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IVF Treatment Abroad
has been a major growth industry for the past few years. With the savings to be made on IVF Treatment
abroad, it's easy to see why! Previously, US, Canadian and UK citizens travelled overseas to countries in
the Far East for more affordable fertility treatments, such as IVF, but it is now possible to get excellent IVF
treatment in many countries in South America, Eastern Europe and the Middle
East.
IVF Treatment FAQs:
IVF treatment is the method of conception where the egg cells
are surgically removed, and fertilised outside the womb. There are various reasons why fertility problems, either in the female or in the male, may
cause a couple to resort to IVF, but in most instances it is a last option, for when the cheaper fertility
solutions have failed.
There are various options in IVF treatment, depending on the needs of the
patient. For instance IVF may be combined with Artificial Insemination, Egg Donation, or Surrogacy, and
sometimes the patient may opt for Genetic Screening.
There are several reasons why a couple may consider IVF abroad. The
first is frequently the high cost of IVF at home, compared with often far-lower prices
abroad. It is possible, with a little research, to reduce the cost of IVF treatment by more than
70%, by going abroad for fertility treatment.
Another common reason for IVF abroad is that the patient's home country has
ethical or religious objections to some or all of the technologies associated with IVF treatment. Many
German women wanting certain types of IVF treatments find themselves unable to get them in their own country,
and are, in effect, forced to travel abroad for IVF, often to UK or Spain. In these instances it may be
more accurate to describe those travelling for IVF abroad as medical refugees than as medical
tourists.
The cost of IVF treatment varies wildly from
country to country, so an accurate answer to the cost of IVF treatment is difficult to give, as
it all depends on where you live.
This disparity between the cost for IVF in
different countries does mean that it is possible to benefit by comparing the prices between countries, and
picking a country for IVF with a good reputation and high success rates while offering much lower
prices.
In the US, the average cost for IVF treatment
is around $14,500, about four times the cost in countries such as India, Singapore, Malaysia,
Costa Rica, Argentina, Mexico, Panama and Columbia. Canada is also a popular choice for IVF abroad,
saving around a third of the cost of IVF, while remaining in a more-familiar, and English-speaking
environment.
In Europe, the UK, Czech Republic, Germany,
Greece, France and Belgium are all popular destinations for fertility treatment at a comparatively low
cost.
Many UK residents are now travelling abroad to the
Czech Republic, Greece and Belgium, and also to France, Poland, Hungary and Croatia and Spain.
Romania now appears to be developing a high reputation for IVF at a much lower price.
There are a number of
factors why IVF is often so much cheaper abroad. In some instances it is due to lower
infrastructure costs and wage costs in one country compared to another.
Other countries, such as Singapore
are extremely business-friendly, with lower rates of taxes, and an in-built efficiency, which can help to
drive down the cost of fertility treatments such as IVF.
It is also arguable that in countries such as the
US and the UK, costs for medicines and treatments are kept artificially high by monopolies. There is
certainly no doubt that many medications are far cheaper in countries such as India, compared to identical ones
in the US.
There has been
limited evidence that preimplantation genetic screening can improve the chances of successful IVF treatment,
particularly in women who are of an advanced maternal age, defined as 35 plus, or where three or more
unsuccessful attempts at IVF have been made.
Because PGS is not
permited in many countries, this is one reason why many people choose to get IVF treatment
abroad.
The success rates
of each IVF clinic are not as clear-cut as you would expect, and it is advisable to treat league-tables
with caution. In actual fact, most clinics, abroad and at home, will have a fairly similar average
success rate for IVF treatment, when all factors are considered.
Travelling
abroad for fertility treatment will certainly not impact on your success. It will, however,
result in much lower costs, which is why IVF abroad is becoming a popular option for those in
the know.
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