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Receiving Chemotherapy Date of endorsement: August 2014. See page 5 3. Fertility Preservation, quality evidence 12 Version date: January 30, 2015 3. Fertility Preservation for Patients with Cancer The “Fertility Preservation for Patients with Cancer” was endorsed by the COG Supportive Care, by the guideline developers are available at: http://www.instituteforquality.org/fertility-preservation, and forthcoming options for preservation of fertility in males? (3) What is the quality of evidence

for patient/families regarding risk of infertility or fertility preservation options Please see the next page, INFORMATION PROVIDED TO PATIENTS/FAMILIES REGARDING FERTILITY PRESERVATION OPTIONS PRIOR TO THERAPY, and fertility preservation options could be standardized based on planned protocol therapy, enhancing opportunities for patients and families to access fertility preservation services when appropriate, regarding fertility preservation will be considered; multidisciplinary approaches are encouraged

to have a conversation with your healthcare team about fertility preservation before starting treatment, ) and other medicines (such as pain medicines) can cause constipation. 12 Fertility Fertility, . For some adolescents and young adults, there are options to preserve fertility. These may include: Ƀ Sperm banking (males) Ƀ Egg preservation or ovarian tissue preservation (females) Hair Loss, soapy water every time you use them. While some cancer treatment can affect fertility, pregnancy

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: September 2018 See page 23 9. Fertility Preservation for Patients with Cancer Date of endorsement

: September 2018 See page 23 9. Fertility Preservation for Patients with Cancer Date of endorsement

evidence-based guidelines for fertility preservation options for inclusion in treatment protocols

evidence-based guidelines for fertility preservation options for inclusion in treatment protocols