The success rate of test-tube babies in Thailand and how much does it cost to have test-tube babies in Thailand

Many celebrities like to choose to do IVF in Thailand, such as Yang Wei and his wife who gave birth to twins some time ago, and Li Xiang and his wife who want a second child. There are many advantages to doing IVF in Thailand, the most important of which is that you can choose the gender. Today, let's talk about the situation of IVF in Thailand.

Things to note when doing IVF

During the injection of ovulation-stimulating drugs:

1. Use a small amount of water, eat easily digestible food, and eat more protein-rich food, which can make the follicles grow better. Such as: milk, soybeans, fish, shrimp, eggs, beef, lamb, pork, dog meat;

2. Drink electrolyte drinks (in some cases, doctors may recommend this to relieve your symptoms of bloating and fatigue);

3. Don’t wear pants that are too tight (such as jeans), avoid overwork, and keep a happy mood.

After egg retrieval:

1. No food or water can be consumed from the night before egg retrieval (12:00 midnight) to before egg retrieval. Chicken porridge and fish soup can be consumed after egg retrieval;

2. Rest for 2-3 hours after egg retrieval. During this time, you may experience headaches, nausea, vomiting, and dull pain in the lower abdomen. The symptoms will be relieved after rest. You can go home only after the doctor's consent if you feel no discomfort. If you have severe abdominal pain or excessive vaginal bleeding, you must inform the doctor and go to the emergency room at any time;

3. To prevent ascites, drink milk, orange juice (preferably fresh pure orange juice), watermelon and other diuretic drinks (people who have a lot of eggs should keep their urine volume at around 2000ml per day). Eat easily digestible food, noodle soup, porridge, vegetarian stuffed buns, etc. to prevent dry stools;

4. Avoid excessive abdominal force to avoid damage to the ovaries.

Post-transplantation period:

1. Within 48 hours, lie down as much as possible and try to stay flat. Be careful about eating greasy and spicy food, and avoid eating crabs and leeks to prevent diarrhea. Eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more water, eat less staple food and potatoes to prevent constipation, and eat more coarse grains;

2. Keep warm, prevent colds, and refrain from taking medications indiscriminately;

3. No sexual intercourse during this month. No hot compresses or pressure on the abdomen. If there are children around, try to hold them as little as possible.

Other suggestions:

1. Drink soy milk every day, which can promote the growth of endometrium;

2. You can eat 4-5 red dates every day.

Note: You cannot eat black fungus and leeks during the Thai IVF process, as it can easily cause miscarriage. After the transplant, you cannot eat hawthorn, almonds, and longans to promote blood circulation. Do not eat rapeseed, which will cause the embryo to shrink. Do not eat papaya and banana. Do not eat too salty or too sweet food. Avoid spicy food. It is recommended that sisters who are inducing ovulation eat more deep-sea fish, shrimp, sea cucumbers, crucian carp soup, and durian. Eat more nuts after the transplant to facilitate embryo implantation.

Benefits of IVF in Thailand

1. World-leading IVF technology

The United States is second to none in terms of IVF technology, while Thailand uses the world's most advanced third-generation IVF technology, which ranks second in the world after the United States in terms of technology level. It has world-renowned IVF hospitals, a team of experienced experts, advanced technology and complete medical facilities. In addition, Thailand is very close to China, and it is very convenient to travel back and forth. Therefore, Thailand is the first choice for going abroad for IVF!

2. Convenient visa processing

Going abroad requires a visa, and the process is very lengthy and complicated. However, applying for a visa in Thailand is very convenient! Mainland Chinese residents can apply for a Thai tourist visa in advance with a valid passport, or apply for a visa on arrival at an officially approved Thai air or land port.

Such a convenient visa process is really a relief for families who can’t wait to have a baby!

3. Make an appointment with a doctor anytime, anywhere

Everyone knows that it is difficult to register and make an appointment at a hospital in China. To exaggerate, if you have a minor illness, you will be cured by waiting for an appointment. Hahaha, China is not just a country with a large population! In China, if you want to make an appointment with an expert doctor for IVF, you have to wait in line for half a year. After finally getting an appointment, it is still an assembly line work.

In Thailand, you don't have to queue up to make an appointment with a doctor, and you get one-on-one service throughout the process.

More meticulous, more reassuring.

4. IVF and tourism

Thailand is a tourist country with so many famous tourist attractions!

Visit the Grand Palace, Chao Phraya River, and Nong Nooch Tropical Garden! Buddhism is the undisputed "national religion" of Thailand. Believers must visit the Emerald Buddha Temple, one of the three national treasures of Thailand, and the Four-Faced Buddha, one of the most popular religious sites in Thailand!

Take a stroll on the streets of Bangkok and quietly feel the rich and passionate exotic customs, turning overseas test tubes into an overseas trip, comfortable and cozy~!

5. Eat as much delicious fruit as you want

Thailand has a standard tropical monsoon climate and is rich in tropical fruits, known as the "king of fruits". The most famous one is durian! Durian has a sweet texture, a special taste, and is rich in nutrients. Some people may not like the stinky smell of durian? It doesn't matter, Thailand is also rich in mangosteen, mango, papaya, coconut, dragon fruit, jackfruit and small bananas. Wow, I'm drooling just thinking about it!

Thailand not only has a lot of fruits, but also has unique food. Friends who like sweet and sour tastes can enjoy the pure and authentic Thai food!

Cost of IVF in Thailand

The total cost of IVF in Thailand is about 150,000 yuan. What does this cost specifically include?

1. Medical expenses: How much does it cost to go to Thailand for IVF at least? From the first day of going to Thailand, you need to go to Thailand for IVF for relevant physical examinations, so that the doctor can understand the physical condition of each patient in detail and formulate the best treatment plan. Secondly, it is the cost of drugs. Before egg retrieval, the patient will go through a period of ovulation induction. During this period, ovulation induction drugs and other conditioning drugs should be injected regularly. Egg retrieval costs, embryo cultivation costs, after egg retrieval, the hospital will cultivate the embryos, and when the embryos mature to the right time, the doctor will perform embryo transplantation. The cost of surgery is also included in the cost of IVF in Thailand.

2. Living expenses: How much does it cost to go to Thailand for IVF at least? The cost of air tickets, accommodation, food, travel, and accompanying medical translators during this period are also included in the cost of IVF in Thailand. Of course, there is no need to worry about this part.

Why is the cost of IVF in Thailand higher than in China?

In fact, there are two main reasons why the cost of IVF in Thailand is higher than that in China. One is the cost of ovulation-inducing drugs. The older the patient is, the more drugs are used, and the higher the cost is. The other is the cost of surgery and laboratory operations. For example, ovulation-inducing drugs are all imported, so the cost is definitely much better than in China. The technology and experience of doctors in Thai hospitals are more than 20 years ahead of those in China. In terms of service, they are all one-to-one services, and the success rate is much higher than that of other countries. In addition, food and accommodation in Thailand also cost money, so the price is definitely higher than in China.

Thailand's test tube success rate

Although IVF technology has developed rapidly in recent years, the success rate is not as guaranteed as the rumors on the Internet! According to official statistics from Thailand, the success rate of IVF in Thailand is about 60%. The so-called official success rate refers to the total success rate of IVF in all hospitals in a country. In addition to the choice of hospital doctors and technology, personal success rate is also the biggest factor affecting the success rate of IVF. The needs and physical conditions of each couple preparing for pregnancy are different, and the corresponding success rates will also be different. For example, the success rate will decrease when the woman is over 35 years old compared to before 35 years old. The success rate of customers who have a history of childbearing and only need PGD or A-CGH will also be higher than that of infertile customers who have never given birth.