Cancer treatment can affect intimacy and sexual function. This section talks about sexual health for people with cancer and their partners. You can learn how sexual function can change and some common feelings people have about sex during treatment.
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Sex, Intimacy and Cancer URL
Cancer and cancer treatment may affect sexuality. This brochure is made for patients, but it can help caregivers learn about sex and intimacy for people with cancer.
Format: Brochure - Time to Complete: 1 hour 30 minutes -
Sexual Health and Cancer Treatment for People Who Have a Vagina URL
Learn more about sexual side effects that affect people who have a vagina and how to manage them.
Format: Website - Time to Complete: 8 minutes -
Sexual Health and Cancer Treatment for People Who Have a Penis URL
Learn more information about sexual side effects that affect people who have a penis and how to manage them.
Format: Website - Time to Complete: 10 minutes -
Sexuality and Intimacy After Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplant URL
An allogeneic stem cell transplant can affect sexual health. This brochure is made for patients, but it can help you learn how to practice safer sex after a transplant. You can also learn how to support someone who has received a transplant.
Format: Brochure - Time to Complete: 7 minutes -
Dating and Intimacy URL
Dating and starting new relationships can be hard for cancer patients. Learn some dating tips that can help people with cancer, like talking about their health or concerns about intimacy.
Format: Website - Time to Complete: 7 minutes -
Intimacy, Sexual Function and Fertility SCORM package
Chemotherapy can affect sexual function and fertility. This eLearning module explains how this treatment can affect intimacy and fertility options for people who are getting chemotherapy.
Format: eLearning Module - Time to Complete: 15 minutes