IVF is one of the most common assisted reproductive techniques today. However, when it comes to patients diagnosed with cancer, the process requires more delicate planning.
Oncology
Can Cancer Patients Undergo IVF Treatment?
IVF is one of the most common assisted reproductive techniques today. However, when it comes to patients diagnosed with cancer, the process requires more delicate planning.
Surgeon MD Gündüz TUNÇGeneral Surgery
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Yes, fertility preservation through egg or embryo freezing is possible before starting treatments like chemotherapy or radiotherapy that may damage reproductive cells.
Depending on the type and stage of cancer, a waiting period of 2 to 5 years is generally recommended before starting IVF treatment.
Success rates vary based on the patient's age, cancer type, and the treatments received; therefore, consultation with a reproductive endocrinologist is essential.
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