In recent years, due to the sharp decline in fertility, the state has overwhelmingly encouraged second and third children, but it is rare for policies to be truly implemented. The only good news is that recently, Gan Huatian, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, suggested that reproductive technologies such as IVF be included in medical insurance.
The state fully encourages three children
For families who do not have the intention to have two children and three children, encouraging two children and three children will not shake their idea of not giving birth to any extent, it can be said that they will always give birth, and those who will not give birth will not be willing to give birth, and only a small number of people will have children for the welfare of two children and three children.
Many cities provide subsidies for two children and three children
But there is such a group of people who want children very much, but for physical reasons, they can only go down the path of test tubes. But IVF even if you have a successful performance, the overall cost is generally 50,000-70,000, if multiple egg retrieval can be successful, then it means that the work is affected, the income is sharply reduced, and the cost may rise to hundreds of thousands, for ordinary families, it is simply impossible to bear this cost. Therefore, many people who want to have children through IVF are deterred by the high cost of IVF.
Only by including IVF and other assisted reproduction into medical insurance, this group of people will let go of those burdens, do not consider the financial pressure, and try IVF.
I sincerely hope that IVF will be included in medical insurance as soon as possible
For people who are unwilling to have children, no amount of welfare policies have little effect, but for people who are willing to eat the suffering of IVF and have children, the state has welfare policies and can incorporate the cost into medical insurance, which must be a very effective solution. I sincerely hope that Gan Huatian's proposal can be passed and IVF will be included in medical insurance nationwide as soon as possible.