The Importance of Shanghai IVF Economic Expenditure
Test tube baby technology is one of the important ways to solve the problem of infertility, which has attracted much attention in Shanghai. However, IVF requires huge economic expenditure. For couples who want to try this technology, it is crucial to understand the relevant economic expenditure. This article will elaborate on the economic expenditure of Shanghai IVF from four aspects: medical expenses, auxiliary treatment expenses, drug expenses and later rearing expenses.
medical expense
Major hospitals in Shanghai provide IVF technology, among which the more famous ones include East China Hospital, Yuehai Hospital and Shanghai Yuanhua IVF Center. According to different hospitals, different treatment schemes and individual differences, the medical expenses of IVF will be different. Generally, the hospital will provide personalized treatment plans according to the specific conditions of the couple, and the costs include diagnosis, consultation, physical examination, surgery, etc. of gynecological experts.
Taking East China Hospital as an example, the medical cost of its IVF technology is between 100000 yuan and 200000 yuan. During the whole treatment process, multiple physical examinations and consultations are required, and these costs also need additional expenses. Therefore, when choosing a hospital, couples should consider their own economic strength and communicate with the hospital about the specific medical expenses.
Auxiliary treatment expenses
The IVF technology can not be achieved in a single success. In many cases, multiple attempts are required. Therefore, the cost of adjuvant treatment is also a very important part of economic expenditure. The auxiliary treatment costs mainly include embryo culture, embryo cryopreservation, in vitro fertilization and other treatment links.
Taking Shanghai Yuanhua IVF Center as an example, the cost of embryo culture and cryopreservation is about 5000 to 10000 yuan, and the cost of IVF is about 2000 to 4000 yuan. Couples need to understand the specific situation of auxiliary treatment costs and make corresponding preparations according to the specific treatment plan and doctor's suggestions.
Drug expenses
In the process of IVF treatment, some special drugs need to be used, which is also an important part of economic expenditure. The amount of drug costs mainly depends on the individual's situation and the doctor's advice. Generally speaking, drug costs include ovulation promoting drugs, ovulation stimulating drugs and implantation support drugs.
Different drugs have different prices. For example, ovulation promoting drugs in Shanghai cost between 5000 yuan and 10000 yuan. In addition, different degrees of side effects may occur during the use of drugs, and couples also need to consider these risks. Therefore, before deciding which drug to use, couples should consult their doctors in detail and fully understand the effect, cost and possible risks of the drug.
Later rearing expenses
Once the IVF technology is successful, couples also need to make corresponding economic expenditures in the process of raising children. These expenses mainly include children's education expenses, nutrition expenses, health care expenses, daily expenses, etc. Shanghai has relatively good educational resources. Couples can choose schools suitable for their children and make corresponding educational investment.
At the same time, couples also need to consider the nutrition and health care of their children, which also needs some financial support. Children's daily expenses also need to be considered, such as clothes, food, toys, etc.
Summary
IVF technology is an important way of hope for infertile couples, but its economic expenditure cannot be ignored. Medical expenses, auxiliary treatment expenses, drug expenses and later rearing expenses are the main economic expenses in the process of IVF. Therefore, before deciding to try IVF technology, couples should fully understand the relevant costs and make financial preparations to ensure their financial affordability.
