An integrative review of physiotherapeutic approaches for the treatment of dyspareunia in post-gynecological cancer patients
Introduction: Dyspareunia is the most common sexual complaint among women after gynecological cancer treatment. The modalities commonly used for the treatment of gynecological cancer are radiotherapy, surgery and chemotherapy. The main dysfunctions experienced after the cancer treatment are dryness, decreased sexual desire, dyspareunia and vaginal stenosis, which may be associated with loss of clitoral and vaginal sensations during intercourse with penetration.