Quiz: Sexual Health and Cancer Treatment

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1. Q1.According to this article, can most people be sexually active during cancer treatment?

   ANo, sexual activity must always stop during treatmentBYes, and there is never any need to ask a doctorCMost people can, but it's important to confirm with your doctorDOnly people receiving surgery can be sexually active

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2. Q2.According to this article, why can chemotherapy make intercourse uncomfortable for women?

   AIt permanently changes the shape of the pelvisBIt can lower estrogen levels, which may cause vaginal drynessCIt always causes vaginal infectionsDIt increases estrogen to unsafe levels

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3. Q3.According to this article, how can pelvic radiation or surgery affect a man's sexual function?

   AIt has no effect on sexual functionBIt always increases sex driveCIt only affects the sense of touchDDamage to nerves or blood vessels can make it difficult to get or keep an erection

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4. Q4.According to this article, why might condoms be advised during treatment?

   ATo prevent a partner's exposure to traces of chemotherapy that may remain in semen or vaginal secretionsBBecause treatment makes infections impossibleCBecause condoms improve how well chemotherapy worksDOnly to prevent hair loss

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