Artificial insemination is a technique that uses sperm to assist the female reproductive tract in conceiving through non sexual means, mainly used for male infertility. This includes two types of artificial insemination: husband's artificial insemination (AIH) and donor's artificial insemination (AID). In cases where the male partner has abnormal sexual organs such as a short penis, hypospadias, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, or the female partner has cervical stenosis or unexplained infertility, artificial insemination between spouses can be used.
Firstly, a detailed gynecological examination should be conducted on infertile women who undergo artificial insemination. If all tests are normal, the conditions for accepting artificial insemination are met. Then it is necessary to estimate the ovulation date in order to select the optimal time for fertilization. The cost of artificial insemination is divided into examination fees, medication fees, and examination fees for both men and women. Moreover, the cost of the first artificial insemination examination is slightly higher, and the cost of the second examination will be lower. The medication is the cost of injecting ovulation promoting drugs into women, and the cost varies depending on the place of origin of the medication. Overall, the cost of insemination is not necessarily determined and depends on one's own situation.
In China, the cost for couples is approximately 2000-4000 yuan (depending on the hospital location), during which multiple B-ultrasound monitoring sessions are required, with each session costing 70 yuan. If it is a natural cycle, where the female follicle develops normally, there is no need for medication to stimulate follicle development, and only a final surgical fee of about 2000 yuan is required. If you want to do a medication cycle, it is estimated that the cost of medication will be added, which is about 4000 yuan.
The success rate of artificial insemination varies greatly. Artificial insemination with husband's semen may vary depending on the number and motility of sperm, as well as the number of procedures performed. Artificial insemination with husband's semen may vary depending on the number and motility of sperm, as well as the number of procedures performed. If the semen is normal, the overall success rate can reach 50%. The success rate of artificial insemination with donor's semen is generally higher than that with husband's semen, with fresh semen accounting for about 70%; The success rate of refrigerating semen is about 50%, but it reduces the risk of infectious disease transmission. The success rate of intrauterine artificial insemination is about 40%.
