Sexual and relationship health among survivors of oropharyngeal or oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma

Six months after diagnosis, some patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma have decreased their sexual behavior, whereas others have stopped having sex, highlighting a patient group that could benefit from more relationship-oriented support. However, most patients remain sexually active and report strong relationship dynamics, and they indicate that having a human papillomavirus-related diagnosis does not appear to add additional marital stress or change sexual intimacy beyond that experienced by patients with human papillomavirus-unrelated oral squamous cell cancer. See also pages 000-000.

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