3 Responses to “Is there a way to get a fertility treatment without going to a fertility clinic?”

  1. Megan Says:

    Go see your obgyn. I was having some issues getting pregnant and my obgyn prescribed clomid after a few months of me charting and doing a few other things. I do have medical issues though (not sure if that makes a difference). My insurance covered 1 cycle of clomid, after that I had to pay myself, but for 50 mg I think it was like $50. So not too bad. And since I was seeing my regular obgyn I just had to make my co-pay for the visits. My obgyn did eventually refer me to a specialist after not getting pregnant. That was not covered, but we ended up pregnant before having to do any of that. Good luck to you.

  2. PK211 Says:

    You’d have to talk to the doc. And if you think the treatment is expensive wait until you have a baby.

  3. Wendy B Says:

    Yeah it depends on your doctor. Almost all fertility treatment is not covered and super expensive. I have heard of people going out of country for treatment but maybe if you explain your situation they can work something out. Depending on your case if its just meds or IUI/IVF then you may just need to wait a few cycles and save the money for it.

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