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by Leslie R. Schover (Author)
Aims to help cancer survivors enjoy sex again and make informed choices about pregnancy after cancer treatment. The book argues that most people do not need months of psychotherapy or medical treatment to recover satisfying sex lives after cancer treatment. What they do need is accurate information on what to expect and how to make the most of the options they have available.
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Finally! Such a comprehensive resource for survivors has been long overdue. --Michelle Melin, M.P.P., Director of Patient Services Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization
"An excellent, well-researched book that responds to the needs of survivors." --Anna Meadows, M.D. Director, Division of Oncology and Children's Cancer Research Center Children's Hospital of Phildadelphia.
Now as never before cancer survivors are discovering their potential for renewed sexuality, which many may never have thought possible. In this comprehensive new book, the leading authority in the field carefully and reassuringly explains your options and gives you the accurate, up-to-date information you need to take advantage of them. Now you can make the decisions that are best for you based on recent medical advances and the newest perspectives. This unique guide covers: The kinds of sexual problems both men and women are likely to face after treatment --and state-of-the-art solutions The most effective infertility treatments How to assess the risks of pregnancy The latest information on body image, low sex drive, performance anxieties, medications, sex aids, and reconstructive surgery Special topics such as sex after breast or prostate cancer, and the specific problems facing gays, singles, and survivors of childhood cancers.
Author Biography
LESLIE R. SCHOVER, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and sex therapist at the prestigious Cleveland Clinic Foundation. Widely recognized as the leading authority on cancer and sexuality, Dr. Schover is in great demand as a lecturer and consultant. Her writings and interviews appear frequently in a variety of print and broadcast media.
