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Feature|Articles|September 20, 2024
Improving Sexual Health After Gynecological Cancer Is a Multifaceted Approach
Author(s)Ariana Pelosci, Gina Mauro
Pluta Cancer Center clinicians discussed how to improve sexual health outcomes for patients diagnosed with gynecological cancer.
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The facts don’t lie: 50% of patients with breast cancer, 65% to 90% of patients with gynecological cancers, and over 60% of patients with colorectal cancer experience sexual dysfunction.1
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