Can I still get pregnant if I have uterine cancer?

Uterine cancer is the most common gynecological malignancy. The peak age for carcinoma in situ is 30 to 35 years old, and for invasive cancer is 45 to 55 years old. In recent years, the incidence of uterine cancer has tended to be younger. Uterine cancer is closely related to whether or not you can get pregnant. Pregnancy poses a great threat to the health of patients with uterine cancer, and may even threaten the patient's life. So, can you get pregnant after uterine cancer is cured?

Will uterine cancer affect fertility? If the patient has cervical carcinoma in situ, it can be completely cured through cervical conization, and it will not affect future pregnancies. If it is in the middle or late stage, surgical treatment is required because the resection range is relatively large, and even the entire hysterectomy is required. Long-term medication and radiotherapy are required after the operation, so it may affect pregnancy.
It is impossible for patients with uterine cancer to retain their fertility after hysterectomy. However, if conservative treatment is used to retain the uterus, which is an important place for conceiving a baby, fertility can also be retained in this case. Therefore, we should check in time, and early cancer is still easy to treat.
People should realize that uterine cancer surgery does not affect sexual function, nor does it mean the loss of female characteristics and sexiness. The husband's attitude plays an important role in the wife's sexual ability, so the husband should pay special attention to his wife to obtain sexual satisfaction. This will give birth to the fruit of love.