Regaining Fertility After Cancer Treatments
Not all cancer treatments cause irreversible infertility. The only time a patient will be permanently affected by the treatment is if the eggs are all destroyed (in women) or the stem cells are destroyed (in men).
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Dealing With Cancer During Pregnancy
A woman who is diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy can carry the fetus to term and deliver a healthy infant.
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Can I Get Pregnant Myths and Presumptions
Answering the question, can I get pregnant, depends greatly on the age or stage of life and medical status of a woman.
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You Can Get Pregnant After...
Chronic illness, cancer, injury and surgery are all reasons women give up on the dream of having a child of their own, but you can get pregnant after many of these life events ' if you plan, prepare and know your medical resources.
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Spotting - What are the Causes?
What are the causes of spotting? There are many possible reasons, and a check-up with your doctor will help find out why you are experiencing spotting. Here are some causes.
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New Cancer Treatment Protects Ovarian Function
More than 70,000 cancer diagnoses are given each year to patients
between 15 and 39 years old. Many patients are women still in their
reproductive years. The life-saving chemotherapy these women need is the
same chemotherapy that kills off any hopes of natural reproduction.
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