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Assessment of treatment-induced female sexual morbidity in oncology: is this a part of routine medical follow-up after radical pelvic radiotherapy?
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Summary
This nurse-led study identified that female sexual morbidity after pelvic radiotherapy is not an addressed aspect of routine follow-up and cancer survivorship. The author recommends that development in both individual practice and service provision would improve the identification and management of treatment-induced female sexual difficulties. They report that addressing these factors, will provide better outcomes for female cancer survivors and give them better experiences.