Every year 850,000 females are diagnosed with cancer. The majority of these women undergo chemotherapy. The good news is that chemotherapy has increased survival rates. The not so good news is that approximately 70 percent of these women are left with unexpected changes in their sex life changes that are not life-threatening but disrupt the quality of their life. After treatment, they experience an extreme drop in their level of desire, find arousal difficult, experience a lack of lubrication during arousal and find the pleasure of orgasm elusive. Along with these changes, they also experience hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, urinary changes, weight changes, mood changes and fatigue. Because these changes are not life-threatening, they often go unaddressed; instead, women suffer in silence not knowing what they can do. Sexuality After Cancer Treatment, brings to light what cancer-treated women can do to reduce or eliminate these side effects.

Sexuality After Cancer Treatment, is designed to help you understand what you can do to decrease or eliminate side effects that impact your sex life. It also contains tips to spice up your relationship with your partner, fall in love all over again and enjoy the best sex ever.