Treatment FAQs
My periods are irregular – will the Béa Treatment Kit work for me?
What does the cervical cap look like?
Will it hurt when using the Béa Applicator?
How is the Béa Applicator better than a syringe?
What is ovulation and why does the Béa Applicator need to be used during ovulation?
Will I get pregnant using the Béa Applicator?
What should I do if I don't think I'm ovulating?
I’m not pregnant yet – what can I do differently during my next cycle with the Béa Treatment Kit?
Why haven’t I conceived using the Béa Treatment Kit yet?
When should I consider other treatment options after using the Béa Treatment Kit?
Is it OK to take a break between cycles when using the Béa Treatment Kit?
Lifestyle changes for optimal semen quality
How do I look after my mental health when trying to conceive?
What happens during the menstrual cycle?
What pregnancy tests should I use?
Why is there still liquid in the cervical cap after I’ve used it?
What if I left the cervical cap in for longer than an hour?
How many times can I use the Béa Treatment Kit?
When should I perform the second insemination?
Should I rest after using the Béa Applicator?
What ovulation tests should I use?
Can I use lube with the Béa Applicator?
How foreplay can help you use the Béa Applicator
How do I use the Béa Applicator?
Preparing semen for the Béa Applicator
How do I use the Béa Treatment Kit?
Navigating your treatment with donor sperm
Will my GP know about this treatment?
Ovulation tracking and detection
How to plan abstinence when using the Béa Treatment Kit