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Cancer Rehabilitation Benefits Sexual Health, Too

After cancer treatment, survivors may still face some hurdles. Surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy can have lasting effects on the body.

Some of these effects interfere with sexual function in direct and indirect ways. For example, patients may have trouble with vaginal narrowing, erectile dysfunction (ED), speech, fatigue, or walking.

Cancer rehabilitation can help. In our latest blog post, you'll read more about rehabilitation services that can make sex more comfortable and enjoyable.

Find out more.

Implants an Option For Men with Both Peyronie's Disease and ED

Can men with Peyronie's disease and erectile dysfunction (ED) be treated for both conditions at the same time? Experts think it's possible, depending on a man's personal situation.

For a recent Sexual Medicine study, researchers analyzed 58 papers related to men who had both Peyronie's disease and ED.

The authors described surgical approaches, including penile implantation.

Get the details.

In the News

Mediterranean Diet Could be Good for Sex!

Fans of fruits, veggies, and fish might have another reason to enjoy their menu.

Scientists have reported that a Mediterranean diet boosts sex health, at least in women.

Here's what experts think.

Breast Cancer: Sexual Challenges After Hormone Therapy

Many women with breast cancer have sexual difficulties after hormone treatment.

Hormone therapy aims to reduce levels of estrogen and progesterone, which can fuel the growth of cancer cells.

But the approach can lead to irritation in the vulva, vaginal dryness, and painful intercourse.

Women may also feel less confident about their sex lives.

Read more about a new study.

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