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Home » Miami, FL, Fertility Guide » The Possibility of Infertility Looms for Cancer Patient
The Possibility of Infertility Looms for Cancer Patient
The Miami Herald, July 25, 2012

Miami Herald staff writer Andrea Torres chronicles her breast cancer experiences in Tropical Life. Doctors have highly recommended that she have a hysterectomy, surgery to remove the uterus, and a prophylactic oophorectomy, removal of my ovaries. Both would be a preemptive move against uterine and ovarian cancer, which can develop after breast cancer.
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