Patient's question:
Previously, I hadn't had any serious illnesses, but I did occasionally experience some gynecological inflammation and had been taking medication for treatment. Recently, I unexpectedly became pregnant and was also diagnosed with pelvic cancer. Can one with pelvic cancer have children?Doctor's answer:
Whether a woman with pelvic cancer can have children depends on the specific condition of her tumor. For pelvic cancer patients, pregnancy poses certain risks. As pregnancy progresses, the uterus becomes highly, and the nutrients supplied by the mother not only nourish the baby but also cause the cancerous area to grow at an extremely rapid rate. Therefore, it is best for pelvic cancer patients to undergo active treatment before pregnancy to lay a foundation for future fertility. It is recommended to adopt multi-cell immunotherapy, which has no significant adverse reactions and does not affect the patient's ability to conceive and give birth shortly after being cured.