Sexual dysfunction

La salud sexual y el tratamiento del cáncer: hombres

El tratamiento del cáncer puede causar cambios físicos y emocionales, incluidos cambios en su vida sexual. A este tipo de cambios los médicos lo denominan “efectos secundarios sexuales”. Estos incluyen cambios en su interés en el sexo y en su capacidad de participar en actividad sexual.

Los efectos secundarios sexuales pueden ser físicos, mentales o emocionales. El tratamiento del cáncer puede afectar su estado de ánimo, su imagen corporal, su nivel de energía y la sensación de bienestar. Y todos ellos pueden afectar su vida sexual.

Sexual Health and Cancer Treatment: Women

Cancer treatment can cause physical and emotional changes, including to your sex life. Doctors call these types of changes "sexual side effects." They include changes in your interest in sex and your ability to take part in sexual activity.

Sexual side effects can be physical, mental, or emotional. Cancer treatment can affect your mood, body image, energy level, and sense of well-being. And all of these can affect your sex life.

Sexual Health and Cancer Treatment: Men

Cancer treatment can cause physical and emotional changes, including to your sex life. Doctors call these types of changes "sexual side effects." They include changes in your interest in sex and your ability to take part in sexual activity.

Sexual side effects can be physical, mental, or emotional. Cancer treatment can affect your mood, body image, energy level, and sense of well-being. And all of these can affect your sex life.

Dating and Intimacy

Single adults may experience physical and emotional changes during and after cancer treatment. These may affect dating and sexual relationships.

Tips for pursuing new relationships

Concerns about dating and sexual intimacy after cancer treatment are common. But do not let fear keep you from pursuing relationships.

Consider these strategies when developing new relationships:

  • Practice positive self-talk. For example, make a list of your positive qualities.

Cervical Cancer - Screening and Prevention

ON THIS PAGE: You will find out more about screening for cervical cancer, including risks and benefits of screening. Use the menu to see other pages.

Screening is used to detect precancerous changes or early cancers before signs or symptoms of cancer occur. Scientists have developed, and continue to develop, tests that can be used to screen a person for specific types of cancer before signs or symptoms appear. The overall goals of cancer screening are to:

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