Preserving fertility or the hope of continuing to be mothers after cancer

Preserving fertility or the hope of continuing to be mothers after cancer

At URE Centro Gutenberg, we actively join the global campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness Day every year. This year, our contribution focuses on preserving fertility or the hope of continuing to be mothers after cancer—a message of support and information for women who, beyond fighting the disease, dream of motherhood once they overcome it.

Sadly, cancer remains a major global health challenge, and among women, breast cancer is the most common and deadliest form. However, science and medicine continue to make progress in prevention, early detection, and more effective treatments.

Fortunately, more and more women are surviving breast cancer and going on to live full, normal lives. Many of them continue to have the strong desire to become mothers. That’s why preserving fertility or the hope of continuing to be mothers after cancer becomes a crucial part of their journey, especially before undergoing treatments like chemotherapy or radiotherapy.

Medical Insight: A Voice of Experience

To shed more light on this topic, Dr. Claudio Álvarez, Medical Director at URE Centro Gutenberg, recently published an editorial in Málaga Hoy. We highly encourage you to read it.

In his piece, Dr. Álvarez reviews the current landscape of breast cancer and, most importantly, the options available for fertility preservation before starting cancer treatment. These options are essential for women who are in their reproductive years and wish to become mothers after treatment.

At URE Centro Gutenberg, we are committed to supporting women throughout this process. We provide personalized, compassionate guidance for anyone considering fertility preservation, always with the empathy and emotional support these situations require. Best of all, this service is entirely free for cancer patients of reproductive age.

A Commitment Beyond Treatment

For us, it’s not just about offering medical procedures—it’s about preserving fertility or the hope of continuing to be mothers after cancer, and helping women rebuild their futures on their own terms.

We believe in raising awareness and making sure that every woman knows she has options, even in the face of a cancer diagnosis.

Join the Fight with Us

We invite you to read Dr. Álvarez’s editorial and, as always, remember that we are here to inform, guide, and support you every step of the way.

At URE Centro Gutenberg, we proudly support Breast Cancer Awareness Day once again this year, with the hope that early diagnosis rates will continue to rise—and with them, the chances for recovery and preserving fertility or the hope of continuing to be mothers after cancer.