Where does a same-sex couple begin the conception process?

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Is it normal to have white discharge after IntraUterine Insemination?

IntraUterine Insemination (IUI) -2 answers

White fluid-like discharge is coming from my vagina after IUI. Is this normal? If not, does this present a problem? Is this a symptom that the procedure has not been successful?

Answer 1

Piedmont Reproductive Endocrinology Group

Published on Feb 29, 2016

At PREG, we always start with a consultation with one of our caring physicians. Based on you and your partner's history, they will determine what testing you may need, and they will determine what treatment plan may give you the best chance at success, using your input, of course. Same sex couples have many options for attempting conception, including using a sperm donor for inseminations. There are other options available as well. We would recommend both you and your partner attend the initial consultation in an effort to help determine the best plan of care.

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Answered by Piedmont Reproductive Endocrinology Group

At PREG, we always start with a consultation with one of our caring physicians. Based on you and your partner's history, they will determine what testing you may need, and they will determine what treatment plan may give you the best chance at success, using your input, of course. Same sex couples have many options for attempting conception, including using a sperm donor for inseminations. There are other options available as well. We would recommend both you and your partner attend the initial consultation in an effort to help determine the best plan of care.

Published on Jul 11, 2012

Answer 2

South Florida Institute For Reproductive Medicine - Pembroke Pines

Published on Feb 29, 2016

The best thing would be a consult with a reproductive specialist. From there, plans can be made to help you achieve your goal.

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Answered by South Florida Institute For Reproductive Medicine - Pembroke Pines

The best thing would be a consult with a reproductive specialist. From there, plans can be made to help you achieve your goal.

Published on Jul 11, 2012

Answer 3

Servy Institute for Reproductive Endrocrinology

Published on Feb 29, 2016

Soon you will be doing donor insemination. First, you need to have your irregular periods evaluated. The history and physical exam will include searching for clues to excess male hormone and excess weight. If you have polycystic ovary syndrome, appropriate management will be suggested. Then you can begin AID and expect a good outcome within a few months.

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Answered by Servy Institute for Reproductive Endrocrinology

Soon you will be doing donor insemination. First, you need to have your irregular periods evaluated. The history and physical exam will include searching for clues to excess male hormone and excess weight. If you have polycystic ovary syndrome, appropriate management will be suggested. Then you can begin AID and expect a good outcome within a few months.

Published on Jul 11, 2012

Where does a same-sex couple begin the conception process?

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