Empowering your sexual health after cancer | Macmillan x

We are back and still talking about sex and cancer. Talking about sex and intimacy can be difficult, and when cancer is part of the conversation, it can feel nearly impossible. But it’s an important aspect of life that shouldn’t be overlooked. In this discussion, Helen Addis, speaks with sexual health specialist Sarah Mulindwa and consultant oncologist Richard Simcock from Macmillan Cancer Support.
Together, they explore how cancer and its treatments can affect your sex life and offer practical advice on managing these challenges. From dealing with vaginal dryness to reconnecting with your body through the use of lubricants, sex toys, and more, this conversation aims to help you feel more informed and supported. We want to empower you to talk openly about these issues and seek the help you deserve.
As leading voices on cancer and sexual wellness, we are so proud to be partnering together with Lovehoney.
Everyone deserves sexual happiness, and we need to be able to have open and honest conversations about the impact that a cancer diagnosis can have while offering support, ideas and advice along the way.
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