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Sexuality for the Man with Cancer
Cancer, Sex, and Sexuality
Sex and sexuality are important parts of everyday life.
What Is a Normal Sex Life?
People vary a great deal in their sexual attitudes and practices.
What Is a Healthy Sexual Response?
The sexual response of men and women has 4 phases.
How the Male Body Works Sexually
During the teenage years and afterward, the testes (testicles) produce a steady supply of hormones -- mostly testosterone.
Ways to Keep Your Sex Life Going Despite Cancer Treatment
Here are some points to keep in mind as you try to continue your sex life during or after cancer treatment.
Effects of Cancer Treatment on Male Sexuality
Both men and women often lose interest in sex during cancer treatment, at least for a time.
Ways to Cope With Sexual Problems
If you have a sexual problem, your health care team can often find the cause and give you an idea of your chance for recovery.
Special Aspects of Some Cancer Treatments
Learn how specific cancer treatments may affect sexuality.
Keeping Your Sex Life Going
After cancer treatment, it is very easy to focus only on the part of the body that has been affected.
The Single Man and Cancer
Getting through cancer treatment can be really tough for a man who is not in a long-term relationship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about cancer and sexuality.
Professional Help
The first step in finding help for a sexual problem is to talk to your doctor.
Additional Resources
Find more information on cancer and sexuality.
References
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Chemotherapy and Side Effects on Sexuality  
Sexuality for the Woman with Cancer  
Overview - Sex and Women With Cancer  
Sexuality for the Man with Cancer  
Overview - Sex and Men With Cancer  
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