Can patients with colon cancer get pregnant?

Colorectal cancer is a common digestive tract malignancy, and its incidence rate is second only to gastric cancer and esophageal cancer. Among the common malignant tumor deaths in my country, colorectal cancer patients account for the fifth place in men and the sixth place in women. The incidence of colon cancer has been gradually increasing in the past two decades, and at the same time, its age of onset tends to be aging. In developed Western countries, colorectal cancer is the second most common malignant tumor after lung cancer. So can colorectal cancer patients get pregnant? Let's introduce it below.

Before colorectal cancer patients are cured, they should not get pregnant because pregnancy will affect the nutrition and physical strength of colorectal cancer patients, which is not good for the patients themselves and the fetus. If the patient still needs intermittent maintenance treatment, the cytotoxicity of the drug will have a toxic reaction to the fetus in the body, causing fetal malformation, premature birth, miscarriage, etc. If pregnant, the patient should try to terminate the pregnancy as soon as possible.
If patients with colon cancer want to get pregnant, they need to pay attention to the following things. First of all, they need to think carefully. Pregnancy is also likely to cause many health problems for the patient due to a sudden decrease in the body's resistance, and severe cases may be life-threatening.