1. Fees for embryo transplantation. This depends on the place where the first, second and third generations of in vitro babies charge different fees。
The older the woman, the lower the pregnancy rate. The greater the drug use, the lower the success rate of the in vitro baby, the more likely it may be that multiple in vitro babies will be required for successful pregnancy and will be more expensive。
3. Fees for ovulation. Ovulation drugs allow women to ovulate and produce multiple embryos, from which quality embryos are screened for transplantation. The cost of such drugs ranges from tens to tens of thousands。
The cost of in vitro babies will change depending on the hospital's medical equipment and the medication used. The use of imported drugs and equipment is naturally costly and usually clearly marked in hospitals。
5. Medical examination costs. Pre-operative examinations are important, and pre-in vitro babies need a full physical examination so that they can enter the in vitro cycle in good health. If you're not feeling well, you need to adjust your body before you have an in vitro。
In many hospitals, there is a strict hierarchy. For example, the level of doctor, the level of care, the level of service, are different, and the fees vary. However, higher-level hospitals will also be more effective and secure。
7. Sickness treatment fees. Upon completion of the physical examination, if the female body is found to have a number of diseases that affect the success rate of the in vitro baby, such as cervix viscos, intrauterine membranes etc. The need to treat these diseases first would entail costs。
The physical condition of the patient itself is a very important factor influencing the cost of the in vitro baby. Before performing the test tube baby, the doctor evaluates the eggs in the female ovaries to determine whether they are properly developed and whether they meet the conditions for the test tube baby. If the female egg is found to be of poor quality, the doctor improves the quality of the egg by various medical means. In addition, male sperm is examined by doctors and, if of poor quality, treated by certain means. Treatment takes different approaches and costs vary。
