What is the investment of second-generation IVF?
The second generation of IVF is a way to help couples who cannot conceive naturally to realize their reproductive dreams through assisted reproductive technology. However, certain investment is required for second-generation IVF. Next, we will elaborate on the investment of second-generation IVF from four aspects.
medical expense
Certain medical expenses shall be paid for second-generation IVF. First of all, it is necessary to carry out consultation and diagnosis of assisted reproductive technology, including inspection, assessment and evaluation of the reproductive system of couples. Secondly, IVF related operations need to be carried out, such as egg retrieval, fertilization and embryo transfer. Finally, pregnancy monitoring and management are also needed to ensure the health of pregnant women and fetuses.
The medical expenses of different hospitals and regions are different. Taking Shanghai Longhua Hospital in China as an example, the medical cost of second-generation IVF is about 100000 yuan. This is only a rough estimate, and the specific costs need to be assessed according to personal circumstances.
Drug expenses
In the process of second-generation IVF, some assisted reproductive drugs are also needed to promote the development of eggs and the smooth progress of egg retrieval. These drug costs will become part of the investment.
The cost of drugs varies according to the type of drugs and treatment plan. In general, drug costs account for a certain proportion of the total investment in second-generation IVF. According to statistics, the drug cost of second-generation IVF is about 20000 to 50000 yuan.
Auxiliary equipment cost
The second generation of IVF requires some auxiliary equipment to support the reproductive process. For example, the equipment commonly used in IVF, such as petri dishes, embryo incubators, centrifuges and microscopes, all require certain investment.
The cost of auxiliary equipment varies according to the equipment brand and specification. The equipment prices of some international famous brands are relatively high, while those of some domestic brands are relatively low. According to different equipment needs and brand choices, auxiliary equipment costs account for a certain proportion of the total investment of second-generation IVF.
Follow up expenses
The investment of second-generation IVF is not only limited to the treatment process, but also includes the subsequent expenses. For example, after the success of IVF, it may be necessary to conduct regular physical and intellectual development assessments for children, as well as rehabilitation training based on the assessment results.
The specific amount of follow-up fees varies according to individual needs and children's conditions. However, no matter the expenditure on children's education, medical care or other aspects, certain investment is required.
Summary
The investment of second-generation IVF mainly includes medical expenses, drug expenses, auxiliary equipment expenses and follow-up expenses. The specific cost varies according to various factors, but the approximate investment scope can be estimated on the whole. Couples carrying out second-generation IVF need to be fully prepared for these costs, and choose appropriate medical institutions and programs according to their own conditions.
