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What to ask your doctor about living with gestational trophoblastic disease

Men and women discussing gestational trophoblastic tumours

Some questions you might ask your doctor

  • Will I be able to have more children?
  • When can I try for a baby?
  • Can I take the contraceptive pill again?
  • What contraception can I use?
  • What will happen to my periods?
  • Can I take HRT when I go through the menopause?
  • I feel very tearful, why is that?
  • What help and support is there?
  • Can anyone help with claiming benefits?
  • Can I get help with travel costs?
  • Can my family get help with travel costs?
  • Is there any help with childcare while I am having treatment?
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