Some medications and medical treatments can affect fertility — either temporarily or long term. This includes chemotherapy, certain hormones, antidepressants, or medicines used for chronic conditions.
If you’re planning a pregnancy, always let your doctor know which medications you’re taking. In many cases, there are safer alternatives that don’t affect fertility. Sometimes, eggs can be frozen before treatment that may impact the ovaries.
Alma’s tips:
Make a list of all medications you take and bring it to your appointment.
Always ask: “How might this affect my fertility?”
Remember — it’s your body, your choice, and you deserve clear information.
