Sexual Medicine in the Management of Older Gynecologic Cancer Patients

Stabile, Cara; Steed, Rebecca; Carter, Jeanne

doi:10.1007/978-1-4471-4605-6_21

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Chronic Toxicity From Cancer Therapy1

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“…Furthermore, radical vulvar excisions are significantly associated with lower sexual function and quality of life, particularly in older women. Patients have indicated a need for basic advice on the prevention and treatment of vaginal and sexual toxicities and welcome discussions on these topics with their doctors These issues do not spontaneously resolve over time without appropriate intervention Early identification and treatment strategies are essential in addressing these long-term challenges; physician-patient communication is imperative, and may be enhanced with the use of brief surveys and checklists 90 …”

Section: Chronic Toxicity From Cancer Therapymentioning

confidence: 99%