Quiz: Fertility and Cancer Treatment

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1. Q1.According to this article, when does NCI encourage talking with a doctor about fertility?

   AOnly after all treatment has finishedBBefore cancer treatment beginsCOnly if fertility problems appearDFive years after diagnosis

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2. Q2.According to this article, are fertility changes from cancer treatment always permanent?

   AYes, they are always permanentBNo, treatment never affects fertility for longCNo — changes may be temporary or permanent, depending on factors like treatment type, dose, and ageDYes, but only in men

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3. Q3.According to this article, what is the most common fertility preservation method for males who have gone through puberty?

   AOvarian shieldingBEmbryo freezingCHormone therapyDSperm banking

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4. Q4.According to this article, why might doctors advise birth control during cancer treatment?

   APregnancy may still be possible, and some treatments could harm a pregnancy or cause miscarriageBBirth control makes cancer treatment work betterCIt is required by law during treatmentDIt prevents all treatment side effects

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