Cancer treatment can have an effect on a person’s fertility, sometimes making it more difficult to have children in the future, regardless of your gender. It’s important to talk to your healthcare team about your options before you begin treatment, including fertility preservation, if this is a priority for you. Below you will find information about your options and support for making informed decisions.
by American Cancer Society
This resource provides an overview of life after completing breast cancer treatment and next steps as a survivor. It discusses having a survivorship care plan, the usual follow-up schedule after breas
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This resource discusses how cancer treatments may affect fertility, emotional considerations and support for fertility issues, and fertility preservation options for women and men.
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This grant program supports newly diagnosed female patients who want to preserve fertility options ahead of treatment. It includes a list of states where Chick Mission currently has fertility partners
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This resource discusses how cancer treatments may affect fertility, emotional considerations and support for fertility issues, and fertility preservation options for boys and men.
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This resource delves into the relationship between gene therapy and ferility preservation, including how gene therapy may affect fertility, what fertility preservation is, preservation options for mal
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This resource provides nutrition and lifestyle guidance to support overall health and well-being during and after colorectal cancer treatment. It discusses parenting and talking to your kids about can
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This resource explains how talking to your doctor about fertility options is an important thing to do as you're planning your breast cancer treatments. It includes information on treatments that affec
Read Moreby Alliance for Fertility Preservation
This resource discusses the possible preservation options available for females and males, including cryopreservation, ovarian transposition, ovarian suppression, sperm banking, testicular sperm extra
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This resource discusses the emotional challenges and physical side effects of navigating dating, sex, and relationships when diagnosed with a gynecologic cancer. It provides solutions and tips and als
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