will treatment make me infertile?

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Many lymphoma patients go on to have healthy children, but some treatments could make you infertile.

If there is any chance that you might start a family in the future, please talk with your doctor about this – before you start your treatment. If you are a man, it may well be possible to freeze and store some of your sperm for use later on. This is called sperm banking. If you are a woman you may be offered egg/ova storage




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