Cancer Treatment's Impact on Women's Sexuality Explored
A sex coach shares her personal journey through medically induced menopause and its effects on her intimate life.
US Politics • an hour ago
Like millions of women, the author experienced a medically induced menopause as a side effect of cancer treatment. This transition brought common symptoms such as hot flashes and vaginal atrophy, but as months progressed, she found reasons for hope.
As a sex coach, the author acknowledges that her professional background might suggest a consistently adventurous and highly fulfilling love life. However, she reveals that despite a past of sexual confidence, her intimate experiences changed significantly a few years ago due to her cancer treatment. The narrative focuses on the personal impact of these treatments on a woman's sexuality and her journey toward reclaiming it.
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- www.dailymail.com - I loved to have sex, then cancer stole my love life: Like millions of women, I was put into a medically induced menopause, bringing hot flushes and vaginal atrophy. But as months ticked by, I realised there is hope
- www.dailymail.com - I loved to have sex, then cancer stole my love life: Like millions of women, I was put into a medically induced menopause, bringing hot flushes and vaginal atrophy. But as months ticked by, I realised there is hope