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Children & Young People

Teenagers & Young Adults

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Sex, Sexuality, Fertility concerns

Possible late effects after cancer treatment are varied and very much dependent on your diagnosis and the specific treatment you have received, late effects can involve issues with sex, sexuality and fertility.

Please see below for more details:

Concerns with fertility

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Future family planning / Fertility Treatments

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Concerns with contraception or Sexual Health

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Menopause symptoms or diagnosis

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Concerns with your menstrual cycle

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Erectile dysfunction

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Your sexuality

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Your gender identity

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Concerns forming sexual relationships

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Having sex and being intimate

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