St. Louis Fertility Clinic
Infertility & IVF Center of St Louis
3009 N Ballas Rd
Suite 359C
St Louis MO 63131
866-674-7614
Male Infertility Treatment in St Louis, MO
Infertility treatment is becoming more and more common among couples who are having difficult becoming pregnant on their own. Male infertility treatment is for men with a low sperm count or low motility.
IUI or intrauterine insemination is a procedure that involves using a very thin flexible catheter that is threaded through the cervix into the uterus. Once the catheter is in place, washed sperm is then injected into the uterus.
Male infertility treatment gives the couple the best chance at becoming pregnant by concentrating the sperm available. This procedure takes just a few minutes and can be done in the office.
About Infertility & IVF Center of St Louis
Finding a St. Louis fertility clinic is easy with Infertility & IVF Center of St. Louis. Located in St. Louis, Missouri, Dr. Ronald Wilbois, MD and his team of professionals are on hand to provide patients with the very best in fertility and infertility treatment. Reproductive medicine and science can be a tricky field for an amateur to understand. Consultation with a physician is provided to give the patient a chance to ask questions and have all of their concerns addressed prior to treatment. It also gives the doctor and patient to discuss all of the treatment options before making a decision. The St. Louis fertility clinic wants all of its patients to be well-informed before treatment, so they provide this great service.
The St. Louis fertility clinic uses advanced medical equipment and cutting edge technology to perform their procedures and provide treatment. Minimally invasive and highly efficient treatment options ensure that patients receive the safest possible treatment in a comfortable environment. Some of these options include egg donation, intrauterine insemination (IUI), in vitro fertilization (IVF) and male fertility treatment, among others. Using top of the line treatments ensure that patients receive their best chance for a successful treatment.