Fertility Preservation Options for Men 28827
Studies show that the majority of oncologists do not discuss fertility routinely with their at-risk patients. read more
Q: Can I still be a parent if cancer has made me infertile?
Just because cancer won't let your body have a baby, that doesn't mean you can't be a parent. There are lots of ways to start a family. You can use a sperm or egg donor, surrogate or adopt. If you want to be a parent, you can make it happen. Cancer doesn't get to win this!
Community Member Q: Where do I bank my sperm or eggs?
Understand that where you bank sperm or eggs is often where you will complete the process. Make it convenient!
Community Member Q: Is there anything I need to do after I save my eggs/sperm?
Put a reminder on your phone or calendar to make sure you don't forget to pay storage fees to your fertility clinic or sperm bank.
Community Member Q: Do I need to be worried about fertility preservation for my child?
As a parent of a pediatric, adolescent or young adult cancer patient, ask the doctor if you need to be concerned about fertility preservation options for your child before their treatment begins.
Community Member 