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With the development of IVF technology, it has helped many infertile families solve their fertility problems. Shenzhen hospital for IVF cost? Here we will introduce the specifics.

The cost of in vitro fertilization in Shenzhen hospitals?

1, the couple's examination costs: in order to ensure the quality of sperm and eggs when infertile couples are screened for indications to receive IVF treatment, both couples should undergo treatment-related medical examinations, including blood type, blood routine, liver and kidney function, hepatitis B and C tests, semen culture, vaginal secretion culture, syphilis screening, HIV screening, cervical cancer screening, chromosome examination and so on.

2, the cost of ovulation drugs: the cost of drug ovulation and follicle monitoring, drug ovulation and follicle monitoring is a key part of in vitro fertilization embryo transfer. There are many kinds of drugs used, and the price varies. Ovulation drugs are divided into domestic and imported drugs. Generally, imported drugs are more expensive, but the performance is better, and the use of the effect is better than the domestic ovulation drugs. Due to the difference between imported and domestic drugs, the cost varies greatly, ranging from 3,000-20,000 yuan, usually around 5,000-10,000 yuan. In addition, the older the age, the higher the dosage, the higher the cost.

3、Surgery and laboratory operation cost: this part of the cost varies according to the treatment method. Generally around ten thousand dollars. The total cost ranges from ten thousand to over thirty thousand dollars. The cost of IVF, including the cost of medication and surgery, is relatively high because the cost of medication to stimulate ovulation is high, and the external conditions needed for egg fertilization and embryo development are also high. So infertile couples wanting IVF will need a significant amount of money.

The specific process of IVF

Because an IVF requires a sufficient number of healthy eggs to be able to do it, but again, a woman can only produce one mature egg per month. Therefore, in vitro fertilization requires ovulation stimulation treatment, which is designed to inhibit the development of the dominant follicle, slow down its development, and give the other follicles a certain amount of nutrients and time to achieve the purpose of simultaneous development of multiple follicles.

To put it simply, ovulation stimulation is to let the big follicle “starve” first, and distribute the only food to other small follicles, so as to bring everyone to the same level.

Once the follicle has developed to a certain standard, the second stage can be carried out. At this time, the follicles are almost developed and need to be fattened with sufficient nutrient hormones, so that each follicle eats and drinks well, in order to promote further follicle development and ovulation.

When the follicles increase in size to about 16mm, the husband can be allowed to ovulate once, in order to ensure that the day of egg retrieval can have a better sperm fertilization, otherwise after such a long time, the sperm will certainly be aging. And after the second stage of fertilization, almost a batch of follicles have developed and matured, and at this time you can start egg retrieval.

When it comes to egg retrieval, many people are worried that it will be very painful, but in fact, the egg retrieval will be carried out with intravenous general anesthesia or pain relief injection. During general anesthesia, the consciousness will disappear, while the painkiller injection is still a bit painful, but generally can be tolerated, so there is no need to worry.

Egg retrieval is usually guided by a transvaginal ultrasound, and the doctor uses a long, thin, transparent tube to pierce the follicle and aspirate the mature egg along with the follicular fluid into a petri dish. On the day of the egg retrieval, the male partner retrieves the sperm, which is then placed in the same petri dish so that the sperm compete with each other to get to the egg and form a fertilized egg.

However, not all sperm are able to burrow into the egg on their own, in which case a doctor's help is needed. If this happens, the doctor is usually required to use microinjection to select good sperm from the semen and inject them directly into the egg, after which fertilization is completed.

The fertilized eggs are placed in a petri dish, which will contain the right nutrients for their growth, before being placed in an incubator for culture. The incubator simulates the environment of the human fallopian tube, in which the temperature, humidity, oxygen, nitrogen and nitrogen concentration are all strictly regulated.

After the embryos have been cultured, high-quality embryos are then selected for transfer to the uterus for conception. The transfer procedure is performed under the guidance of abdominal ultrasound, which allows you to clearly see where the embryos are placed and the condition of the uterine lining. The transfer process is painless, so you don't have to worry about it.