Sexuality after breast cancer

You may have concerns about sexuality after breast cancer. Physical changes (such as those after surgery) make some women less comfortable with their bodies. Some treatments for breast cancer, such as chemotherapy, can change your hormone levels and may negatively affect sexual interest and/or response. For women in their 20s or 30s who may be focused on choosing a partner or having children, ...

 It has been quite some time since I have blogged, but know that I will be blogging again more regular. There have been many changes with SSS, and I am very excited to let you all in on all of the secrets and changes that have been made to SSS. I am unable to contain myself with excitment. With that being said, I am praying for each and every one of you regardless of the circumstances that each one of us fac...

Breast Cancer: Stages

Staging is a way of describing where the cancer is located, how much the cancer has grown, and if or where it has spread. Doctors use diagnostic tests to find out the cancer's stage, so staging may not be complete until all the tests are finished. Knowing the stage helps the doctor to decide wha...

Six Factors Linked to Invasive Breast Cancer Recurrence After DCIS

After being diagnosed and treated for DCIS, six factors seem to be linked to a higher risk of recurrence of invasive breast cancer, according to a study.

 

The factors are:

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