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IVF Cost at Genisis, Greece

admin — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:02:30 +0000

Here is the response to my letter requesting the IVF cost, IVF success rates and IVF procedure at Genisis in Athens, Greece.

thank you for your e-mail.

The pregnancy rate is about 50% at the age up to 40 and after 40 goes to 25%.

We performed over 3100 oocyte pickups last year and the maximum age we treated here is 50 (by law).

Of course those women arranged donor eggs. The fertility condition will not treated are few, women over the age of 50 of women one reason or another have the endometrium destroyed. Of course these women still use surrogacy. We place 3 embryos maximum at the time untill age of 40, and over 40 we place 4 embryos.

The basic cost of IVF depends treatment 3-4000 euro with no adittional cost, if the cycle is abanded there are only just some expences. You will need to be here in Greece about a week – 10 days, if you are able to do ultrasounds at the UK. For logistics and flight accomondation will contact at our clinic at +302106894326 with Mrs Anastasia.

Your treatment will be and by e-mail and monitor can may be done at the UK or here in Greece. Of course, careful monitory should be done avoid hyperstimulation. The clinic is inside the Hospital “Genesis Athens” which is registered in the minister of Health.

Our site is www.genesisathens.gr

There is no waiting list for IVF, whenever you decide.

Kind Regards

K.Pantos

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IVF Cost at Life Assisted Reproduction and Gynaecology Clinic, Greece

admin — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 15:53:50 +0000

Below is the response to my IVF cost letter from the Life Assisted Reproduction and Gynaecology Clinic in Athens, Greece regarding the IVF cost, IVF success rate and IVF procedure.

Thank you for your email. I am sorry for the delay in my reply.
I have tried to answers your questions as fully as possible (please see document attached) but if you would like more details please don’t hesitate to contact us (0030 210 00 631). We will be happy to answer any questions that you have.

Kind regards,

Catherine

——————————Overseas Patient Coordinator
Life Clinic – Athens
Greece

www.lifeclinic.gr
Tel: 0030 210 00 631

I have answered the questions you presented as fully as possible. For more detailed information please see our website www.lifeclinic.gr or contact the clinic directly on (0030) 210 00 631.

Just to correct you that our clinic is based in Athens, Greece and not in Turkey as you wrote on your email.

Life Clinic is a newly established IVF clinic in Greece. In Life clinic, in contrast with other traditional clinics in this field, we try see and treat infertility not only by producing and transferring embryos but also by trying to find and correct underlying problems that may stop a woman from becoming pregnant.

Our clinical director, Dr Dimitri Papanikolaou, worked until 2 years ago as deputy clinical director in the UK’s most successful IVF clinic in London (ARGC), returning to Greece to establish a clinic in Athens using the same proven fertility techniques.

Having worked with the pioneers in immune related infertility problems, we have a vast experience in unexplained infertility and we offer comprehensive investigation and management in this field.

· What is the current success rate for your clinic? (preferably by age as I know that the success rate will be much lower for somebody of my age)

Our overall clinical success rates for live birth are:

Under 35yrs: 51%.

35-39yrs: 39%

40-42yrs: 18%

43-44yrs: 7%

At Life Clinic we prefer to individualise the success rate for each patient in order to be as honest as possible with our patients. Success rates for IVF vary and are dependent on many factors such as the woman’s age, cause of infertility and presence of additional factors.

· How many cycles do you perform per year at the clinic?

On 2008 we had 152 cycles.

· What is the maximum age that you treat?

We are restricted by Greek regulations to a maximum of 50 years of age.

· Are there any fertility conditions that you will not treat?

All fertility conditions are treated at Life Clinic with the exception of HIV positive patients. This includes egg and sperm donations and reproductive immunological treatment.

· What is your embryo transfer policy? How many embryos will you replace at one time?

Up to 4 embryos can be transferred for women under 40 years of age and 3 embryos for over 40 years of age.

· What is the cost of IVF treatment?

The cost of an IVF cycle is 2.900 EUR. This includes initial and follow-up consultations, ultrasound scans, theatre charges, anaesthetic charges and doctor’s fees. All our prices are listed on our website at www.lifeclinic.gr

There are additional costs for medications and any blood tests that are required. Medication costs vary for each patient (depending mainly on the woman’s age and how easy she responds to stimulation), which is usually between 1.000 – 2.000+ EUR. Costs for blood tests during the stimulation are less than 400 EUR.

· What happens to the costs if the cycle has to be abandoned?

If in the unlikely event that a cycle needs to be cancelled prior to the egg collection, minimal charges are incurred. These will be the costs of the cycle up to the point of cancelling (i.e. blood tests) and a small medical fee.

· How long would I need to be in Greece for?

This depends on the individual patient’s preferences especially for overseas patients.

We prefer two visits in Athens, one for the initial consultation and check up in order to plan the treatment and one for the actual treatment.

However, most overseas patients prefer to have the first consultation over the telephone and to monitor the progress of their treatment in the earlier stages locally (with blood tests and ultrasound scans) which is then followed by a visit to the clinic in Athens for the embryo transfer.

We prefer patients to arrive a few days prior to embryo transfer in order to be sure that everything runs smoothly with their treatment and to stay at least 1 day post the procedure.

· Who deals with the logistics of flights and accommodation?

We provide all the information needed on flights and accommodation in Athens. If preferred, an agent can arrange everything for you at very competitive prices. Usually, however, patients prefer to arrange this themselves.

· How is the pre-treatment carried out?

The best way is for this to be conducted in our clinic in Athens. However, for overseas patients this can be done at local clinics or through their GP locally with instructions from Life Clinic.

· How do I get medication?

You can buy them from every pharmacy in Athens or we can arrange to send you a prescription so you can get them locally. In the UK, GP’ s are sometimes very helpful with this.

· How will I be monitored?

During the stimulation, regular vaginal ultrasound scans and daily blood tests are required.

For overseas patients who prefer to arrive in Athens for the later stages of the treatment only, i.e. the embryo transfer, must find a clinic locally in which to have these blood tests and ensure that blood test results are forwarded on to us the same day. The doctor uses this information to determine the patient’s response to treatment and if required adjust the daily dosage of medications in order to maximise the patient’s chances of success.

· How will I know that I am not being under / over stimulated?

The close monitoring we suggest and support is the best way to avoid the above situations.

All patients are monitored closely enough through their treatment with ultrasound scans and daily blood tests.

· If I have a problem whilst in the UK who would I go to?

Patients would contact their doctor at Life Clinic (we are on-call 24 hrs). In addition, we maintain links with private IVF clinics in Europe (including London), so in the unlikely event that the patient requires immediate treatment/procedures externally to Life Clinic then these clinics would be consulted.

· Is the clinic registered with any regulatory body?

Life Clinic is under the regulation of the Greek national authorities including the General Medical Council and the Hellenic Authority of Assisted Reproduction (equivalent to HFEA in the UK).

· How long is the waiting list for IVF treatment?

Our current waiting time for consultation is less than a month. For IVF treatment cycles there is no waiting list.

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IVF Cost at Mediterranean Fertility Center & Genetic Services, Crete, Greece – great information!

admin — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 14:17:00 +0000

Twelve days after I sent my letter requesting information on the IVF cost, IVF success rate and IVF procedure at the Mediterranean Fertility Center & Genetic Services in Crete, Greece I received the reply below. This is great information with all of my questions addressed directly.

I have added the approximate US$ prices in red.

Their website is worth having a look at, there is some good general information on there as well as information about the clinic itself. Click here to go to their website. The full contact details for the clinic are:

Address:
Mediterranean Fertility Center & Genetic Services
Jacumakis Ioannis
24 Zimvrakakidon St.
Chania 73136 Crete,Greece

Telephone: +302821090955
Mobile: +306972247074
Fax: +302821090355
e-mail: ivflab@otenet.gr

Good morning

Thank your interest in our clinic, I apologise for the delay to answer you,

I send you an couple investigation paper that you should send back to me, about your infertility problems I would like to have more information about your last treatment, hormonal analysis, also a spermogram of your partner if possible so I can offer you a suitable treatment.

I have answer your question in the att.

Best regards

Monica tsouroupaki

Ivf director

Attachment with answers to my questions:

Thank you for your kind interest in our Center, the Mediterranean Fertility Center & Genetic Services, Chania opened its doors in May 1994. Since its inception, MFCSS has become the leader in Reproductive Medicine and and Assisted Reproduction Technologies in the Island of Crete.

The high rate of fertility together with the quality and devotion of our staff, combined with reasonable prices, attract patients both from Greece and from around the world.

We shall try to answer in a comprehensive way, to your questions:

What is the current success rate for your clinic?

- The clinical pregnancy rate (fetal heart beat detected by ultrasound) we obtained last year (2007) for IVF – ET /ICSI with fresh oocytes/embryos, by age for each started cycle, is as follows:

_ age range: 25 – 30 : ……35 %……….

_ age range: 31 – 35 : …29 %………….

_ age range: 36 – 40 : ……26%……….

_ age range: over 40 : ……16 %……….

The clinical pregnancy rate (fetal heart beat detected by ultrasound) we

obtained last year (2007) for OOCYTE DONATION with fresh oocytes/embryos for each ET is:……40 %………………

How many cycles do you perform per year at the clinic?

In 2007 we performed ……350………. oocyte pick-up procedures for standard IVF and…300………… oocyte donation procedures, with fresh embryos.

What is the maximum age that you treat?

The law in Greece allows to treat female patients not older than 50.

- Is there any fertility condition that you will not treat?

We treat almost all conditions, even those where egg / sperm donation are required. The law in Greece permits all these procedures.

What is your embryo transfer policy? How many embryos will you replace at one time?

The Greek laws allows the transfer of 2, 3 or 4 embryos at one time depending on the

age of the patient; the policy we follow depends therefore on each single case: the doctor together

with the embryologist and the patient will discuss the single case, according to the

number of embryos available: sometimes, especially if there are many embryos it may be reasonable to develop the embryos to the blastocyst stage so

that a selection of the best embryos will have occurred and the number of embryos

will have decreased through natural selection; if there are many embryos however we

have the facility to freeze extra embryos.

- What is the basic cost of the IVF treatment?

The basic cost of the IVF treatment is ………1,800 euro…(approx. US$2,451)…………………..

The cost of egg donation is …………5,800 euro (approx. US$7,927) including scan, consultation, blood test.

- What additional costs would/could be included?

You have to add the costs of transportation from your country to Greece and the costs of accommodation for approx. 1 week.

In addition, you have to add the costs of medication (for ovarian stimulation) and the costs for supplementary procedures, if needed, such as ICSI-IMSI, freezing of embryos, PGD .

- What happens to the costs if the cycle has to be abandoned?

The costs will be much lower if for some reason we do not reach the transfer stage: for example if the follicles rupture before presumed ovulation (which happens quite rarely especially with nowadays down regulation protocols) or if fertilization or subsequent cleavage do not occur

- How long would I need to be in Greece for?

Usually, our foreign patients stay for 10 days; they are followed by their doctor during the first days of the ovarian stimulation and come to Greece only when they are close to the ovulation day. This prevents patients to come with no follicles and reduces costs. If patients prefer to come to Greece right from the beginning of the stimulation we will be very happy to welcome them all the same. The medical costs will not increase.

- Who deals with the logistics of flights and accommodation?

Usually patients deal with the flights and hotels, but we can help to find hotel at low cost, since the Island of Crete is a touristic place, there are many charter flights coming from all over Europe during spring, summer and early autumn; therefore we inform patients of these opportunities.

- How is the pre-treatment carried out?

The results of the blood tests and of all required examinations is sent to us by the patients by e-mail or fax. If they have some difficulties in doing these tests at home, they will do them in Greece, once they arrive.

- How do I get medication?

Usually medication is acquired by the patients in their own country, through their doctors.

How will I be monitored?

Monitoring is performed by vaginal ultrasound examination and by hormonal blood evaluation. Usually these are performed while the patient is still at home with their doctor and the case is discussed with one of our doctors here by phone. Monitoring is then completed here in Greece as soon as the patient arrives. Sometimes the patient arrives the day before ovum pick-up and therefore the whole monitoring has been performed at home.

How will I know that I am not being under/over stimulated?

If it is the first stimulation, it is not very easy to predict the degree of stimulation, even though there are clues that may help; if a stimulation has already been performed in the past, it is easier to know and decide the right dose of drugs to be used. Anyhow, since the drugs are being administered while the patient is being monitored, we know before ovum pick-up what will be the response of the ovary (under/over stimulation).

- If I have a problem whilst in my country, who would I go to?

We are on call round the clock and you can call us any time. Moreover, we

have connections with some doctors in many countries.

- Is the Clinic registered with any regulatory body?

- Yes under the Helenic Authority of Assisted Reproduction,

- as the HFEA in England.

I hope we have answered your questions.

Best regards

Monica Tsouroupaki ; ivf director

Dr. Jannis Jacumakis ; clinical director

Attachment with the couple investigation questionnaire:

FERTILITY CENTER CHANIA

Giannis Giakoumakis obs/gyne

M.Botsary 64 chania 76136

Crete Greece

Please answer the questionnaire,

Fertility history

Female name——————————– Age ——————-

Male name —————————————- Age ——————-

Phone ———————-cell phone ——————-Address……………………

Number and outcome of previous pregnancies——————-none——————–

Viable birth———–spontaneous abortion——————induced abortion———–

Ectopic———–molar————-

Duration of infertility—————–

Previous investigation and treatment of infertility, explain————————-

History of previous assisted reproductive attempts ICSI or IVF

Fertilization failure————–,premature embryo arrest——————–,

Pregnancy failure—————-,early abortion——————–

Explain in details;———————————–

Clinical assessment of female fertility

Menstrual bleeding normal————–,abnormal—————–

Menstrual cycle regular menses————-, other describe———————

Uterine cavity ( by HSG or Hysteroscopy ) normal———-,other describe————–

Test of tubule patenty

Right side normal———————,other describe——————————

Left side normal——————,other describe————————-

History of diseases with possible adverse effect on fertility:

Endometriosis—————–, Polycystic Ovaries Syndrome——————–,diabetes—————,Thyroid disease————————,other describe———————-

Laboratories Assessments

1- andrology investigation

2- spermogram ( semen analysis ) lab results———————————

ll- endocrinology investigation:

On the third day of period

FSH———–LH—————Estradiol————–

Prolactine level——————–

III- Genetic investigation prior IVF

Chromosome analysis female no———-yes———–karyotype—————–

Chromosone analysis partner no———-yes———–kariotype—————-

Sperm apoptosis no————-yes————–apoptosic index———%

Aneuploidy test in sparm by FISH no———–yes—————-

( name which chromosomes were study ———————— result—————–

microdiletion of chromosome Y test no—————yes————-genotype———-

cystic fibrosis test of partner no———- yes—————– genotype

IV- microbiology assessments

CMV no———- yes————

Chlamydia- -no—————-yes—————

Tuberculosis no——————-yes—————-

Other describe ————————-

V - immunology assessments

Antisperm antibody testing ———————

Describe results —————————

Autoimmune female disorder ——————–

Describe results————————-

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IVF Cost at Mitera Hospital, Greece

admin — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 12:20:04 +0000

I received a reply to my letter requesting information on the IVF cost, IVF success rate and IVF procedure from Mitera Hospital in Greece withing three days.

If you check out the Mitera Hospital website they have educational evenings where they will explain IVF and the procedures that are available – a great idea I thought. It is also worth looking at the kosmogonia site, there are some YouTube videos there showing the IVF process at the hospital as well as some very good information.

I have added the approximate US$ costs in red, these exclude the cost of medication. The success rate at 19% for my age group seems very good.

Thank you for your email addressed to kosmogonia website.

We operate in the largest Maternity Hospital in Athens offering a complete service for fertility treatment.
Our team of specialists (many of which have trained in the UK) offer the latest treatment in a spacious, purpose built IVF unit.

Our official website is www.mitera.gr but I have a personal website www.kosmogonia.gr and blog which aims to inform patients on the latest developments in IVF.

Giles Palmer
Director,
Senior Embryologist
Mitera IVF

The answers to your question are below:

1. What is the current success rate for your clinic? (preferably by age as I know that the success rate will be much lower for somebody of my age) Our overall Clinical success rate for all ages is 32%. For Ages 40-44 : 19%
2. How many cycles do you perform per year at the clinic? The numbers of egg pick ups for 2006-2007 was 1094. We perform also over 1500 IUI per year.
3. What is the maximum age that you treat? The maximum age allowed by Greek regulation is 49.
4. Are there any fertility conditions that you will not treat? We treat a wide range fertility conditions, the only exclusion being HIV positive patients which is under review by the National Authority for Human Reproduction.
5. What is your embryo transfer policy? How many embryos will you replace at one time? The maximum number of embryo transferrable to a women under 40 yrs is 3, over 40 years of age the maximum is 4.
6. What is the basic cost of the IVF treatment? We operate in a private health care hospital, a team of gynaecologists coordinates the IVF protocols. It depends on the clinician treating the patient, but approximately the cost of a complete IVF cycle is 3000 euros. (approx. US$4,125)
7. What additional costs would / could be incurred? The cost of the initial consultation, which is 250 euros. (approx. US$345)
8. What happens to the costs if the cycle has to be abandoned?
The cost will depend on the stage at which the cycle is cancelled.
9. How long would I need to be in Greece for?
For at least 7 days.
10. Who deals with the logistics of flights and accommodation? The patient.
11. How is the pre-treatment carried out? The pre-treatment requirements depends on the individual circumstances. The ability to coordinate with the referring doctor, the ability and cost to travel to Athens for the preliminary stages, and the health care support in the residing country.
12. How do I get medication? From the patient’s health insurance.
13. How will I be monitored? 14. How will I know that I am not being under / over stimulated? The ovarian follicular response will be monitored by ultrasound and serum estadiol in order to avoid over/under stimulation.
15. If I have a problem whilst in the UK who would I go to? Your General practitioner.
16. Is the clinic registered with any regulatory body
Yes, with the Greek Authority on Human Reproduction.

Congratulations and good luck with your IVF COST WEBSITE!

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IVF Cost at Embryogenesis, Greece – great information

admin — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 11:35:35 +0000

I received the following reply to my letter requesting the IVF cost, IVF success rate and IVF procedure from Embryogenisis in Greece five days after sending.

The reply contains some very good information, the clinic certainly seems to be a big one performing around 2000 stimulated cycles a year and yet the reply comes from a founder and embryologist – I like that, it shows a real personal touch. I also like it when I am told not to hesitate in contacting them for further information rather than just being directed to a website – again it’s personal.

The website, in English, can be found here. The email address is INFO@EMBRYOGENESIS.GR. I have added the US$ approximations in red.

This is another one for my IVF shortlist although the basic IVF cost does not include drugs.

Sorry for the delay in replying, but the list of questions was endless, but I agree relevant. I will try to cover them as best as I can.

Our clinic has been open here in athens for 17 years. Dr Mastrominas and myself met when we were working at Hammersmith Hospital IVF with Prof. Robert Winston.
We perform approximately 2000 stimulated cycles per year, approx 1000 natural cycle IVF, and now for the last year an increasing demand for minimal stimulation IVF. In september 2008 we held a symposium here in athens on minimal stimulation and oocyte/embryo vitrification with teams from around the world (specifically japan & USA) which have helped us to refine the protocols with excellent results.

The clinic has a mean patient age of 38,5 years, the overall success for stimulated treatment is 48%, most patients have frozen embryos for subsequent attempt, & success rates start to tail off at 40 yrs. The over 40s do well if they respond to the drug regimes and there are not multiple infertility factors involved, the 40-44 yr old group are at present approx 20% successful although many of this group opt for natural cycle IVF and collct 2-3 embryos for transfer. We treat patients according to greek law up to 46 years of age. There are no specific infertility problems we do not treat, in fact we have the largest PGD & PGS programme here in greece and therefore treat for translocations and other genetic disorders which may or may not be infertile related.

The law in greece for IVF is one of the most liberal here in europe, and allows us to transfer 3 or more embryos to the over 40s. The patients under 35 are limited to 2 embryos for transfer. The number replaced will be discussed with the patient. Here in greece patients want twin pregnancies to finish with IVF once and for all, and doctors class twin pregnancies no more difficult than singletons. However here they have close and continuous relationship with the patient. In northern europe the feeling is to avoid twin pregnancies, therefore we discuss in detail the patients needs and desires.

The basic cost of stimulated cycle IVF is 3000 euros (approx. US$4,125), with ICSI 3500 (approx. US$4,815) euros, vitrification 300 euros (approx. US$415) + 50 euro (approx. US$70) per oocyte / embryo. Costs involve all consultations, scans, hormones, and procedures. They do not include drugs, and any investigations which are not part of treatment. If cycle is abandoned, costs incurred until cancellation are minimal.

Normally treatment for people in remote ares of greece or from other countries is coordinated through a local doctor who has experience of stimulation protocols. We have many years of experience in controlling cycles remotely, however we do demand that all scans and estradiol measurements are sent directly to us & decisions of treatment are made from here. We regularly have patients from Italy and balkan countries which follow this regime without problems. Prescriptions can be arranged from us for drugs, however in some cases drugs are not always available in same form in all countries, and sometimes we need to find alternatives. The length of time required here in greece can be reduced to approx 5-7 days if we can control the initial stage of treatment remotely. Accommodation we can suggest and maybe confirm, but do not usually become more involved.

If there are complications in the UK we have a network of people throughout the country who could be of help. We are constantly in contact with IVF at Hammersmith Hospital. We have excellent relations with Kings College in london, and also, with Leeds, Liverpool, & Birmingham IVF programmes

The clinics here in greece are under the regulation of the greek national authorities, but as yet do not have a comprehensive monitoring system. We have undertaken ourselves to obtain ISO 9001, we regularly invite regulators fro UK to come and advise us, we take part in all european quality control programmes, and I am registered as senior clinical embryologist with ESHRE, who is now trying to set up a pan european regulatory body for accreditation.

I hope this information is of some use, any more details required do not hesitate to contact me.

Dr Stephen Davies, Scientific Director/ Embryologist.
Embryogenesis IVF centre.
Athens, Greece 15123.

Tel. +30 210 6104682, Fax +30 210 6104688

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IVF Cost at Serum Biomedical Institute, Greece

admin — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 10:11:31 +0000

The same day that I sent my letter requesting information on IVF cost, IVF success rates and the IVF procedure to Serum Biomedical Institute in Greece I received the reply below.

The web site for the Serum Biomedical Institute is here, although it does not have a lot of information on it you can get an overview of the clinic.

Penny Ampatzi has answered my questions directly, which I always like, and has given some good information. I have added the US$ cost in red. It is worth noting that there is no medication included in the basic IVF cost of approximately US$4,115.

Thank you for your e-mail.

We do treat women up to 50 years old. However the success rates in your age ( using your own eggs) are expected 7% only. If a woman fully understands and accepts this fact, we could give her treatment.

We ask for an hysteroscopy before treatment in cases with “unexplained” implatation failures.

What is the current success rate for your clinic? (preferably by age as I know that the success rate will be much lower for somebody of my age) age group 43-44 is 7%
How many cycles do you perform per year at the clinic? 500-700
What is the maximum age that you treat? as per our law ,up to 50 years old (of course most of the treatments in age group 45-50 are egg donation treatments)
Are there any fertility conditions that you will not treat? no
What is your embryo transfer policy? How many embryos will you replace at one time? for ages less than 40, we replace up 3 embryos, over 40 years old up to 4 embryos
What is the basic cost of the IVF treatment? 3000 euros (approx. US$4,115)
What additional costs would / could be incurred? the cost of medication, this depents on the case.
What happens to the costs if the cycle has to be abandoned? if abandoned before oocyte retriaval , there will be no charge.If aborndoned after retriaval but because of the quality of the egg we advice not to try fertilization ,it will be a charge of 600 euros (approx US$825). If abandoned before ET , it will be 1500 euros (approx. US$2,060).
How long would I need to be in Greece for? for around 15 days
Who deals with the logistics of flights and accommodation? for flights yourself, for accomondation we can arrange from our end or give you recomendations.
How is the pre-treatment carried out? we need you to come for a visit before starting. During this visit we go through all your fertility history ,give you a scan and we explain the options for you.This is free, but if you need any aditional test, you need to pay for it
How do I get medication? you either buy it from a local pharmacy or we buy them for you
How will I be monitored? by varginal scans and eostrogen testing
How will I know that I am not being under / over stimulated? thats why we need to see you before treatment .Over stimulation is not so possible because of your age, understimulation is quite often, sometimes we suggest natural cycle ivf if we feel that stimulation will not be enough
If I have a problem whilst in the UK who would I go to? your own gynecologist has to take care of your pregnacy.we don’t have a satelite clinic in uk
Is the clinic registered with any regulatory body? as per any IVF clinic in Greece ,we are registered to our national IVF comitee

you may call me at +302108133433 if you want us to have a chat for your particular case

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