Meta-analysis of the effect of sexual health nursing interventions on improving post-treatment sexual dysfunction and partner relationship satisfaction in breast cancer patients.

In recent years, the age at onset has shown a decreasing trend, and the proportion of young patients with breast cancer has gradually increased, posing an important public health threat to the well-being of young women. 1–3 After treatment, breast cancer patients often experience various manifestations of sexual dysfunction, including vaginal dryness, decreased sexual desire, dyspareunia, and sexual arousal disorders.

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