Conclusion
This study demonstrates that many cervical cancer survivors desire to become parents eventually and that biological parenthood is feasible even in advanced stage disease without compromising oncologic safety. We believe that the findings of this study provide both patients and clinicians with realistic expectations regarding biological parenthood after cervical cancer treatment, which may improve the process of counselling and shared-decision making in newly diagnosed patients. To further improve the chances at biological parenthood in young cancer patients, we advocate the implementation of structural and joined oncofertility care programs in all centers treating young cancer patients.