Expenditure requirements for IVF
In vitro fertilization (IVF) means that the fertilized eggs are cultured into embryos through in vitro fertilization (IVF), and then the embryos are implanted into the female uterus for pregnancy. The birth of this new life has brought hope to couples who cannot conceive naturally, but the expenditure of IVF has also become a reality they must face. The expenditure requirements of IVF are described in detail in the following aspects.
medical expense
The medical expenses of IVF are the main part of the expenditure. Generally speaking, the medical costs of IVF include gynecological examination, drug costs, assisted reproductive technology costs, embryo transfer costs, pregnancy monitoring costs, etc. The charging standards of different hospitals are different. Compared with well-known IVF hospitals such as Peking Union Medical College Hospital and Shanghai First Maternal and Infant Health Hospital, their medical expenses are generally high.
The first is the cost of gynecological examination, including the exclusion of endometriosis, endometrial hyperplasia and other issues. The drug cost is adjusted according to the patient's physical condition and specific medication needs. Generally, ovulation promoting drugs, human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), progesterone and other drugs will be used, and these drugs will account for a large part of the cost. The cost of assisted reproductive technology includes in vitro fertilization, embryo culture and other technologies. The cost is charged according to the days of cultivation and the materials consumed by the laboratory. The cost of embryo transfer refers to the operation cost of embryo transfer into the uterus. The cost of pregnancy monitoring includes blood examination, ultrasound examination and other related costs.
In addition, there are some additional costs to consider, such as transportation costs, accommodation costs during the treatment period, and food costs during the recuperation period. Therefore, before choosing IVF hospitals, couples should carefully understand the costs and reasonably plan the budget.
Psychological and psychological consultation expenses
The process of IVF may be a long period of psychological pressure and emotional fluctuations for couples. Therefore, the cost of psychological consultation needs to be considered. Psychological counseling can help couples relieve stress, enhance confidence, handle emotions, and provide support and guidance. The cost varies according to individual differences, but generally speaking, the cost of each consultation is between several hundred yuan and one thousand yuan.
When choosing psychological consultants, couples should choose professionals with rich experience and professional qualifications. Although the cost of psychological counseling is not too high, it will still increase the burden for some families with poor economic conditions.
Drug expenses
In the process of IVF, a series of drugs are needed to promote ovulation and foster embryos. The cost of these drugs is usually high. The specific drug cost is determined according to individual conditions, because everyone's physical condition and treatment plan may be different.
When choosing a IVF hospital, couples are advised to consult whether the hospital provides drugs and whether they are included in the medical expenses. Some hospitals may provide drugs and include their costs in medical expenses, which can save some expenses.
Follow up expenses
After the success of IVF, couples also need to consider a series of follow-up costs. Including the expenses for prenatal examination, prenatal examination and delivery.
The examination expenses during pregnancy include prenatal examination, blood examination during pregnancy, ultrasound examination, etc. These expenses shall be arranged according to the requirements of specific hospitals and doctors. The expenses vary from hospital to individual.
In addition, prenatal examination costs also need to be considered. Prenatal examination is to assess the health of the fetus through ultrasound, including the growth and development of the fetus, amniotic fluid index, placental position, etc. These inspections generally need to be carried out many times, and the cost is high.
Delivery costs refer to the costs of delivery in the hospital delivery room, including monitoring, anesthesia, personnel costs, etc. during delivery. The cost of delivery varies from region to region and hospital. It is recommended that couples should know about the relevant costs with the hospital in advance.
Summary:
The expenditure of IVF mainly includes medical expenses, psychological and psychological consultation expenses, drug expenses and follow-up expenses. Medical expenses are the main expenses of IVF, including gynecological examination, drug expenses, assisted reproductive technology expenses, embryo transfer expenses, pregnancy monitoring expenses, etc. The cost of psychological and psychological counseling is used to help couples relieve stress and deal with emotions, and the drug cost is used to promote ovulation and embryo cultivation. Follow up costs include pregnancy examination costs, prenatal examination costs and delivery costs. When choosing IVF hospitals, couples should have a detailed understanding of the costs and reasonably plan the budget.
