Sex, sexuality and cancer
If you are single and have cancer, you may have concerns about having sex and starting a new relationship. You may also worry about dealing with infertility or coping with rejection. There are different ways to help you cope with these issues such as counselling.
Last reviewed: 21 Oct 2024
Next review due: 21 Oct 2027
Counselling can help you come to terms with your cancer. Understanding what it is and how it can help, can help you decide if it is right for you.
Get tips on how to deal with any changes in your sex life if your partner has cancer.
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Chemotherapy might affect your ability to have children (fertility). You might want to look into fertility treatments or get support to help you cope.
Cancer and its treatments can affect sex and sexuality. Get information and support for people with cancer, partners and single people.
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