Intrauterine Insemination Assisted Reproduction Institutions | Search by City/County
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) is an artificial insemination method where processed sperm is injected into the uterine cavity during ovulation. Below is a compilation of public information from licensed institutions in this region.This site uses the official licensing list from the Health Promotion Administration, Ministry of Health and Welfare as its backbone. Intrauterine Insemination currently includes 17 cities/counties with a total of 102 institutions (neutral data, not ranked by quality). Select a region to view the list:
- Keelung City Intrauterine Insemination2 institutions
- Taipei City Intrauterine Insemination26 institutions
- New Taipei City Intrauterine Insemination8 institutions
- Taoyuan City Intrauterine Insemination11 institutions
- Hsinchu City Intrauterine Insemination3 institutions
- Hsinchu County Intrauterine Insemination3 institutions
- Miaoli County Intrauterine Insemination1 institutions
- Taichung City Intrauterine Insemination13 institutions
- Changhua County Intrauterine Insemination4 institutions
- Yunlin County Intrauterine Insemination1 institutions
- Chiayi City Intrauterine Insemination2 institutions
- Chiayi County Intrauterine Insemination1 institutions
- Tainan City Intrauterine Insemination9 institutions
- Kaohsiung City Intrauterine Insemination14 institutions
- Pingtung County Intrauterine Insemination1 institutions
- Hualien County Intrauterine Insemination1 institutions
- Kinmen County Intrauterine Insemination2 institutions
FAQ
What is the fundamental technical difference between IUI and IVF?
IUI involves injecting washed and concentrated sperm directly into the uterine cavity, awaiting natural fertilization; IVF involves retrieving eggs, fertilizing them with sperm in the laboratory, culturing embryos, and then transferring them into the uterus. The main difference is the site of fertilization.
