Dr. Theresa Callard-Moore discusses how cancer treatment and transplant can affect sexual health, intimacy, and relationships. She covers common physical and emotional challenges and offers practical strategies for communication, rebuilding intimacy, managing discomfort, and getting support from the healthcare team.

Patients and their partners may have difficulty with intimacy and sexual activity after transplant or CAR T-cell therapy. This presentation explores strategies for acknowledging and addressing these issues.

Transcript of Presentation: (00:00:01): [Jordan Sexton]: Introduction. Good morning and good afternoon. Welcome to the workshop, Men's Sexual Health after Transplant. My name is Jordan Sexton and I will be

Pain with sex and a decreased desire for sex are common in women after cancer treatment. This presentation explains how the sexual response cycle works, medical interventions you can use to address genital health problems after transplant or CAR T-cell therapy, and other strategies you can use to regain intimacy with your partne

Los problemas sexuales, tales como la disfunción eréctil, la baja testosterona, y cuestiones de fertilidad son bastante frecuentes en pacientes que tuvieron trasplantes de células madre. Afortunadamente, estos problemas son tratables. Conozca cómo manejar los problemas sexuales y de fertilidad después del trasplante en este nuevo video de BMT InfoNet.

El diagnóstico de cáncer y su tratamiento, así como el trasplante pueden afectar la vida sexual de la mujer. En este video encontrará estrategias que ayudan con los cambios sexuales y recomendaciones para restaurar la salud sexual después del trasplante.

Many women experience sexual problems following a stem cell transplant. A variety of medical and psychologist issues contribute to problems with intimacy and sexual health, but effective treatment options are available.

Sexual problems in men after a stem cell transplant is quite common. This presentation reviews various types of sexual dysfunction in transplant recipients and available remedies. Patients are encouraged to learn about these issues and not hesitate to seek help when needed.

Ovarian failure, estrogen deficiency, decreased sex drive, infertility and vaginal graft-versus-host disease are a concern for many women after a stem cell transplant. This presentation discusses what causes these problems and treatment options, particularly for women with vaginal graft-versus-host disease (GVHD).

Stem cell transplant recipients have an increased risk of developing sexual problems and infertility after transplant. In men, erectile dysfunction and low testosterone are the most common sexual problems reported, and both are very treatable.