At Sameda Clinics, we recognise that beating cancer is a major victory — yet for many survivors, the journey doesn’t end there. One of the most common and deeply emotional questions we hear is: “Can I still have children?” This blog post explores fertility after cancer treatment, offering information, encouragement, and practical next steps.
If you’re beginning your fertility journey, walking into your first consultation with a specialist can feel overwhelming. Asking the right questions can empower you, ease your concerns, and help you make informed decisions.
Antenatal care is the routine health care of pregnant women without or without symptoms, to diagnose diseases or complicating obstetric conditions without symptoms, and providing information. about lifestyle, pregnancy, and delivery.
Recurrent pregnancy loss is three or more consecutive miscarriages. It affects approximately 1% of all women as against sporadic abortion which affects 25% of all women who conceive a pregnancy.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a widely known advanced form of infertility treatment. It can treat most known causes of infertility. As one of the commonest types of Assisted Reproductive Techniques (ART), the goal of IVF/ICSI is conception.
