For more info about getting IVF in Korea, go to www.bloomkorea.co 🙂 Baby dust to all the ladies here💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖✨💖

Baby dust to everyone here❤❤❤

Sheesh! I may have to go to Korea for this. I did my transfer 2 days ago. I hope this works the first time around 🤞🏼🤞🏼

Wow. Thank you for sharing. If my next 2 transfers do not work, I will look into this. My husband is Korean and his family travels there a lot, so this is more doable than I thought. Thank you for starting this company and sharing this with others.

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words! Hopefully your transfer will work… I’ve got my fingers crossed for you ❤️ Let me know if you have any questions, happy to help.

This is so helpful and a breath of fresh air for another option, another hope.

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Aw I am so glad you think so.. I feel like I am on a mission to help women with infertility and your message validates my efforts. Thank you❤️

Thank you so much for the information. This would definitely be a great option.

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Yes definitely. if you have any questions, send them over at Bloomkorea.co, tell them I sent you. Baby dust to you~~✨💖✨

Thanks for sharing, great info for anyone who wants to go abroad for more affordable IVF!

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Of course, I am excited to share the opportunity bc it’s such a good one😃♥️

Wow that's really good!!! I was looking into Latin America I should probably look into korea.

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Come on by our site! Happy to help❤

@2toosexE

Ай бұрын

@@hellynn_j I joined your Facebook group but I'm going to look into Korea for sure

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

@@2toosexE happy to hear that! Reach out to us at our website if you have any questions. Bloomkorea.co

Thanks for sharing and help so much people. A lot of places in Europe are good to have cheaper ART than in US. For exemple, in Spain it’s between 2000- 3000 euros for an egg retrieval and between 4000 and 8000 euros for an IVF (depends of the method and the testing of the embryo or not). In Czech Republic it’s cheaper.

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Yes I have heard Europe is also great, I know a lot of people who went to Greece or Germany! Bloom Korea only guides women to Korea for IVF so I don't know the details of getting IVF in Europe but have heard good things. 🙂

I’m also doing IVF as we thought it’s efficient and cost effective compared to US! My husband is Korean but I’m not a Korean national, and didn’t get a visa to get an insurance this time as we just wanted to visit a hospital to have a second opinion. But we decided to do IVF in Korea on our first hospital visit! Even without insurance, the cost was ~5k USD for whole one cycle until embryo freezing including the meds. I also got a quote from clinic in the US that is 12k-15k per cycle🥲 I saw some non-Korean couples visiting with translators in the hospital I go. Hope this info helps a bit!

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Nice! That is very similar to my situation. Which hospital do you go to? Wishing you the best of luck! 🥰

@chikam9477

Ай бұрын

@@hellynn_j I’m going to Cha Hospital! I came to Korea in March expecting a transfer but I’m now waiting for an operation to remove my ovary cyst before the transfer (what a bummer!). I’ll go back to the states after that and come back in Korea again in autumn😊 Wish you the best of luck too💓💓💓 Supporting your journey🥰❣️

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

@@chikam9477 we make plans then God laughs😭 I wish you the best of luck, let me know how it goes! ❤

@chikam9477

Ай бұрын

@@hellynn_j Indeed💓Look forward to your update too💕

Im 39 and currently going through two cycles at SGF in Atlanta. $24,500+ $7,000 meds per cycle. Pre exams $550 covered by health insurance. I haven’t seen my RE since my first consultation😭 Im Korean and don’t have insurance in Korea, but I will definitely go to Korea after my second egg retrieval. This video helps me a lot!!

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

That’s about how much I was quoted also… I feel you girl!! But I truly hope that it works out for you in Atlanta.🙏🙏🙏 If you are a Korean citizen, you should be able to get your healthcare reactivated as soon as you arrive. If you are not a Korean citizen, reach out to us bloomkorea.co and we will help you every step of the way. (unfortunately we are not legally allowed to help Korean nationals in their medical journey) Good luck on your journey and let me know how it goes!

Health insurance in the US is ridiculous. Costs a fortune and there are still such high deductibles…and people say this is the greatest country. What a lie we have all been fed. Thankfully my insurance covers a good chuck of my IVF (I live in Illinois) Thank you for sharing your experience in Korea!!

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Healthcare really is ridiculous in the US. It is the most painful part of living there! I’m really glad that you are covered for IVF treatments!! so lucky❤ sending you lots of baby dust on your journey!

@seonjinbaek4595

Ай бұрын

Can i ask what insurance do u use?

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

@@seonjinbaek4595 in Korea? I'm covered under NHI

@jessicaw.1631

Ай бұрын

@@seonjinbaek4595 not sure if this comment was for me, but if so, I have united healthcare!

Hi Hellynn, Wondering if you’ve heard of platelet rich plasma for ovarian rejuvenation- improving AMH levels and egg quality? Also, does your clinic in Korea transfer with abdominal ultrasound or transvaginal?

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Hi! Yes, one of the cofounders has gotten it done and saw great results. At my hospital they used abdominal ultrasound for the transfer.

Hello Hellynn, I'm from Washington D.C. I am Vietnamese and currently I am doing IVF in Vietnam (Tam Anh hospital in Ho Chi Minh City). I have been in Vietnam for 4 and half months. I had my first embryo transfer 4 weeks ago. I did acupuncture before embryo transfer. I find it really helps blood circulate better throughout the body, especially blood circulates well in the uterus, making the uterus warm. IVF prices in Vietnam are same as IVF prices in Korea. I am currently 6w5d pregnant. I wish you success in your upcoming embryo transfer, very soon. P/s: I have visited Seoul many times and I really love Korean food, really yummy!!!

@hellynn_j

18 күн бұрын

Wow congratulations! That makes me really happy to hear your good news. Thank you for the tips, I used to do acupuncture but I stopped - I may resume again in the future! Let me know how it goes, I'm sending good vibes. PS - yes Korea food is so good!

@lynatran4391

3 күн бұрын

Hi hangtrang! Wondering if you recommend Tam Anh Hospital in Vietnam? I have also seen a few recommendations here online.

@hangtrang2502

3 күн бұрын

@@lynatran4391 Hi Lyna, Tam Anh Hospital is the best place in Vietnam to do IVF. I am doing IVF with Dr. Giang Huynh Nhu in Ho Chi Minh city. This hospital is famous for doing IVF for very difficult cases with few ovarian follicles. There are many cases have low AMH under 0.06-1.00 but they still succeed. A few months ago, Dr. Nhu helped a Vietnamese patient from Germany who was in the early stages of menopause find 2 precious ovarian follicles and she was successful with the second embryo transfer. The service is very good. I see many foreigners coming here to do IVF. Doctors here are very patient in finding the cause of embryo transfer failure and fixing it. I hope this information is useful to you.

@hangtrang2502

3 күн бұрын

@@lynatran4391 Hi Lyna, Tam Anh Hospital is the best place in Vietnam to do IVF. I am doing IVF with Dr. Giang Huynh Nhu. This hospital is famous for doing IVF for very difficult cases with few ovarian follicles. There are some cases which have AMH 0.02-0.06-1.00 but they still succeed. A few months ago, Doctor Nhu helped a Vietnamese patient in Germany who was in the early stages of menopause find 2 precious ovarian follicles and she was successful with the second embryo transfer. Services here are very good. I see many foreigners coming here to do IVF. Doctors are very patient in finding the cause of embryo transfer failure and fixing it. I hope this information is useful to you.

@hangtrang2502

3 күн бұрын

Hi Lyna, Tam Anh Hospital is the best place in Vietnam to do IVF. I am doing IVF with Dr. Giang Huynh Nhu. This hospital is famous for doing IVF for very difficult cases with few ovarian follicles. There are some cases which have AMH 0.02-0.06-1.00 but they still succeed. A few months ago, Doctor Nhu helped a Vietnamese patient in Germany who was in the early stages of menopause find 2 precious ovarian follicles and she was successful with the second embryo transfer. The service here is very good. I see many foreigners coming here to do IVF. Doctors here are very patient in finding the cause of embryo transfer failure and fixing it. I hope this information is useful to you.

Hello, thank you for your videos, they are really very good and informative. I was wondering if you could tell us a little more about the supplements you use? I have already incorporated them into my daily life. I hope they help me like they have done with you. Thank you so much...I am in Texas, USA. And IVF is expensive, we really don't know what to do, this is really distressing.

@hellynn_j

11 күн бұрын

Hi there, I do have a supplement video that I made before but will do an update video soon with ones I'm taking currently. And ugh, I understand.. IVF is so expensive in the states. If you are considering coming abroad to Korea, go to bloomkorea.co and we can help you there. Thank you for being a part of this community and being on this journey with me❤

IVF is too expensive in the US! There are some affordable clinics but meds are a whole other cost usually

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

It’s so expensive!!! It’s impossible for women with DOR to get IVF in the states🥲

Thanks for this it was eye-opening how much cheaper it is in Korea. If the overall costs are so much cheaper I feel you should reconsider using some of your budget to do PGT testing. I saw your previous video where you said you were not testing because there have been cases of embryos that self-corrected. There are a handful of small studies on this and I'd just like to point out the misinformation there is. 1) The studies are saying that for mosaic embryos which have the right number of chromosomes, there is a chance that they may self-correct and turn out normal 2) These studies are not saying that aneuploid embryos can self-correct. Aneuploid embryos cannot magically delete chromosomes or grow chromosomes and become normal. 3) PGT-A is testing exactly for aneuploidy. Now while it is not 100% accurate it is >98% accurate. 4) Ultimately you are saving yourself precious time (and heartache) by testing. At this point you have no idea why your transfers have failed - maybe the embryos were all aneuploid? You can move on to more ERs instead of wasting time on transfers that are going to be futile. Just my 2 cents

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Yes, I definitely think that Korea is a great option for IVF and other medical treatments. Thank you for sharing your recommendation to test. I was never against testing. I am testing this round because I just have less time. I have to dispute that this is misinformation though. The way that it was explained to me at the hospital is that the PGTA results of the few cells that are biopsied are about 98% accurate, but there is no way of knowing that those few cells represent all the other cells of the embryo as a whole. For example the embryo might be a low level mosaic, but the specific cells that they pulled may be aneuploid and vice versa. There are many cases where mosaics self correct. My doctor told me this is the reason why PGT is not very accurate and there is definitely a chance that we discard embryos that might’ve had a chance otherwise. The biopsy of the few cells that are pulled is fairly accurate though, if that is what you mean. I think making the decision to test or not really depends on your situation and what you feel you can live with. Especially if you have DOR like me, you definitely think twice before testing, and that’s okay too.

@user-ns7pp5ex6p

Ай бұрын

@@hellynn_j The 98% accuracy is a number that already factors in PGT sampling only about 2-10 cells of the entire embryo, it's not that it's 98% accurate for only those 2-10 cells. I'm not sure how advanced genetic testing is in Korea but in the US with PGT you get details on the level of mosaicism and you can make more informed calls on transferring if it's a LLM vs a HLM.

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

@@user-ns7pp5ex6p Korea is known to be medically advanced. May I ask how the other cells that are not biopsied confirmed aneuploid or euploid to achieve 98% accuracy? www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8607878/

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

@@user-ns7pp5ex6p Also I was explained very try similarly by a US clinic about PGTA accuracy before I even started IVF.

@user-ns7pp5ex6p

Ай бұрын

​@@hellynn_j In the majority of cases an embryo is either totally euploid, or totally aneuploid in all cells. Sampling 5-10 cells gives you >98% confidence it is going to be representative of the entire embryo. Maybe you might have an embryo with 5 aneuploid cells and 145 euploid cells but statistically, the probability that the lab randomly samples only those 5 aneuploid is extremely low. This is why there is such a high confidence level for tests if embryo is euploid or aneuploid. The difficulty only comes in if the embryo is mosaic. On embryos self-correcting - in the case of LLMs where you have mostly euploid and few aneuploid cells, the euploid cells could eventually take over. BUT the premise is there needs to be sufficient (majority) euploid cells present in order for a euploid cell line to take over. This is also why aneuploids cannot and will not self-correct, because there are insufficient euploid cells. Trisomies and monosomies can self correct but these will happen much earlier, even before they blast stage. Mosaics could be the result of these "self-corrections in progress". If by the time you run PGT-A and it is showing aneuploid with trisomies or monosomies, there is no chance of the embryo self-correcting. If your clinic has a genetic counselor I suggest you speak with them to clarify your doubts.

Thank you for sharing this. May I know how many circles did you do for eggs retrieval?

@hellynn_j

29 күн бұрын

Hi, thanks for listening 😀 i had 7 cycles in this video

@saisue16

29 күн бұрын

Thank you for answering. I had canceled 2 times circles for eggs retrieval. I got canceled on 4th check of follicles monitor. I got frustration and can not stop my emotions 😢😢😢. I got measure able for 4 eggs and clinic looking at. at least 5 follicles . My AMH is 0.8

@hellynn_j

29 күн бұрын

@@saisue16 aw I'm sorry your cycles got canceled.. for some reason my doc never canceled my cycles even if there was only one visible follicle. Guess it's because my AMH is so low! With your AMH you should be probably able to get a lot more follicles, so hang in there! Also, based on what I've seen, The less follicles there are, the better quality those seem to be.

I got a pretty fantastic deal in MX too. I bought a package for 4 IVF cycles minus meds for $13,500. Meds for each cycle runs me around $2500 and if after 4 tries we don’t get pregnant we get 100% of our money back minus the medication. In the US we were quoted $22,000 plus $7,000 for medicines for just 1 try.

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

That’s so great! Are you done with treatments now? Wishing you the best in your journey 🩷

@lizaattala6191

Ай бұрын

@@hellynn_j We just started our IVF journey. I go this Wednesday for my first egg retrieval. I’m hoping we only have to do this once but it’s nice having peace of mind knowing that we have 3 other tries if things don’t work out on round 1. 🤞🏽

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

@@lizaattala6191 I will be praying for a successful cycle! You got this ❤️ let me know how it goes! Sending you lots of positive energy and baby dust.

@vyto9369

Ай бұрын

@@lizaattala6191where is in mexico that you are doing the IVF?

@classicredwine

Ай бұрын

How did your egg retrieval go?

I am from Africa, I wish I can have the opportunity to come to Korea for ivf treatment

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Please feel free to reach out to us through our website bloomkorea.co with any questions, I’d be happy to help answer!

Thanks for this info. I'm also Korean who lives in the us, but an staying in Korea for ivf. I have national insurance, but my husband is American with no insurance. He also lives in the us and visit me once in 2-3 months. With my current situation, I wasn't able to get any government support. Do you happen to know if I can get the government support in addition to the national insurance covered?

@noraia2111

Ай бұрын

Wow. Well done on going 7 rounds. That's a lot of shots. You're such a super star. I'm glad you had access to subsidized treatment.

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Hi there, nice to meet you. If one of you is a Korean citizen then you qualify for government support. You have to apply for it at your district’s bogunseo office. As for your husband, it will be difficult to get him national health insurance, but it doesn’t matter too much because men don’t incur a lot of cost compared to us who are the ones who have to go through the procedure. I wish you the very best of luck in this journey, let me know if you have any other questions!❤️

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

@@noraia2111 thank you so much, you are so kind ❤️

@shoboo7661

Ай бұрын

@@hellynn_j Thank you so much for your response!! Sorry to bother you with more questions, but do you have an alien registration card (외국인등록증)? My husband doesn't have, and my bogenso says I won't be qualified for the support. But I wasn't sure if the person on the phone was certain about her answer. 🤔

@shoboo7661

Ай бұрын

Actually, the office didn't ask about an alien registration card. They just said since my husband doesn't pay the national insurance, we won't be qualified for the support. I don't know how he can pay the insurance, since he doesn't live here in Korea. BTW, I'm late 40s, and I wish I tried this in your age! 41 is still young and I believe you have a very good chance.

My mil wants me to travel to Korea where she lives (is from) for treatment. Currently receiving treatment in Japan.

@hellynn_j

22 күн бұрын

Which hospital? Happy to connect you to one of the hospitals here🙂

@jamimartin381

21 күн бұрын

Sorry- going to stay in Japan. It’s difficult enough going through this with a language and culture I’ve assimilated to.. can’t imagine going through it with another entirely new culture and language I believe prices are pretty similar tho!❤❤❤

@hellynn_j

21 күн бұрын

@@jamimartin381 oh don't be sorry! One thing I've learned is everyone's journey is different and you do whats best for you. Also, love Japan. Ill have to make a video about my trip there at some point🥰

Hats off for Korean government! They’re really trying to increase the birth rate 👏

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

Yes! Korea is in dire need of repopulating!!🙏

Could you let us know which clinic you went to and if they are English speaking friendly?

@hellynn_j

27 күн бұрын

Hi there, I went to CHA Fertility. You can contact us at bloomkorea.co and the ladies there will connect you to the clinic. Our services are free 🙂❤

USA definitely has outrageous IVF costs. This should be covered by all insurances. I’m also looking into IVF and it costs close to $20k usd in NJ. Not as much as CA but Still an exorbitant amount! I was speechless on the phone with the clinics financial consultant. Luckily my husbands job covers at least 1 round of IVF. And I hear people applying to certain companies to work just for the fertility benefits. Ugh USA do better!

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

I totally agree with you… I feel like healthcare is such a pain point of living in the US! Most Koreans that I know go back to Korea for any kind of medical treatments that they need because it’s more efficient there. I wish you so much luck on your first round of IVF, I hope it works the first time!! Please let me know how it goes, rooting for you💖

Does korea government support ivf for its process

@hellynn_j

Ай бұрын

It does support aid for ivf yes!

can you send me the clinic please thank you

@hellynn_j

8 күн бұрын

Hi there, go to bloomkorea.co and you can ask for more info about Cha Fertility Center, my hospital! ❤️

What about donor eggs or donor sperms in Korea? Can we get there? What about Sperm Law. I wanted to go to Turkey 🇹🇷 but government forbidden 🚫 by law about donor sperm and eggs.

I pray 🙏 you will have this month 2 kids twins boy and daughter.

@hellynn_j

27 күн бұрын

So specific, I love it!!😃❤💙