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Cancer Survivors Face Barriers When Discussing Sex Health With Providers

Women who have survived cancer are not always able to get the sex health information they need, suggests a recent review paper in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.

Some face barriers when communicating with their healthcare providers.

For example, some women feel embarrassed when discussing sexuality. Others thought their providers were uncomfortable with the topic.

Find out what the authors recommend.

Peyronie's Disease: Collagen Fleece is an Effective Graft With Implants

Men who have both Peyronie's disease and erectile dysfunction (ED) may decide to have surgery that addresses both conditions at once. Collagen fleece could be a suitable graft material during such procedures, experts say.

It's possible that collagen fleece might resolve any residual curve in the penis, they added.

Their recent Journal of Sexual Medicine study investigated the use of collagen fleece in 51 men undergoing surgery.

Get the details.

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Small Penis Syndrome Can Hamper Daily Life

Lots of men are wonder how their penis size rates compared to others. But some men feel inadequate even when their penis falls into the normal size range.

The condition is caused small penis syndrome (SPS), and it can interfere with daily life. Men with SPS might try penis-lengthening products or consider penile enhancement surgery.

But experts recommend counseling before taking steps like these.

Here's why.

Better Sleep Leads to Better Sex for Shift Workers

Good sleep hygiene made a difference in the sex lives of a group of female nurses, scientists reported.

All of the women were rotating shift workers, which meant they worked mornings, evenings, and overnights all in the span of a few weeks.

When half the women participated in a sleep hygiene education program, their sexual satisfaction improved.

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