home insemination and clinical IUI can feel overwhelming, especially when both seem to offer similar outcomes. This guide simplifies the differences, helping you understand each ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Having a baby isn’t always as simple as deciding you’re ready to get pregnant. But there are a lot of ...

When you’re eager to start a family, struggling with infertility can feel overwhelming, marked by uncertainty and a sense of isolation. Yet, amidst the heartache, there is hope to be found in modern ...

For many struggling to conceive, an early line of treatment is artificial insemination, a procedure that can cost up to $1,000 and isn’t always covered by insurance. But before taking that step, the ...