Navigating pregnancy after breast cancer was a rollercoaster for me. Understanding Aspect Health during this phase was crucial. This video seems like a helpful guide for those facing similar challenges.
It's undoubtedly a complex journey, and understanding health aspects during this phase is crucial. We're so glad you found this video helpful. Thank you for watching.
I got cancer in 2016 and went through chemo, radiation and tamoxifen, zoladex until 21. I got my period back in last month, so I've started dreaming for a baby right now! But same time bit worried because of my age. can you give me some suggestions?
I am a breast cancer fighter. I underwent chemotherapy treatment first, then breast removal surgery and finally radiation. Since the first chemo, my menstruation stopped on June 26 2022. Then on April 16 2024 I menstruated again for the first time. and normal menstruation for 7 days. I have taken tamofen from the doctor. My question is, if I menstruate again, is this a good sign that I can and should get pregnant? What are the risks if I suddenly become pregnant even though I am still taking tamofen? Please note that I have never had children. I am now 45 years old and really want to have children. What do you suggest, ma'am? please explain and thank you for the explanation. 🙏🙏🙏
The return of menstruation after chemotherapy can indicate that your body is recovering from the impacts of treatment. However, pregnancy must be avoided while on tamoxifen. Tamoxifen can harm a fetus. Since you have a desire to have children, this is an important discussion to have with your oncologist and a fertility specialist. They can provide guidance on how long you should wait after ending tamoxifen treatment before trying to conceive and discuss fertility preservation options if necessary.
Fertility after chemotherapy can vary depending on the kind of treatment you receive. There are things you can do before treatment to increase your chances of conceiving. A fertility specialist is an important person on your team. It's best to discuss your concerns with your oncologist and a fertility specialist to explore your options and make informed decisions about family planning.
I am breast cancer survivor and 41 now .i planning to marry but as dr told we stop your periods for 5 years..than how possible to b pregnant without having periods
Thanks for your question. The absence of periods does not mean that the ovaries are no longer working. There are blood tests that can be done to determine how likely someone is to become pregnant.
can i take medicine for infertility after breast cancer treatment? l had finished my treatment couple of years.. n not taking tamoxifen from 3 months.. i get 2 times my periods.. n this month periods not come.. so, what should i do now? can i go for gynaecologist?
Going to a gynecologist is a great first step. It is probably even more helpful to go to a specialist in reproductive medicine. There does not appear to be a higher risk of recurrence in people who become pregnant after breast cancer treatment.
Navigating pregnancy after breast cancer was a rollercoaster for me. Understanding Aspect Health during this phase was crucial. This video seems like a helpful guide for those facing similar challenges.
It's undoubtedly a complex journey, and understanding health aspects during this phase is crucial. We're so glad you found this video helpful. Thank you for watching.
I got cancer in 2016 and went through chemo, radiation and tamoxifen, zoladex until 21. I got my period back in last month, so I've started dreaming for a baby right now! But same time bit worried because of my age. can you give me some suggestions?
Thank you, Dr. Griggs, for your helpful medical advice.
Thank you for watching! We appreciate your support.
I am a breast cancer fighter. I underwent chemotherapy treatment first, then breast removal surgery and finally radiation. Since the first chemo, my menstruation stopped on June 26 2022. Then on April 16 2024 I menstruated again for the first time. and normal menstruation for 7 days. I have taken tamofen from the doctor. My question is, if I menstruate again, is this a good sign that I can and should get pregnant? What are the risks if I suddenly become pregnant even though I am still taking tamofen? Please note that I have never had children. I am now 45 years old and really want to have children. What do you suggest, ma'am? please explain and thank you for the explanation. 🙏🙏🙏
The return of menstruation after chemotherapy can indicate that your body is recovering from the impacts of treatment. However, pregnancy must be avoided while on tamoxifen. Tamoxifen can harm a fetus. Since you have a desire to have children, this is an important discussion to have with your oncologist and a fertility specialist. They can provide guidance on how long you should wait after ending tamoxifen treatment before trying to conceive and discuss fertility preservation options if necessary.
Is it true that pregnancy will increase the risk of developing cancer again?
I am 39 years old. I have lymphorma cancer. I am starting get chemotherapy. Can i get normal pregnant after tretmant?
Fertility after chemotherapy can vary depending on the kind of treatment you receive. There are things you can do before treatment to increase your chances of conceiving. A fertility specialist is an important person on your team. It's best to discuss your concerns with your oncologist and a fertility specialist to explore your options and make informed decisions about family planning.
I am breast cancer survivor and 41 now .i planning to marry but as dr told we stop your periods for 5 years..than how possible to b pregnant without having periods
Thanks for your question. The absence of periods does not mean that the ovaries are no longer working. There are blood tests that can be done to determine how likely someone is to become pregnant.
Plz guide me about that tests
can i take medicine for infertility after breast cancer treatment? l had finished my treatment couple of years.. n not taking tamoxifen from 3 months.. i get 2 times my periods.. n this month periods not come.. so, what should i do now? can i go for gynaecologist?
Going to a gynecologist is a great first step. It is probably even more helpful to go to a specialist in reproductive medicine. There does not appear to be a higher risk of recurrence in people who become pregnant after breast cancer treatment.
thank you 😊