What items are included in the cost of third-generation IVF
IVF is a way to help couples who cannot conceive naturally realize their dreams of procreation through assisted reproductive technology. With the progress of science and technology, the third generation of IVF has become a topic of great concern. So, what items are included in the cost of three generations of IVF? Several aspects will be elaborated below.
Medical examination expenses
Before the third generation IVF surgery, couples need to carry out a series of medical examinations to ensure the smooth progress of the birth process. These tests include female genital examination, male sperm quality examination, and genetic testing of both sides. These examinations need to be carried out in a professional hospital, and the cost includes medical equipment use fees, technical personnel fees, etc., which is about 1000 to 5000 dollars.
In addition, there are some necessary hormone tests, blood tests, etc., and the costs of these tests also need to be included in the total costs. The medical examination fee is an integral part of the three generations of IVF, ensuring the health and safety of couples.
In vitro fertilization and embryo culture costs
The core steps of the third generation of IVF are in vitro fertilization and embryo culture. First, doctors will control the ovulation cycle of women through drugs, and then collect eggs at a specific time. Then, through in vitro fertilization, the egg and sperm are combined to form a fertilized egg. This process requires a series of drugs, laboratory equipment and technicians to participate, and the cost is relatively high, generally between 5000 and 10000 dollars.
Subsequently, the fertilized egg needs to be cultured in the laboratory environment until it develops into an embryo. This process needs to control environmental conditions, detect the health of embryos, etc., and the cost is also high, generally between 5000 and 8000 dollars. The cost of IVF and embryo culture is the more expensive part of the third generation IVF babies.
Embryo transfer expenses
When the embryo develops to a certain stage, the doctor will choose a healthy embryo to transplant into the female uterus. This process requires professional doctors to operate, and the costs mainly include the operation costs, doctor costs and nursing costs. Generally speaking, embryo transfer costs between 2000 and 4000 dollars.
In addition, if the patient wants to transfer more than one embryo, he or she will have to pay additional fees. The cost of embryo transfer is the cost of the last step in the process of three generations of IVF.
Pregnancy and childbirth expenses
When the embryo is successfully transferred into the female uterus, the couple enters the stage of pregnancy. At this stage, a series of prenatal examinations, prenatal examinations and nursing during pregnancy and childbirth are required. These expenses include medical equipment use fees, doctor fees, nurse fees, etc., which vary according to different hospitals and regions, generally between 5000 and 10000 dollars.
Eventually, women will give birth, which requires the supervision and assistance of doctors and nurses, and the cost should be included in the total cost. Pregnancy and delivery costs are relatively high among the three generations of IVF babies, but they are also a key step towards the ultimate realization of the birth dream.
Summary
The costs of the third generation IVF include medical examination costs, in vitro fertilization and embryo culture costs, embryo transfer costs, and pregnancy and delivery costs. These costs have a direct impact on the implementation effect and affordability of couples' fertility projects. Choosing a formal and qualified hospital for the third-generation IVF surgery can not only ensure the medical quality, but also timely grasp the cost, so as to ensure that couples can successfully realize their reproductive dreams.
