Sexuality
Women's Guide to Sexuality During & After Cancer Treatment
During and after receiving treatment for cancer, women of all ages, with early and advanced diseases, will have concerns and questions about sexuality and sexual activity. This article addresses common questions and concerns about sexuality and sexual activity during and after cancer treatment.
Men's Guide to Sexuality During & After Cancer Treatment
During and after receiving treatment for cancer, men of all ages, with early and advanced diseases, will have concerns and questions about sexuality and sexual activity. This article addresses common questions and concerns about sexuality and sexual activity during and after cancer treatment.
Vaginal Dryness and Painful Intercourse
The article provides an overview of vaginal dryness and related painful intercourse (also called dyspareunia). These are some of the most common problems reported by women during or after cancer treatment.
Vaginal Dilators for Radiation Therapy
If you receive radiation therapy to the pelvis, your provider may recommend that you use a vaginal dilator to improve the elasticity of your vagina. This article provides instructions and tips for using dilators after pelvic radiation therapy.
Erectile Dysfunction After Cancer Treatment
The article provides information on treatments for erectile dysfunction (ED) after cancer treatment.
Penile Implant
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) can occur after treatment for prostate cancer. Despite the use of medications, suppositories, vacuum devices or injection therapy you may still suffer from ED. If this is the case, a penile prosthesis (implant) is a treatment option that your urologist may suggest.
Loss of Libido
Loss of libido is loss of a person's sexual desire. It can happen to anyone, but can be associated with cancer and treatment for cancer.