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Will i be able to concieve after recovering from cancer?
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It is possible: The chances of a woman conceiving after cancer depend on the type of cancer had and the treatments she received. Most docs will talk about the risks of infertility before treatment starts and discuss things that can be done to maximize the chances of preserving reproductive function from possible chemo choices, to special radiation, or surgical procedures, to even experimental ovarian banking.
Answered 9/28/2016
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