A cancer diagnosis and its treatment can affect fertility, pregnancy safety, and future family-building plans. For individuals newly diagnosed with cancer, understanding oncofertility options, fertility preservation, and treatment timelines can be an important part of exploring whether gestational surrogacy may be a future path to parenthood.
For individuals and couples pursuing parenthood during or after cancer treatment, gestational surrogacy may offer a family-building option when pregnancy is no longer possible or medically advisable. Explore how different cancer diagnoses, treatments, reproductive considerations, and the timing of family-building decisions can influence the path to surrogacy.