Can patients with esophageal cancer get pregnant

Esophageal cancer is a very common malignant tumor. Because the symptoms of esophageal cancer are similar to those of other diseases, many patients are misdiagnosed in the early stages of esophageal cancer. When the patients can no longer hold on, it is too late to find out. The harm caused by esophageal cancer to patients is huge. Esophageal cancer can occur in anyone, whether it is a man, a woman, an old man, or a child. Everyone may suffer from esophageal cancer. If a woman suffers from esophageal cancer, can she still get pregnant? Let's take a look.

Many women may not be able to accept that patients with esophageal cancer cannot get pregnant. Experts tell us that the body is the capital of revolution. As long as we adjust the body, cure esophageal cancer, and give birth to a healthy and smart baby, everyone will be happy. With the advancement of medical technology, it is possible to defeat esophageal cancer!

Patients with esophageal cancer should not get pregnant before they are fully recovered. Pregnancy will affect the nutrition and physical strength of the patient. If the patient still needs intermittent maintenance treatment, most of the drugs are cytotoxic drugs that are toxic to the fetus, which can cause fetal malformation, miscarriage, and premature birth.

Every woman has the qualifications and desire to be a mother, but patients with esophageal cancer are extremely conflicted due to the obstruction of the disease. This is also a problem that doctors often encounter in clinical practice. Theoretically, as long as the reproductive system of patients with esophageal cancer is normal, it is still possible to give birth. However, from a medical point of view and from the perspective of eugenics, a married patient with esophageal cancer should be discouraged from getting pregnant and giving birth.

Patients with esophageal cancer should not get pregnant before they are fully recovered, as pregnancy will affect the patient's nutrition and physical strength. If the patient still needs intermittent maintenance treatment, most of the drugs are cytotoxic drugs that are toxic to the fetus, which will cause fetal malformation, miscarriage, and premature birth. If you are already pregnant, you should try to terminate the pregnancy as soon as possible. Clinical data have shown that pregnancy can promote the recurrence and metastasis of esophageal cancer, and also bring many difficulties to treatment, affecting the efficacy. If the patient suffers from reproductive system or breast tumors, whether to get pregnant should be consulted by oncology and gynecology experts. If it does not affect the health of the body and the patient has the ability to get pregnant and give birth, pregnancy can be considered. But it is generally better not to get pregnant, so as to avoid the imbalance of the endocrine system in the body and disturb the health of the patient.

Some patients are diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy. In this case, the pregnancy should be terminated quickly to protect the pregnant woman and the esophageal cancer should be treated early. If the patient is close to delivery, induced labor or cesarean section can be performed, and then the esophageal cancer can be treated.

Through the above introduction, I believe everyone is now clear that patients with esophageal cancer cannot get pregnant. If the patient forces pregnancy, it may cause greater harm to themselves and the child. If you want to get pregnant, you must first cure esophageal cancer before getting pregnant, so as not to cause harm to the child.