The Artificial Insemination method with Intracervical Insemination (ICI) is frequently carried out at home. Sperm is produced by your partner or a donor (either someone you know or from a sperm bank). According to Alyse Mencias, clinic relations manager at Seattle Sperm Bank, "people come to us when they're lacking the male factor." Seattle Sperm Bank sends sperm only to clients who submit a medical release form. "A registered medical practitioner who can fill in any gaps if clients need someone to talk to must sign it," the policy states. When you have the sperm and, if required, have frozen it, you put it in a needleless syringe, lay on your back, and insert the syringe as deeply into your vagina as you can. Tazuke advises laying still for at least 15 minutes with your face up for the optimum results.
