Can you have children if you have skin cancer in the early stages

In fact, this is a concern of many young patients. Some cancer treatments can affect fertility, but certainly not all. Whether treatment affects fertility depends on what organ the cancer grows in, whether there are any remedial measures after removal, what drugs are used for treatment, as well as gender and age at the time of illness, and response to treatment. Therefore, it is difficult to answer the question of whether cancer patients can have children, and it varies from person to person.

However, pregnancy brings about many changes to women. First of all, the endocrine environment changes, and the burden on the heart, liver, and kidneys is increased. The lifestyle formed during the recovery period needs to change, and eating habits also change. Taking care of children requires energy...so you have to consider whether the tumor is stable, how great the risk of recurrence is, whether the tumor is related to the endocrine system, whether endocrine changes are beneficial or harmful to the tumor, and whether circulation, digestion, excretion...can be afforded; then there are the issues of the energy to take care of and nurture the child's growth, and when to choose. After careful consideration, you need to consult obstetricians and gynecologists and oncologists, and carefully consider and decide based on individual circumstances.