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Reduced fertility risk is a risk in females treated with a high cumulative cyclophosphamide (CPM) dose. Objectives The objective of this study is to establish the age at menarche, record all pregnancies, calculate age-specific fertility rate (ASFR) in female BL survivors, treated in Cameroon, in the age groups 15–19 and 20–24 years, and association with an increasing cumulative CPM dose. Methods Data collection included personal data and telephone interviews for female survivors, aged ≥12 years with regards to menarche age, their mothers’ menarche age, incidence and outcome of all pregnancies. The cumulative CPM/m2 dose was categorized as low (&amp;lt;4723 mg/m2), medium (4724–10 635 mg/m/2) or high (&amp;gt;10 635 mg/m2). Results The median age at first treatment for 113 patients was 8 years (range 3–17 years), with median current age 17 years (range 12–26 years); the median duration of follow-up was 9 years (range 1.2–13.3 years). The median age of patients at menarche (n = 109; 4 unknown) was 14 years (range 10–17 years, SD 1.19) and that of their mothers (n = 68; 45 unknown) 15 years (range 10–17 years, SD 1.53). The median time to first pregnancy following menarche (the fertility time) was 3.04 years (n = 10) with low-dose CPM, 6.09 years with medium-dose CPM (n = 81) and 6.04 years with high-dose CPM (n = 32) (log rank difference p = 0.420). The ASFR in the age group 15–19 years was 82.19 (n = 73) and in the age group 20–24 years was 863.6 (n = 22), with significantly lower ASFR (p &amp;gt; 0.001) in children treated before the age of 10 years. Conclusion Fertility rates of girls treated for BL with CPM were normal but reduced in patients who commenced treatment before the age of 10 years.

Burkitt lymphoma: Age Specific Fertility Rate in 113 long-term female survivors after treatment with cyclophosphamide