Fertility Concerns and Preservation for Men and Women

Cancer, or more often cancer treatments, can conflict with some parts of the reproductive process and affect cancer patients’ ability to have children. For some men, infertility can be one of the most challenging and aggravating long-term effects of cancer therapy. Studies have implied that women with cancer are less likely to be presented with information about protecting their fertility than men.

Research & PreventionShyamali SinghalMarch 5, 2020fertility problems, women issues, men issues, reproduction, men and women health, pregnancyComment

Pregnancy And Cancer

Cancer during pregnancy is not very common. Cancer itself rarely affects the growing baby directly. Dr. Shyamali Singhal said we expect that the number of women diagnosed with cancer while pregnant will increase in years to come.

Patient Resources, Research & PreventionShyamali SinghalJuly 15, 2019pregnant, pregnancy, cancer, pregnant and cancerComment

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