Cost composition of three generations of IVF in Guangzhou
The development of IVF technology has made many infertile couples realize their desire to have children. In Guangzhou, one of the earliest cities in China to develop IVF technology, three generation IVF has become a choice for infertile couples. However, the cost of IVF is an important consideration. The following will introduce the specific composition of the cost of three generations of IVF in Guangzhou from several aspects.
medical expense
The cost of IVF in Guangzhou includes medical expenses and auxiliary expenses. Medical expenses mainly include expenses for gynaecological examination, tubal fluid infusion, egg retrieval, fertilization, embryo culture and embryo transfer. The specific cost varies according to the technical level of different hospitals and doctors. Generally speaking, medical expenses account for the majority of the costs of the entire three generations of IVF.
The hospitals in Guangzhou that provide three generations of IVF services include Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital, the First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat sen University, etc. These hospitals have a high level of equipment and technology, so the medical expenses are relatively high. Generally speaking, medical expenses range from 50000 to 200000, depending on the situation.
Ancillary expenses
In addition to medical expenses, auxiliary expenses are also an important part of the expenses of the third generation IVF in Guangzhou. Auxiliary expenses include medicine expenses, examination expenses, hospitalization expenses and operation expenses. These costs are relatively small compared with medical costs, but also have a certain impact on the total cost of IVF.
Drug expenses are an indispensable part of IVF, mainly including ovulation promoting drugs, follicle growth promoting drugs and anticoagulant drugs. The examination fee is mainly for comprehensive physical examination and gynecological examination of infertile couples. Hospitalization and operation expenses refer to the expenses incurred during egg retrieval and embryo transfer, including operation expenses and hospitalization expenses.
Auxiliary technology cost
Some hospitals in Guangzhou have made some innovations and improvements in IVF technology, and introduced some new auxiliary technologies, which has also increased the cost of IVF. For example, Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital introduced PGD (Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis) technology to screen the risk of genetic diseases before embryo implantation. The introduction of this technology increased the cost of IVF.
The cost of auxiliary technology also includes the cost of frozen embryos and the cost of embryo evaluation before embryo implantation. The cost of frozen embryos refers to the cost of freezing the surplus embryos for future transplantation by infertile couples. The cost of embryo evaluation refers to the cost of evaluating embryos through chromosome screening, gene screening and other technologies.
other expenses
In addition to the above medical expenses, auxiliary expenses and auxiliary technology expenses, there are other expenses that need to be taken into account. For example, some IVF specialist hospitals in Guangzhou provide services at a cost that needs to be considered. In addition, since most hospitals in Guangzhou are located in the urban area or the city center, there may be additional costs such as transportation and accommodation costs.
summary
The cost of three generations of IVF in Guangzhou is mainly composed of medical expenses, auxiliary expenses, auxiliary technology expenses and other expenses. Among them, medical expenses are the largest part. Auxiliary expenses include medicine expenses, examination expenses, hospitalization expenses and operation expenses. Auxiliary technology expenses mainly refer to the expenses incurred by the introduction of new technologies. Other expenses include expenses, transportation expenses and accommodation expenses. Understanding the composition of these costs will help infertile couples make wise economic decisions before carrying out three generations of IVF.
