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As the success rates for cancer treatments continue to rise, more and more patients are living long, active lives. While cancer treatments have allowed patients to survive at higher rates, they also can have a negative impact on fertility.
Chemotherapy and radiation have both been shown to negatively affect the fertility of both men and women, often damaging eggs and possible leaving the woman infertile. Freezing a woman’s eggs, or embryos created using sperm from her partner or an anonymous donor, can provide women with the chance to have a biological child in the future.
Men undergoing cancer treatment are also encouraged to freeze their sperm prior to undergoing treatments such as radiation or chemotherapy, as these treatments can leave men infertile. Patient’s seeking to freeze their sperm will be able to provide a sample to the fertility experts at CRE, which will then be frozen and stored until the patient is ready to use them through IUI or IVF.
To learn more about your fertility preservation options in Dallas, contact the fertility specialists of CRE today at 972-566-6686.

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