Fertility Preservation

Treatment for a gynecologic cancer can sometimes affect a woman’s ability to have children in the future. The Johns Hopkins Center for Fertility Preservation opens up a range of options for patients undergoing cancer care to start a family post-treatment.

Before undergoing a procedure or receiving a cancer-fighting treatment, your gynecologic oncologist will discuss the conception options available to you. We’ve also created a list of answers to some frequently asked patient questions about fertility preservation.

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