The cost of IVF is normally around $30,000 to $100,000 and cannot be generalized. IVF primarily uses controlled ovulation to promote the development of multiple follicles, and then the eggs are removed and sperm are fertilized outside of the body with early embryos, which are then placed in the mother’s uterus for continued development. The cost of IVF is primarily the cost of one treatment cycle. It includes the following, routine tests up front; medication for ovulation induction and monitoring during ovulation induction, including ultrasound blood draws; the cost of egg retrieval in the operating room; the cost of embryo culture in the embryo lab; the cost of embryo transfer, and the cost of corpus luteum support. Before undergoing IVF, patients are advised to visit a regular specialized hospital for a comprehensive examination, such as blood tests, secretion tests and imaging tests, and to undergo IVF at the doctor’s discretion.