Can you get pregnant if you have bone cancer?

Can you get pregnant if you have bone cancer? Once you develop bone tumors, this disease will have a great impact on your life, and these impacts are generally closely related to our lives, especially the impact of bone tumors on patients' fertility. In order to let more friends understand this issue, we will make some detailed and specific introductions to this issue this time.

It is well known that bone tumors are divided into benign tumors and malignant tumors. Due to the diverse causes of bone tumors, patients with bone tumors need to pay special attention to many aspects.

Will bone tumors affect fertility? The answer is yes. Both benign and malignant bone tumors will have a certain degree of impact on fertility, and malignant bone tumors may be inherited. Although this has not been confirmed by medicine, genetic factors have indeed been found in the pathogenesis of bone tumors. In addition, advanced malignant bone tumors are prone to cause lesions and metastases, which will seriously endanger the patient's health and even affect life expectancy. Therefore, it is generally not recommended to get pregnant or even give birth before the bone tumor is cured.

Although bone tumors can affect the fertility of patients, as long as you actively receive treatment, pay attention to daily diet and nutrition, and do a good job of health care and prognosis care, bone tumors can be cured. Therefore, as long as friends carefully follow the above basic care introductions and do more related protective work, they can reduce the impact of the disease on the patient's fertility. If done well, it can even avoid the impact of the disease on the patient.