There have been many studies ob fertility in women who have in women have undergone chemotherapy. However, many of these studies have used a woman's ability to have her period as a measure of fertility. This may underestimate the fertility impact of various treatments.
Menstruation does not equate to fertility. Sometimes after treatment, a patient may go into menopause early.
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Menstruation does not equate to fertility. Sometimes after treatment, a patient may go into menopause early.
http://www.fertilehope.org/tool-bar/risk-calculator-women-type.cfm has a risk calculator by type of cancer and the treatment used.
I would advise speaking with your doctor about your treatment and how it will affect your fertility.
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