Infertilidad（INF） - Guía de turismo médico y tratamiento en China

Infertility treatment in China follows a stepwise, individualized approach. Doctors assess ovarian reserve (AMH, AFC), tubal patency, semen parameters, and endometrial receptivity before deciding between conservative management and procedural intervention. Age under 35 often supports longer medication trials; over 40 may prompt earlier IVF consideration. Mild cases—like unexplained infertility or mild male factor—typically begin with timed intercourse or ovulation induction. Severe tubal damage, severe male factor, or recurrent failure shift focus to assisted reproductive technologies.

Non-surgical options include clomiphene citrate or letrozole for ovulation induction, gonadotropin injections (e.g., recombinant FSH), and intrauterine insemination (IUI). These testing, and monitoring scans. IUI cycles cost approximately $350–$650 per attempt. Medication-only cycles range from $180–$420. Monitoring (ultrasound + E2 tests) adds $120–$280 per cycle. Most patients undergo 3–6 cycles before reassessment.

Surgical and procedural options start with diagnostic laparoscopy/hysteroscopy ($1,900–$3,400), including anesthesia and one-night stay. For tubal blockage or endometriosis, microsurgical repair may be offered—but IVF is more common. IVF/ICSI is the dominant interventional path: standard IVF packages (including stimulation, egg retrieval, lab work, fresh embryo transfer) run $4,200–$7,100. Pre-IVF screening (karyotype, infectious disease panel, hysterosalpingogram) adds $480–$950. Frozen embryo transfer (FET) cycles cost $1,600–$2,900 each. Some hospitals offer PGT-A ($2,300–$3,800 extra) if indicated.

Complex or resistant cases involve recurrent implantation failure (RIF), premature ovarian insufficiency (POI), or severe teratozoospermia. Options may include endometrial receptivity array (ERA), immunomodulation protocols (e.g., intralipids), or donor gamete programs. Donor egg IVF starts at $12,500; donor sperm adds $300–$600. Surrogacy is not available to international patients under Chinese law.

Quick Selection Guide: Under 35 with normal tests? Try 3 IUI cycles first. Budget under $2,000? Focus on ovulation induction + monitoring. Over 40 or AMH <1.0? IVF is typically prioritized. Tubal occlusion confirmed? Laparoscopy may be skipped—direct IVF is standard. Multiple failed IVF cycles? ERA or PGT-A may be discussed. Exact cost depends on the hospital quote, protocol intensity, and medication brand used. Our platform can help you connect with partner hospitals like Peking University First Hospital (Obstetrics & Gynecology Department), Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital (Reproductive Medicine Center), or Guangzhou Women and Children’s Medical Center—and arrange translation, appointment coordination, and accommodation support. Treatment timelines vary: IUI cycles take ~2 weeks each; IVF takes ~4–6 weeks from start to transfer. We’ve assisted patients from Spain, Mexico, and Colombia navigate this process. Really affordable. Here's why.