How to get a 'in vitro' fertilization for free (in the United States)

Most couples with infertility end up resorting to private health to try to solve their problem, because there are many more private centers than public.The cost of therapies varies between centers but almost never falls from the 5.000 euros.

In the United States, where prices are somewhat higher, there are options to receive infertility for free, some quite striking.As Elisabeth Pedersen collects in her blog, there is what she has baptized as a fertilization 'in vitro' 'low cost' that, as the airlines of this type do, allow to dream of the assisted motherhood to women and couples whose economy would never allow themface it.

The first of the formulas would be to undergo infertility treatment in the context of a clinical investigation.The author does not give any specific example, but explains that there are hospitals with research of this type for those who need patients and recommend parents with financing problems to explore this option in their area of residence.

Another option is to share oocytes.Some clinics offer the possibility of financing in vitro fertilization to women willing to donate part of their oocytes, although these are first used in other women.Thus, there is a risk that there are not enough for both patients and, even if the treatment is free, in vitro fertilization is not carried out.

This option is also offered in some centers of the much closer United Kingdom, where the different venues of 'London Women's Clinic' offer the IVFR for free (you just have to pay for medications) to women who share their gametes.

Another alternative is the so -called 'FIV mini', only available for women under 36 years old.The cost of this treatment is approximately 60% lower than the conventional one, because less medications for ovarian stimulation and other phases of IVF are used.

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Again in the US, there are offers of different clinics in which, although it is paid a little more, the health center undertakes to return the money if a gestation is not achieved, which, in the long term, can get cheaper to the womanwhat seeks to have children through IVF.

In Spain, coupons fever has also reached medicine and, with it, in vitro fertilization.In the medprive portal they offered last week the possibility of undergoing an IVF cycle by 3.250 euros instead of its usual price of 4.600 euros in a well -known Madrid clinic, to give only one example.

Also in Spain, some clinics offer the possibility of financing in terms of fertility treatments, although the patient has always to be paid for them.

On the other side of the puddle, there is the possibility of total gratuity, with clinics that raffle FIV cycles through original initiatives.The Sher Reproduction Center Network currently offers the possibility of receiving a free FIV cycle from couples who upload to their 'Facebook' page a video counting "their experience with infertility".

Without such creativity, the non -profit entity 'International Council for Realtility Information Dissemination' asks for donations to finance the IVF to women who cannot afford it, through agreements with clinics from all over the country and with pharmaceutical laboratories that provide the necessary medicinesFor ovarian stimulation.