Being diagnosed with cancer is scary. And if you still want to have children after getting treated, you probably have many questions. Whether you are male or female, these decision aids will help you consider what fertility preservations options might be right for you. Many people who have been diagnosed with cancer think preserving their fertility is important and want information about their options. However,
  • You may not feel comfortable bringing up fertility issues.
  • You may not be aware of your options for preserving fertility.
  • You may be focused on your cancer diagnosis and unable to think about fertility or the possibility of having a future family.
You may later regret not considering fertility issues prior to starting cancer treatment. Even patients with a poor prognosis may want to consider fertility preservation.
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