Abstract
Women of childbearing age frequently express a desire for pregnancy even after a diagnosis of breast cancer and after undergoing treatment. The average age of primiparous women is rising and gynecologists and oncologists are faced with inquiries about pursuing childbearing after the diagnosis of breast cancer. We present a case of a 39 year old women who came to our clinic in 39th week of gestation, gave vaginal birth to a vigorous neonatus and underwent into dyspnea just two hours after the delivery. She voluntarily disclosed her advanced stage of breast cancer diagnosis, as she feared it could lead to the termination of her pregnancy. After she was released from the hospital, she did not attend any follow-up appointments at our clinic, hence we have no knowledge whether she contacted her oncologist or the outcome of her primary disease.