If the spermiogram values are found to be normal and the woman is ovulating regularly, the couple may be recommended intrauterine insemination, which is the insertion of "purified" sperm from a partner or donor directly into the uterine cavity through a thin catheter.

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Male: normozoospermia or mild SPG disorder

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Female: hormonal fertilization capacity, verified patency of at least one fallopian tube, no genitourinary tract infection

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IUI-AID - in the event that it is not possible for any reason to use the sperm of the husband, there is an option to perform intrauterine insemination with donor sperm.

MACS (MAGNETIC-ACTIVATED CELL SORTING) -METHOD OF SPERM SELECTION.

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(MACS) is an effective way to select functional sperm and increase pregnancy rates.

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The MACS® ART Annexin V System was designed to selectively remove defective, albeit morphologically indistinguishable, cells from a patient's sample. The process begins with magnetic labeling of the defective spermatozoa, which are then passed through a separation column where they are selectively captured. Intact surviving sperm that do not show signs of fragmented DNA pass through the column and are collected for further use (ICSI or cryopreservation).

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The direct retrieval of sperm ready for fertilization represents a key advantage over traditional DNA fragmentation tests, in which the patient receives only impractical information about the percentage of damaged cells.