Can patients with colon cancer get pregnant?

Can patients with colon cancer get pregnant? The answer is yes, but pregnancy also carries great risks for patients with colon cancer, because as the pregnancy period lengthens, the mother's nutrition will not only nourish the baby, but also provide nutrition to the cancer cells, causing the cancerous part to grow rapidly. In addition, pregnancy will aggravate the symptoms of colon cancer.

Worsening symptoms may cause patients to miss early treatment or have treatment obstructed. This is because changes in hormone secretion during pregnancy can stimulate and promote colon cancer. Childbirth and breastfeeding may also cause colon cancer cells to spread and metastasize, further threatening the patient's life.

For this special group of people with colon cancer, they should not only consider their own condition, but also think about the health of the fetus in their womb at all times. Especially in the early stages of pregnancy, when the mother's virus infection is most likely to affect the fetus and is easily passed on to the next generation. It is recommended that people with colon cancer concentrate on colon cancer treatment to stabilize their condition and live a good life.

In general, it is possible to get pregnant with colon cancer, but for this special group of people, it is better not to have children. First, actively treat your disease, and then consider pregnancy after recovery. Do not act on your own and discuss with your attending physician. Everything should be based on the development of your condition.