Ovulation & Artificial Insemination Kit Pregnancy Help Products for couples experiencing infertility Start Price GBP 20.00 Current Price GBP 20.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Sunday, October 12, 2008 End Time Tuesday, November 11, 2008 Location Liverpool, Merseyside See more about 'Ovulation & Artificial Insemination Kit Pregnancy Help' Description The Ultimate kit has everything you need to predict ovulation and for home insemination. included is: 7 x ovulation test strips to detect when ovulation may occur (LH surge shows egg will be released within 24 - 36 hours) 1 x BBT thermometer highly accurate with 2 decimal places to monitor temperature (temperature rises just after ovulation if the egg is not fertilised) 4 x individually wrapped sterile specimen containers to retrieve the sample (large enough for all shapes and sizes) 4 x individually wrapped sterile syringes for inserting the sperm (10cm long which is the average length of a vagina for most women) 3 x pregnancy test strips to confirm pregnancy Instructions on home insemination Information on boosting fertility Information on detecting ovulation and understanding cervical mucus BBT charts Yearly planner Useful contacts Introduction Many couples encounter difficulties getting pregnant due to fertility problems. However, few people are completely infertile, and most couples who need help to make a baby are described as subfertile. This means that one part of their reproductive system may not be working correctly. Artificial insemination (AI) is a means of helping couples to have children if they are unable to conceive through sexual intercourse. Artificial insemination refers to a range of techniques in which the man's sperm is put into the woman's genital tract artificially. Sperm may be placed in the neck of the womb (cervix), known as intracervical insemination, or at the base of the cervix, known as intravaginal insemination or inside the womb itself, known as intrauterine insemination (IUI). If there is a problem with the male partner's sperm, then sperm from a donor may be used. Donor insemination (DI) may also useful for single women and lesbian couples. Is home insemination an option for you Artificial insemination is carried out when the woman is most likely to ovulate. Ovulation is when an egg is released during the menstrual cycle. This is your most fertile time of the month. It usually occurs 14 days before the start of your period and is easier to detect if your periods are regular. Ovulation can also be detected by a half-degree drop in body temperature, and a change in vaginal discharge. However urine hormone tests are usually carried out to accurately calculate the most suitable time for insemination. This improves the chance of the treatment leading to conception. Everything you need to perform Home Insemination is included in these kits. Discreet packaging Next day delivery Place a Bid!