IVF (In-vitro Fertilization) ICSI+ET

About This Service

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Doing ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection) is a way to select the strongest sperm. It is passed under a microscope and injected. To be specifically mixed with eggs using a small needle. Once they are mixed together, they will be raised in a laboratory with a special culture solution. Then when the embryo has developed to the appropriate stage. It will be inserted into the uterine cavity to continue the pregnancy.

This method is suitable for

-Couples who are unable to have children within 1 year despite having regular sex. and not on birth control
- Older female spouse (over 35 years)
-The female spouse has a history of multiple miscarriages. For unknown reasons
-Spouses in which the male partner has abnormal sperm quality There is very little semen or sperm is not strong.
-Spouses who have had infertility treated with other assisted reproductive technologies but were unsuccessful, such as counting the days of intercourse, IVF, GIFT, and IUI.

ICSI treatment is considered to have the highest chance of pregnancy. The average success rate is 70-85%, but it also depends on the age of the woman. If you are over 35 years of age, your chances of having a successful pregnancy may decrease.

Steps for doing ICSI

1. Consult a doctor for a physical examination for both men and women.

2. Egg stimulation Women will receive hormone injections to stimulate their ovaries for approximately 9-12 days (3-4 days see a doctor. Including drawing blood to check hormones)

3. Inject eggs to ripen approximately 36 hours before egg collection.

4. Collect eggs-sperm

5. Doing ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection) is to select the strongest sperm. It is passed under a microscope and injected. to mix with eggs

6. Raising embryos in the laboratory Chromosome test (NGS test)

7. Transfer the embryo back into the uterus.

8. Take a pregnancy test approximately 1 week after embryo transfer.

Items included in the ICSI + FET package

- Egg stimulating drug cost 3,000 units
- Value of blood test to look at hormones while stimulating eggs
(at the discretion of the doctor)
- Doctor's fees throughout treatment
- Ultrasound values ​​throughout treatment
- Cost of injections to prevent ovulation (The amount depends on the doctor's discretion)
- Cost of injection to ripen eggs, 1 dose
- The cost of the egg collection procedure includes the cost of medicine to take home after collecting the eggs.
- operating expenses in the operating room and recovery room
- Anesthesiologist fees and anesthesia medication fees
- Cost of preparing egg foam and semen Including doing ICSI (ICSI)
- Fees for culturing embryos to the blastocyst stage.
- Cost of freezing 2 embryos (price of next embryo 2,000 baht each)
- Fee for 2 embryo chromosome testing (NGS)
(Next price is 15,000 baht each)
- Cost of medication to prepare the uterine cavity before embryo transfer.
- Fees for blood tests to check hormones while preparing the uterine cavity and after embryo transfer
- Embryo thawing cost
- Cost of the embryo transfer procedure into the uterine cavity
- Medicine expenses to take home after embryo transfer