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Story 12/09/22

POSITIVE news about pregnancy and breast cancer

Pausing hormone therapy results in healthy pregnancies and babies for most women

Story 11/30/22

Sexuality and fertility discussions sidelined during breast cancer treatment

Most young women report significant impacts to their sexual health, yet few reported their health care provider could  help address sexual health issues, according to a study conducted by Living ...

Video 03/22/21

Pregnancy after early-stage breast cancer

Story 08/22/22

Decision-making for treatment and thriving: Gillian Lichota

After three years of enduring infertility therapies and a second-trimester miscarriage, Gillian Lichota sat in her OB-GYN’s office and heard the news she had been hoping for – she was nine ...

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Fertility treatment options

A breast cancer diagnosis can force you to think about the future sooner than you expect. We can help you learn about options to preserve fertility. Use our chart as a starting point to talk with ...

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Gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists

The gonadotropin releasing hormone agonists, or GnRH agonists, are a class of injectable medicines offered to pre- and perimenopausal women with breast cancer in order to temporarily suppress, or ...

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Fertility & metastatic breast cancer

As a young woman with metastatic breast cancer, you face a number of challenges that may affect your ability and plans to have children. This section is designed to help you navigate these issues ...

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Protecting your fertility during treatment

If you are premenopausal (still having menstrual periods), breast cancer treatments such as chemotherapy and hormonal therapy can affect your fertility. This may make it harder to become pregnant ...

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Making decisions about protecting your fertility

You might not be thinking about having a family at the time of your diagnosis, but that’s the best time to talk with your partner, family, and healthcare team about future fertility.

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Getting pregnant after early breast cancer

Better breast cancer treatments are helping more women live longer. And, studies show pregnancy after breast cancer treatment doesn’t raise your risk of cancer returning or affect your ...
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