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Family-Building Options for Men: After Cancer Treatment

A cancer and fertility presentation for health care professionals, discussing options for men.

Male Fertility Preservation 39042

Some men are not able to have children due to the effects of cancer treatment. By identifying your risk for infertility, you can take steps before treatment to preserve your fertility. For men who read more

  • Fertility
  • male infertility
  • physical effects of cancer

Family-Building Options for Women: After Cancer Treatment

A cancer and fertility presentation for health care professionals, discussing options for women.

Parenthood Options for Women 23324

It is generally recommended that you wait six months to five years after cancer treatment before trying to get pregnant. read more

  • adoption
  • baby
  • birth

Livestrong Fertility Brochure

Livestrong Fertility offers fertility resources for cancer patients and survivors.

Fertility and Insurance 26870

You may be wondering if your insurance will pay for fertility preservation procedures. Unfortunately, this is a new niche in medicine and therefore, coverage is limited. read more

  • coverage
  • Fertility
  • infertility

Fertility Risk Chart for Men

Assessing how certain treatments could affect future fertility is an important part of cancer care. This chart represents a compilation of clinical experience and published data about the effect of

How to Choose Your Fertility Specialist 12658

After that conversation, you can visit a fertility specialist to discuss your options in more detail. read more

  • Cancer
  • cost of fertility services
  • Fertility

Fertility Risk Chart for Women

Assessing how certain treatments could affect future fertility is an important part of cancer care. This chart represents a compilation of clinical experience and published data about the effect of

Emotional Challenges When Facing Cancer and Infertility 21096

The emotional toll can be particularly challenging for those whose future fertility is threatened by the very medications and procedures that were meant to save their lives. read more

  • anger
  • Cancer
  • emotional struggle

Family Building Options Chart for Men

This overview of fertility preservation and parenthood options for cancer patients, who are men, is based on published literature. Success rates may vary from clinic to clinic and depending on

Parenthood Options for Men 20690

It is generally recommended that you wait between six months to two years after you finish your cancer treatments before having your fertility tested, when sperm production has returned to normal. You read more

  • adoption
  • before cancer treatment
  • children

Family Building Options Chart for Women

This overview of fertility preservation and parenthood options for cancer patients, who are women, is based on published literature. Success rates may vary from clinic to clinic and depending on

At the Front Lines of Fertility Preservation

This presentation explains how health care professionals can provide timely and personalized fertility information to cancer patients.

Livestrong Prescription Discount Card

With so many things to worry about while battling cancer, paying for your prescriptions shouldn't be one of them. We've partnered with Glic Health to help.