IVF cost in Ghana

 IVF cost in ghana- The estimated cost of IVF treatment in Ghana is USD 4000 for one fresh IVF cycle, and the cost depends on the number of cycles the couple uses to achieve a successful outcome of the procedure. The other factors that can influence the cost of IVF treatment in Ghana are mentioned below:

1. Age of the couple: The couple's age is one of the major factors that increase the IVF treatment cost in Ghana. The couple with growing age need a high dosage of fertility drugs to produce good quality eggs and sperms for fertilization. The fertility experts at We Care IVF Surrogacy recommend IVF treatment to women below 35 and men below 40 to achieve the successful outcome of the treatment.

2. Eating habits: Couples who consume alcohol, tobacco, or other harmful drugs can face challenges while producing eggs and sperms. To produce a maximum number of eggs and sperms couple needs a high fertility dosage that increases the overall cost of IVF treatment in Ghana. The fertility expert will advise the couples to quit alcohol, tobacco, and other harmful drugs at least a month before proceeding with an IVF treatment in Ghana.

3. Bodyweight: Couples who are overweight or underweight need to maintain their ideal body weight according to the body mass index (BMI) to achieve the successful outcome of the procedure. 

In both cases, the couple needs a high fertility dosage to produce multiple eggs and sperms for fertilization, increasing the overall IVF treatment cost in Ghana.

What is a basic IVF treatment in Ghana procedure?

The basic IVF treatment in Ghana is a normal surgical procedure wherein the fertility experts at We Care IVF Surrogacy will collect the woman's eggs, mix them with her husband's sperm, or use donor sperm for fertilization. This entire process will be performed outside the woman's body but in the IVF laboratory. Once the eggs and sperms are fertilized, it will be considered an embryo that the embryologist will implant into the uterus of the birth mother and wait for the pregnancy to occur.

After two weeks of embryo transfer, the fertility expert will ask the couples to visit the fertility clinic for pregnancy check-ups, which will be conducted using ultrasound for hearing the infant's heartbeat. Once the fertility expert can hear the infant's heartbeat, it indicates that the pregnancy is confirmed. The couple can be discharged from the fertility clinic and hand over to the local obstetrician for further treatment until the baby is delivered. If the couple needs any help from the fertility clinic, then the fertility experts at We Care IVF Surrogacy will also help the couples.

What other fertility treatments are available at We Care IVF Surrogacy for childless couples?

There are several other fertility treatment options in Ghana available at We Care IVF Surrogacy for childless couples. These are:

1. ICSI: ICSI is one of the best fertility treatments in Ghana that is useful to treat male infertility issues. In this procedure, the fertility expert will directly inject a single sperm into each egg to smooth the fertilization process. If sperms in men's ejaculate are not present, they will be extracted surgically using advanced techniques like testicular sperm aspiration (TESA) or percutaneous epididymal sperm aspiration (PESA).

2. PGD: PGD stands for preimplantation genetic diagnosis. It is usually performed before the embryo transfer process to check the abnormalities in embryos. If fertility experts find any genetic disorder attached to the embryo, they treat the embryo's abnormalities first. After that, they will transfer the most active and healthy embryo into the uterus of the birth mother. The fertility experts will make sure that no genetic disease passes to the newborn.

3. Egg donation: It is a procedure that is beneficial for women who cannot produce good quality eggs for fertilization; however, they wish to carry their baby in a womb. In such cases, the fertility experts at We Care IVF Surrogacy will borrow the eggs from the egg donor and mix them with the sperm of the biological father or use donor sperm for fertilization. Once the fertilization occurs, the resulted embryo will be placed into the uterus of the biological mother.

4. Gestational surrogacy: It is an advanced fertility treatment in Ghana that is beneficial for same-sex couples, single parents, and women who cannot hold a baby in their womb. In this procedure, the fertility experts at We Care IVF Surrogacy use the donor eggs or the biological mother eggs and mix them with the genetic father's sperm or a donor to ease the fertilization process. Once the fertilization occurs, the resulting embryo will be placed into the surrogate mother's uterus, and she will carry a baby till full term.

Upon completing the surrogacy procedure, the surrogate mother needs to hand over the baby to the biological parents. For this, signed a legal agreement between both parties before the fertility clinic begins the surrogacy program.

What makes people choose We Care IVF Surrogacy as the fertility clinic to have their baby?

The following are the factors that attract the attention of many people to choose the We Care IVF Surrogacy as the fertility clinic to have their baby:

1. Cost-effective treatments: At We Care IVF Surrogacy, people will get the appropriate and affordable fertility treatments because the fertility experts at this clinic did a survey, and based on their analysis, they found that more than half of the population worldwide is dealing with infertility issues. The challenge for them is the cost, as the people below the poverty line could not afford the expensive treatments. But now, people of every class can easily avail the benefits due to low-cost fertility treatments.

2. Success rates: It is another factor that attracts the attention of many people as the success rates for taking the baby home from We Care IVF Surrogacy is comparatively high from other fertility clinics.

3. Qualified fertility professionals: At We Care IVF Surrogacy, we have qualified and trained professionals with more than two decades of experience in treating the causes of infertility in couples.