Research conducted in England yielded results. In line with 20 years of research, it has been revealed that fertility can be preserved in breast cancer patients.
Today, breast cancer is seen in 1 out of every 10 women. In this case, one of the most feared situations of women receiving treatment was the loss of fertility. The good news for oncology patients who regained their health came to light with a research conducted in England. According to the results of the research, the declaration declaring that fertility is now successfully preserved in breast cancer patients was published at the 36th annual meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology in England.
SUCCESSFUL BIRTH RATE
According to the study, 879 young female patients who received treatment for various types of cancer since 2000 analysis was carried out. It was learned that there was a high success rate of 71% in those who returned to use their frozen eggs and embryos with the IVF procedure.
BEYOND EXPERIMENTAL
Research believing that fertility preservation services should be an integral module of the contemporary cancer care pathway group underlined that fertility preservation is a process and is more than just experimental.
As a result of the research that emphasized the limited fertility options of young women who had previously been treated for cancer, the results of the information show that there are now many more options. indicated that it could be of great benefit.
