Long-term outcomes in cancer patients who did or did not pursue fertility preservation
To compare long-term outcomes of cancer patients who pursued fertility preservation (FP) with those who did not and compare random-start (RS) and menstrual cycle–specific (CS) protocols for FP.
Source: fertstert.org
Long-term outcomes in cancer patients who did or did not pursue fertility preservation
Published in Embryology and Reproductive Medicine
Couples shouldn't think of fertility as part of a schedule, this stuff never happens when you want it and often happens when you don't expect it. Sometimes like a strange greek comedy, you end up with multiples! Those going through the trials and tribulations of infertility should take swift and decisive action always in pursuit of their goal and take each and every professional for what they offer you to this end and not much more.
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