Insemination

It is a huge decision to chose to have a child, regardless of how it is conceived.
For the most of us choosing insemination may therefore be a both important, exciting and moving process.

When you come here you should feel good.
Therefore, we have tried to create different surroundings than what you may be used to  from previous traditional gynaecological exams.  
The examination couch has organic shapes and is extra wide so that you may be comfortable. There is room for a partner if you wish to rest after the insemination.
Our examination speculum also refereed to as the "duck beak" is extra narrow and always heated to 37 degrees.  

It is also on purpose that we have  wedges for the feet and not stirrups on the examination couch. It may produce a more autonomous experience that you and your legs are not "hung up" but are free with a solid base on the couch.

Before you can be inseminated, you will need to go through a preliminary health record-consultation, where you will have the opportunity to ask all of your questions. 

You may book an appointment for the consultation by contacting us by phone +45 3257 3316.
If you live far away the consultation may take place over the phone if you should wish so. 

No later than 10 days before the arranged appointment, we need to have received your filled-out medical record and have registered your payment.
You will find the medical record sheet along with our explanatory information-material, which you may download from this website.  

We require that your personal physician examine you for Chlamydia, Hepatitis and HIV prior to insemination.
We also recommend that you be examined by a gynaecologist in preparation of having evaluated your possibilities of pregnancy.  

Do you have doubts?
You may attend the preliminary consultation even if you have doubts as to whether insemination is an option for you. We can support your process with our experience, ask relevant questions and inform you of other existing options of achieving pregnancy.

We think that it is very important to both the child and yourself but also to us that you have come to terms with your decision of making a family, no matter how it may turn out.