IVF in the US the Shocking cost

In this video we break down the costs of IVF in Italy vs the USA. This is mainly for those that are curious about the overall process, or for those that might be looking to go abroad for IVF and need some information. We check differences between the egg retrieval, embryo transfer, IVF medication and PGT-A testing. We'll also discuss why we are doing egg banking rather than embryo banking. We've gotten a lot of questions about this since it's well known that embryos survive freezing better than eggs. And finally, we will talk about all the things we're doing differently for this second egg retrieval. You already know about the acupuncture, but we talk about different medications, diet, etc. Let us know if you have other questions that we can try to answer in future videos!

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[janehobbs]

I had ivf for years (13 years) and was finally successful in 1985, no insurance and cost a fortune!! My baby is 40 this year!!! Love you guys ❤❤❤

[donnamarielaino]

I am a nurse and Italian. Good luck to you. I almost did IVF then opted for adoption. Proud mom of two girls from Thailand. All the best. XXOO

[ovrtrubledwtr]

This video is posted on St. Brigid’s Day, and some of the things she is a patron saint for are mothers and new born babies. I don’t know how religious either of you are, but it definitely can’t hurt to have her on your side through this!

[emilysavage]

I really, really appreciate you suggesting other causes people can contribute their hard earned money towards. Y'all are truly good people.

[Katmcali]

My Son & DIL's first baby arrived 2 days ago. So thankful for IVF !
She would not be here without it. The first 3 transfers did not take. They never gave up & fortunately the 4th transfer was the blessing! Their embryos were frozen as well.
Best wishes to you both. It can be a long journey as you are finding out. But, so worth it!

[sherylkennedy]

I’m so excited for you!
May your IVF go smoothly..
Love and peace.

[maryslater]

Our daughter is 9 years old born via a surrogate with my husband’s sperm and an egg donor. All in, she cost us 128, 000! We love her and would do it again!

[rosannarm]

It is so refreshing that you are stating not to contribute to you and not scamming/mooching! I love your channel even more!!! I truly hope GOD rewards you soon! Keep the faith.

[penelopebol]

In bocca al lupo ragazzi! Noi siamo in questo percorso da 4 anni, con un triste aborto l'anno scorso. Che il 2025 porti buone notizie a tutti noi <3

[lindajackson]

I wish you both the best outcome possible. I have twin grandchildren that were born via IVF and they are such a blessing. They are 9 years old now.

[brendenhill]

With the progesterone shots, we warmed the vile in hot water which really helped thin out the oil making it easier to inject. It was a big help. My wife also alternated sides if one was more sore than the other. She had some sort of prescribed lidocaine that really helped numb the area prior to insertion and a warm cloth applied after which preventing knotting. Best of luck to the two of you my wife is 30 weeks pregnant after trying for over 5 years. We love your videos and are praying for you!

[MsDorkusmaximus]

I'm not offering experience or advice, but one thing I really got out of this is that you are in this as a *team.* your support of each other seems truly heartfelt and palpable. You are role models for how people who love and respect one another should treat each other. It's really beautiful.

[plaidpaisley]

My 2 rounds were covered by my insurance! This was 25 years ago. The headquarters of the company I worked for was in a state (MA) that covered IVF. All I had to pay for was the meds. This was the 2nd try, which was successful was $500 worth of meds. I was SO grateful!! Also had a (another) natural birth almost 3yrs later.

[ChessQueen]

So crazy! In my country in eastern Europe it's completely free. With unlimited tries. All private clinics provide it with approval from the state. Having to wait or having to pay for having a baby is outrageous!

[NanJam-cufx]

Thank you for sharing your experience! When I went through all of this in 2002 I felt so alone! You're doing a great service to others by sharing your story. Best wishes! <3

[LMaquino]

We were fortunate that we have medical insurance that covers infertility and IVF. We were so blessed to have a great fertility doctor here in Texas. We just had 1 round of embryo transfer with our one and only embryo and we’re currently 34 weeks pregnant.

With insurance, all the test that we’ve done including PGT, egg retrieval, embryo transfer and all our medications.. our co-pay for everything if summed up around $4, 500.

We recommended 2 of our friends with our fertility doctor and both are pregnant with their first embryo transfer. Blessed to have our doctor.

Praying for both of you and good luck with your IVF journey 🙏🏽

[sandrak.robbins]

Thank you for sharing your journey with us. It is complicated and costly! I am amazed at all of it, let alone that the amazing science and medical advances! You two are such a beautiful couple and you are so strong and positive and you keep your sense of humor throughout it all. You two are an inspiration to all of us! Love to you :)

[mommytochris]

❤❤❤you guys sharing this is helping so many! We are all praying for you!

[rachelgriffiths]

Wow and I thought the UK was expensive!! As another comparison, we went from the UK to Greece for IVF. We had fresh egg transfer and the total cost is €3500 plus drugs for €1000. Blood tests no more than €100. Our clinic is AMAZING and so much better than what I’ve experienced in UK x

[valkrickus]

I really respect the fact that you are not setting up a go fund me. I wish you all the luck in the world that you have success this time!