Firstly goodluck with your first IUI. I am almost certain it will work for you
As you know I have severe PCOS & IR and we did one round of IUI with a fertility specialist and we fell pregnant.
The IUI costed us R2500 and then we had to still pay for the injections and transport (since the clinic was 3 hrs away). The injections ranged from R2000-R3000. But it depends on what your body needs.
I just want to add that although you take clomid from day 5-9, after that its so important to monitor your follies. And if your follies arent 100% when scanned, your gynae should advise FSH injections and then another scan to make sure they are the right size before injecting the ovidrel. So although he says ovidrel on day 15- it all depends on your follies. Ideally your follies should be over 15mm before getting the ovidrel injection.
My specialist never advised to have a full bladder. But then again he has special equipment etc so I can understand with the regular gynae ultrasounds why you would need a full bladder.
Because we used a fertility specialist, the sperm sample was done at his rooms and washed there etc. However what I can advise. make sure your hubby washes his manly area before giving a sample (use cool water) and make sure ALL the soap is rinsed off. True fact, soap kills sperm. And I would agree to transport the sample between your breasts.
My medical aid wouldnt pay for the FSH injections (Gonal F), ovidrel or clomid. But once pregnant they paid for the utrogestan etc.
Really hope you get your BFP soon.
Also remember to wait the full 2 weeks (3 weeks if you can) before testing because the injections can give a false positive. Although I tested a week later. I just knew.
Hope this helped a little