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vaginal dilators · vaginismus · Mar 01, 2022

What No One Tells You About Sex After Breast Cancer | InStyle

by Mike Pisa
Carmen Risi, 40, knew there was a good chance she'd one day sit across from a doctor and hear that she had cancer. Her grandmother died from breast cancer, her mother and aunt were both diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and in 2019 she found out she was positive for the BRCA1 gene — an inherited variant that puts people at a much higher risk of developing certain cancers. As a result, Risi spent two years undergoing routine cancer monitoring — every six months, she'd receive an MRI or a mammogram. 
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