Can a woman with ovarian cancer have a baby?

Ovarian cancer is a common gynecological disease in modern women. There are two types of ovarian cancer now, one is caused by genetic factors, and the other is environmental factors. Cancer is caused suddenly, and normal cells suddenly become cancerous. So what is the gene for ovarian cancer? According to this question, it will be a hereditary ovarian cancer. A lot of data shows that the risk of ovarian cancer in people with ovarian cancer increases 70 times, usually without a family history of ovarian cancer.

If you have one sick relative, the risk will increase to 5%, if you have two sick relatives, the risk will increase to 7%, and with other tumors, such as breast cancer, colorectal cancer, ovarian cancer, etc., can also increase the risk of ovarian cancer. Therefore, the high-risk group of ovarian cancer.
From the perspective of genetic epidemiology of ovarian cancer, it can be divided into three categories:
Sporadic ovarian cancer: refers to the second generation of the family with ovarian cancer (including siblings, children and their grandparents), without the discovery of ovarian cancer or other related tumors.
Familial ovarian cancer: refers to a family in which two or more generations or generations of blood are affected by ovarian cancer.
Hereditary ovarian cancer, especially autosomal dominant ovarian cancer, can occur in families with other types of cancer. This type of disease is often called hereditary ovarian cancer syndrome. In fact, hereditary ovarian cancer is relatively rare. About 7 percent of people have a positive family history of ovarian cancer, but less than 1 percent of ovarian cancer cases actually have hereditary ovarian cancer.