Expect a pregnancy rate of around 10-15% per cycle with IUI and Clomid. This varies depending on factors like age, ovarian reserve, and sperm quality. Multiple pregnancies are possible, though less common than single pregnancies.
After the IUI procedure, you’ll likely experience minimal discomfort. Some women report mild cramping. Continue taking any prescribed medication as directed. Avoid strenuous activity for a day or two.
Two weeks post-IUI, a pregnancy blood test will confirm pregnancy or absence. Before the test, you may experience symptoms like breast tenderness or fatigue, but these aren’t definitive pregnancy indicators. A negative test doesn’t guarantee failure, as some pregnancies don’t show up immediately.
If successful, you’ll enter a period of prenatal care. Discuss any concerns or questions with your doctor. You’ll undergo routine ultrasounds to monitor the pregnancy’s progress.
Should the IUI fail, discuss options with your fertility specialist. They might suggest adjustments to your treatment plan or recommend alternative fertility procedures.
Remember, these are averages; your individual experience might differ. Open communication with your healthcare provider is key for personalized care and managing expectations.
