Some male childhood cancer patients may have problems with their reproductive functions because of certain treatments they received. Reproductive functions include the production of sperm
The effects of childhood cancer therapy on female reproductive function depend on many factors, including the girl’s age at the time of cancer therapy, the
Some female childhood cancer survivors may have problems with their reproductive health — menstrual periods, pregnancy, and childbearing — because of specific treatments they received.
Survivors of childhood cancer who became pregnant in adulthood are as likely to have healthy babies as those without a history of cancer. Their children
