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Treating cancer during pregnancy
Should you need cancer treatment while pregnant, a medical team will support you and decide with you the best treatment to minimise any risks to your baby.
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Breastfeeding and cancer treatment
Receiving treatment for cancer, including breast cancer, will affect whether you can breastfeed safely – it depends on the treatment.
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Fertility and cancer
Some cancers and cancer treatments can affect your fertility. Before starting a treatment, you might want to consider the options for preserving your fertility.
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Chemotherapy | Cancer Council
What is chemotherapy? Find credible information on chemotherapy, including its side effects, how and why it's used, how it's given and more
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Treating children's cancers | Cancer Council
Each type of cancer is treated differently. In some cases, several types of cancer treatments are given. Read more about the types of treatment here
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Female fertility and cancer treatments - Cancer Council Victoria
Cancer treatments such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy and surgery, may affect female fertility in different ways.
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Who can be immunised? | Australian Government Department of Health
Most people can be immunised, except for people with certain medical conditions and people who are severely allergic (anaphylactic) to vaccine ingredients.
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Types of children’s cancers | Cancer Council
The most common types of cancers that happen in children are different from those seen in adults. Find out more about types of childhood cancers here
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Types of children’s cancers - Cancer Council Victoria
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Fertility overview - Cancer Council Victoria
Cancer and its treatment may affect a person's ability to conceive a child or maintain a pregnancy.
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