The cost of IVF 1.2.3 generations, the difference between IVF 1.2.3 generations

When making test tubes, we always search the Internet to see the price of test tubes and things like that, and then we will see test tube technology with different generations. For us, it may be

Very unfamiliar. Xiaobian will introduce you to the cost of 1.2.3 generations of IVF and the difference between 1.2.3 generations of IVF.

Cost of 123 generations of IVF

1. IVF generationusually costs between 3,000 and 5,000 yuan. This is the most basic test-tube baby technology and is suitable for infertility caused by male factors, such as mild asthenospermia, oligospermia, etc.

2. The cost of the second generation of IVFis relatively high, about 5,000 - 8,000 yuan. This technique uses microinjection to inject sperm directly into the oocyte to complete the fertilization process. It is suitable for patients with female factors that do not occur

Pregnancy and infertility, such as severe endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome, etc.

3. The cost of the third generation of IVFis relatively high, and the cycle cost may be 15,000 - 20,000 yuan, or even higher. The three-generation technology is mainly aimed at families with a family history of genetic diseases, through chromosome or genetic examination of embryos

Select healthy embryos for transfer.

Differences between the 1.2.3 Generation of IVF

1. Applicable groups are different

Generation IVF: It is mainly suitable for infertility caused by female factors, such as fallopian tube problems and mild sperm problems in men.

Second-generation IVF: Suitable for infertility conditions with more serious male factors, such as azoospermia, asthenospermia, sperm malformation, etc.

Three-generation IVF: Suitable for couples with genetic diseases, and embryos with genetic diseases are eliminated through screening.

2. Different fertilization methods

Generation IVF babies: An embryo is formed through the natural combination of sperm and eggs.

Second-generation IVF: Sperm is artificially injected into the egg through medical technology to complete fertilization.

Three generations of IVF babies: In vitro fertilization is also required and genetic screening steps for embryos are added.

3. Pregnancy success rate

Around 60%-80%.

4. Differences in cost

Generation IVF has relatively basic technology and low cost.

The second-generation IVF costs slightly higher due to the addition of microinjection technology.

The third-generation IVF involves more laboratory operations and genetic testing, and the cost is higher.