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Pregnancy and Cancer-Global Journal of Reproductive Medicine-Juniper Publishers

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JUNIPER PUBLISHERS-Global Journal of Reproductive Medicine Pregnancy and Cancer Authored by  Teresa K Woodruff * Improvement in multimodality treatment has enabled many cancer patients to survive a malignancy. However, these same treatments of cancer can result in gonadal dysfunction and infertility. Especially for patients younger than 39 years of age, there is strong interest in life after cancer treatment including having a partner and siring or having children. This review focuses primarily on the very special case of young female patients who are diagnosed with cancer prior to and during pregnancy. Here we will update obstetricians and gynecologists on the issues that should be considered including what fertility preservation options are available and the existing data on pediatric outcomes after a maternal cancer treatment. More data is necessary to fill in the data and option gaps for patients who face a cancer diagnosis during pregnancy to enable the he...

Erectile Dysfunction Brought about by Love Towards Wife: A Case Report-Global Journal of Reproductive Medicine-JuniperPublishers

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JUNIPER PUBLISHERS-Global Journal of Reproductive Medicine Erectile Dysfunction Brought about by Love Towards Wife: A Case Report Authored by Anna NG Hoi Nga* The brain of human being is often regarded as the most important sex organ. Not only does it constructs meanings for our sexuality but also regulates our sex hormonal secretion. When the status of hormonal secretion is imbalance, we may encounter sexual dysfunction which renders difficulty in reproduction. Medication may be helpful for some sexual dysfunction. However, when sexual dysfunction is caused by negative construction of the meaning of sexuality, treatment by medication may become ineffective and non-medical intervention can be more appropriate. This paper illustrates a case of erectile dysfunction which is caused by distorted attitudes towards sexuality. Nonmedical intervention is introduced and its effectiveness within two sessions was demonstrated. For Read More...  Fulltext  click...