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Costs of IVF?
the_devil_made_me_do_it
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I had a tubal ligation a few years ago & now regret it.
Am trying to work out whats best IVF or a possible reversal.
Can anyone advise on the costs and how long it takes to go through IVF before reaching the implantation stage?
Thanks
Am trying to work out whats best IVF or a possible reversal.
Can anyone advise on the costs and how long it takes to go through IVF before reaching the implantation stage?
Thanks
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I'm looking into IVF at the moment. I looked at my nearest hospital with a fertility unit (via Google) and they had all the info on there about timings and costs.
It looked around £3500-£4000 per cycle for IVF and a bit more for ICSI.
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We paid £3800 for one cycle of ICSI in 2007. From starting the drugs on the first day of my cycle to implantation stage was about 6 weeks.
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Wow 6 weeks is really quick. Not sure what length of time I was expecting0
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I have gone through 3 lots of IVF at approx £3500 per treatment and £500 for drugs each time. From start to end my cycle lasted about 5 weeks.0
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Take a look at Care http://www.carefertility.com/
I for one, very lucky mummy, can certainly vouch for them.
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Do hospitals offer treatment on finance?0
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Have you looked into the possibility of having the tubal ligation reversed? I realise that surgery of this nature isn't necessarily a trivial procedure but it might be less expensive that IVF. If you have a chat with your GP they might be able to give you an idea of the length of the waiting-list for NHS treatment and a vague idea of the cost of going privately0
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BitterAndTwisted wrote: »Have you looked into the possibility of having the tubal ligation reversed? I realise that surgery of this nature isn't necessarily a trivial procedure but it might be less expensive that IVF. If you have a chat with your GP they might be able to give you an idea of the length of the waiting-list for NHS treatment and a vague idea of the cost of going privately
My PCT does not pay for reversals on the NHS, I would have to go private. Also, the success is dependent upon how the operation was done in the first place & how long it's been since the inital tubal ligation op.
I certainly will check costs tho' as it is always another option.0 -
I have never heard of treatments on finance tbh.
We have had 6 cycles (4 IVF and 2 FET) Our treatment is approx £5000 a time now but we have extra meds due to blood clotting issues.
The timing does all depend on a few seperate circumstances but i'd say 6 weeks isn't a bad estimate.
Be prepared for it to be quite an intense time, with scans and clinic visits on a regular basis.
What clinic are you looking at if you wish to answer of course.2 angels in heaven :A0 -
I cant believe how expensive IVF is i cant believe you dont get more help on the NHS. I think it appauling in this day and age and you can bet the relative cost isnt a fraction of what they actually charge.:jFriends are like fabric you can never have enough:j0
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