CosBeauty Magazine #86
CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty in Australia. In this issue: - The 2019 Christmas Gift Guide - City Skin Detox - Fool Proof Steps for Party Survival - Diet is a Dirty Word - Hair Trends from Catwalk Zimmerman - Fertility Options for Cancer Survivors
CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty in Australia.
In this issue:
- The 2019 Christmas Gift Guide
- City Skin Detox
- Fool Proof Steps for Party Survival
- Diet is a Dirty Word
- Hair Trends from Catwalk Zimmerman
- Fertility Options for Cancer Survivors
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feature<br />
Fertility<br />
options<br />
after a<br />
cancer<br />
diagnosis<br />
A cancer diagnosis often comes out of<br />
the blue and starting or extending your<br />
family will probably be the last thing on<br />
your mind. However, it’s important to<br />
consider your options for the future,<br />
explains Shonagh wAlker.<br />
A<br />
cancer diagnosis is a<br />
frightening enough prospect,<br />
not to mention the thought<br />
of months of gruelling treatment.<br />
On top of this, many young girls<br />
and women discover they have just<br />
a tiny window to decide on their<br />
future fertility options. It’s something<br />
they may not have even planned<br />
to consider for many years to come,<br />
particularly if they’re pre-pubescent.<br />
However, with medical<br />
advancements and technology being<br />
more effective and more readily<br />
available than ever before, this<br />
window of hope is widening and<br />
allowing increasing numbers of cancer<br />
patients the chance to realise their<br />
dreams of starting or extending their<br />
family. Here, experts share their best<br />
advice on preserving your fertility in<br />
the face of a cancer diagnosis.
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