Can I still get pregnant if I have bone cancer

Bone cancer is a common malignant tumor disease that is very harmful to the human body. If bone cancer is detected during pregnancy, it must be treated actively. It is necessary to have an abortion first and actively treat bone cancer. So, can you still get pregnant if you have bone cancer? How to treat it?

Surgical method: Surgical treatment for bone cancer patients mainly includes: curettage, resection, amputation, limb resection and distal replantation of the bone tumor segment, amputation and joint disarticulation, etc.

Chemotherapy: Bone cancers suitable for chemotherapy mainly include osteosarcoma, juxtacortical osteosarcoma, chondroma, fibrosarcoma, Ewing's tumor, angiosarcoma, chordoma, bone reticulum cell tumor and ameloblastoma and other malignant bone tumors.

Radiotherapy: Bone cancers suitable for radiotherapy mainly include primary reticulum cell sarcoma of bone and single lesions of multiple myeloma. In addition, the method, irradiation range, time and dose of radiotherapy are closely related to the purpose of treatment.

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment: Traditional Chinese medicine treatment has obvious advantages in terms of overall regulation of the patient's body. Early treatment combined with surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and other treatment methods can significantly improve the overall efficacy. For patients with advanced bone cancer who cannot undergo surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine can be used alone to achieve the purpose of controlling and improving symptoms. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment has obvious advantages in long-term efficacy such as improving the patient's quality of life and prolonging survival.