Sexual dysfunction

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Official medical reports have shown that women who consume hormone-blocking drugs for treating breast cancer have the tendency to experience sexual difficulties some years later. Meanwhile, other medical researchers have warned women that anti-estrogen drug called tamoxifen has proved to reduce the sexual activities of many women since the latter experience painful sex time and again. Health specialists have explained that aromatase inhibitors do cause sexual dysfunction since they reduce the level natural lubrification in the women while triggering sexual practices to become painful. Further medical specialists have mentioned that breast cancer drugs block women's bodies from manufacturing estrogen! As a matter of fact, the consumers of such drugs are bound to see their sex lives suffering. Usually, the victims of sexual dysfunction caused by breast cancer drugs are the postmenopausal women and menopausal women. Three quarters among these women have reported that they are losing sexual interest and are very dissatisfied with their sex life since they experience painful sex...