Cervical cancer can impact a woman’s ability to conceive, but the answer largely depends on the stage of the cancer, treatment type, and overall health of the individual.
Early-stage cervical cancer may allow for fertility-preserving treatments like where the uterus remains intact. However, more advanced cases might require radiation therapy.
Only in re-cancerous conditions like cervical intra epithelial neoplasia and very very early cervical cancer can have the option of preserving uterus and preserving fertility and chance of becoming motherhood or parenthood. In any cervical cancer which is more than stage 1, even in stage 2, cervical cancer patients will require radiation.
Even after treatment, factors such as cervical scarring, reduced ovarian function, or other complications might pose challenges.
So planning ovum preservation, planning for surrogate motherhood can give the advantage of becoming a parent. So its a proper planning, education and timely action once you have already fully radiated after that it would probably not be possible to conceive. Consulting a gynecologist or an oncologist is crucial for exploring options.
Once cervical cancer comes that is the time when you are just running around for cancer treatment instead. You should not keep your motherhood or parenthood on the backseat. Consulting a gynecologist or an oncologist is crucial for exploring options while planning the treatment of cervical cancer.
We at V Care Cancer Cancer are providing fertility preservation for the kids. For any query please feel free to contact us
Contact number –
9830051203
