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Cancer Patients Who Are Infertile

There was a time where there was no hope of having baby with the cancer patients. But today with advanced reproductive techniques like IVF and IUI even cancer patients who are infertile can have their own genetic offspring.

The fact that the cancer patient will turn infertile or not actually depends upon the kind of cancer and also, on the impact of cancer treatment that will occur on the patient. It is worth noting that there is direct effect o the reproductive organs of females and males. Sometimes there may be cancer of reproductive organs which would then spread in the entire body or some parts of the body. Also, radiation and chemotherapy can have a very strong impact on the fertility. Now let us talk about specific cancers that happen to men and women. Men may experience prostate or bladder cancer, testicular cancer etc.

These cancers are considered as high risk cancer as they will completely make the men lose his capacity of reproducing in natural way. However, thanks to the advanced reproductive techniques that in spite of natural flow of sperms there can be pregnancy. But if the men is healthy fertility wise but is suffering from cancer then treatment of cancer with radiotherapy and chemotherapy may have the effect over the reproductive organs will be bad. There may be problems in erection and blockage in ejaculation. And once the treatment is over after some years the organs can become functional once again.

Females suffer from certain specific cancers. These would include ovarian cancer, cervical cancer, breast cancer etc. But if cancer persist in any other part or these mentioned parts then the chemotherapy, radiation therapy or any such therapy can actually make the fertility almost zero. The eggs may be damaged in such a way that fertility levels would diminish.

The best thing today is the advanced reproductive techniques. Due to this, the male or female who would undergo cancer treatment may instruct the doctor to freeze the eggs or /and sperms in some specialized instruments under specific conditions. And this will assist you even after some months of cancer treatment.

Thus even after cancer treatment you may have your own babies. You may even discuss with doctor as though there are any other viable options available in such cases. Thus if you have time between cancer diagnosis and cancer treatment you may take steps to increase the chances of having babies in future which would otherwise have been negative. Eggs of females may be retrieved using IVF. Males may ask the laboratory to freeze and store the sperms. Some couples in whom one is the cancer patient may even opt for freezing and storing the combination of eggs and sperms which is known as embryo.

If the time is less between diagnosis and treatment then in such cases there is option of egg donation and sperm donation. For further help one may contact Fertile Hope which has financing options for cancer patients fertility treatments. This option will be very helpful.


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