Patient's question:
I just got pregnant three months ago and kept trying natural delivery but couldn't get pregnant. So we went to the hospital for IVF. The result was that two embryos survived, but one had abnormal growth and development, which led to growth restriction. I want to consult about the cost of the growth-restricted fetal reduction surgery.What kind of help I need: How much does the growth-restricted fetal reduction surgery cost?
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you are now three months pregnant and have undergone in vitro fertilization. One of the fetuses has abnormal growth and development, requiring a selective reduction procedure. The cost of the selective reduction procedure varies, ranging from thousands of dollars. Since each person's situation is different and prices vary by region, the surgery also carries risks. During the selective reduction procedure, there is a possibility of affecting the other fetus, and the cost depends on the smoothness of the surgery. After the procedure, pay attention to rest, avoid overexertion, and maintain a relaxed mood.