Dyspareunia After Cancer Treatment: Causes, Solutions and Specialist Care
Up to 60% of women experience pain during intercourse after gynaecological cancer treatment. Effective help is available — but women need to know it is safe to ask.
Up to 60% of women experience pain during intercourse after gynaecological cancer treatment. Effective help is available — but women need to know it is safe to ask.
Dyspareunia affects 1 in 5 women and has identifiable causes. Deep pelvic pain during intercourse can signal endometriosis, fibroids, or — in some cases — gynaecological cancer.
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