IVF technology has made its way into thousands of homes, giving hope to many families that cannot give birth naturally. Some families are also worried about the cost of IVF, so they ask their friends online for the price, hoping they have a ready or prepared money to do. So, under what circumstances does the cost of IVF increase?
Test tube technology
Different PGD/PGS gene screening methods and methods, as well as the number of embryos to be screened, lead to different costs, and re-screening and re-examination beyond the scope of embryo screening will also increase costs.
Promote drainage, medication
As we age, ovarian function declines, follicles decrease, and medications often increase, so the cost increases, which is why older families spend more money on TEST tubes than younger ones. Long ovulation cycles are also responsible for the increased costs.
Some people may use fewer embryos for the first time, need to accumulate ovulation cycles to increase the number of transferable embryos, or the embryos need to ovulate again, which will lead to increased costs.
In terms of egg retrieval
A woman's failed egg retrieval, i.e. empty follicles or unavailable egg retrieval, will lead to failed egg retrieval, which requires secondary ovulation, resulting in a secondary ovulation cost.
Disease problems
For example, some people have a severe cold during an IVF pregnancy, find that uterine polyps need treatment, or even interrupt the IVF pregnancy, so they need to increase the cost.
Extra services
In the process of assisted pregnancy, the use of wash essence, embryo assisted hatching, excess embryo freezing fees, etc. are required, so laboratory costs are also needed.
The cost of IVF is different for everyone, and the cost for others can only be used as a reference. At the same time, how to reduce costs is the best success. This requires us to be prepared before treatment to improve the success rate.