Microscopic testicular sperm extraction (micro test) is a procedure that takes sperm directly from the testicular tissue of a man’s reproductive system. If a man can’t release or make enough healthy sperm naturally, this medical procedure may be recommended for fertility reasons (to enable the man to father a child).
How Much Does Sperm Extraction Cost In South Africa
The cost of this is R 20 000 for Aevitas and Tygerberg and R22 000 for patients from other clinics.
How much does it cost to check fertility in South Africa?
At Medfem, the cost of the initial fertility consultation is currently R2,350.00, excluding the cost of tests or investigations.
The investigation costs for female blood tests can be up to ±R4,500.00, depending on the tests requested, and for male blood tests, up to ±R4,500.00, depending on the tests requested.
How much does it cost to get sperm injected into you in South Africa?
Intra Uterine Insemination: This involves a direct deposit of sperm into the uterus, supplied by the patient’s partner. This can cost between R10 000 and R20 000.
How much is the cheapest IVF in South Africa?
A single cycle of IVF can cost from R60,000 to R100,000. As more than one treatment cycle is typically required to achieve pregnancy, the end cost can be anything from R120,000 to R300,000 or more.
What are the artificial ways to get pregnant?
Intrauterine insemination (IUI). Sperm cells are inserted directly into your womb (uterus) at the time of ovulation.
In vitro fertilisation (IVF).
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI).
Donated sperm.
Donated eggs or embryos.
Surrogacy.
How does sperm donation work in South Africa?
The sperm donation process typically involves two visits to the clinic a week, over about four months. Donors are encouraged to produce a specimen on site, but home options are available with some restrictions. Dr Lizle Oosthuizen advises couples hoping to start a family this year.