"I'm not breast-feeding." Does sex end after breast cancer?
Is sexuality over after breast cancer? Can women regain their will and discover new forms of pleasure and protection after treatment or breast eradication? From breastfeeding to excitement, from mother to fraternity, from saint to whore, the breasts in the collective brains remained a symbol of feminine, a source of desire, and a part of the body of women surrounded by the criteria of beauty and the look of others. But what happens when he gets cancer? Does a woman's relationship with her body and partner change? And could a new sexual life be born from the disease uterus? At this seminar of the programme " In your prohibited folk " , the Poonger salami opens the debate about the impact of breast cancer on sexual desire, marital and intimate relationships, and what women live after.
