Primary hypogonadism |
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Frequency
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Duration after discontinuation of immunotherapy
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Alteration of sex hormones levels (e.g. testosterone, estradiol)
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Impact on fertility, pregnancy, and complicated pregnancy
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Impact on libido and sexual life
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Secondary hypogonadism |
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Frequency of secondary hypogonadism
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Frequency of isolated secondary hypogonadism
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Impact on fertility, pregnancy, and complicated pregnancy
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Impact on libido and sexual life
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Pregnancy |
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Strongly suggest avoiding pregnancy during treatment using at least one contraceptive methods
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In case of pregnant woman, discuss the current evidence and risks of concurrent immunotherapy administration. Discuss the possibility of treatment discontinuation in case of long-term complete response
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If therapy will be administered during pregnancy, after delivery, follow-up the child for development abnormalities, autoimmune diseases
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Strongly suggest a minimum time from the end of therapy and the beginning of a pregnancy (3 months for ipilimumab and durvalumab, 4 months for pembrolizumab, and 5 months for nivolumab and atezolizumab)
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Trimester-specific toxicity
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Frequency of miscarriage, stillbirth, premature delivery
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Frequency of fetal malformation, fetal autoimmune disease
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Frequency of complicated pregnancy
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Libido and sexual life |
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