Part 3 of Intimacy After Breast Cancer LEAP Series – Addressing Sexual Health Challenges After Breast Cancer
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About This Webinar
ABCD is excited to partner with Melissa Berry, founder of Cancer Fashionista, on a special three-part Intimacy After Breast Cancer LEAP webinar series. The series is FREE and open to everyone.
In the final webinar of the series, Melissa moderates a discussion with Laila Agrawal, MD, a breast oncologist specializing in sexual health, providing practical strategies for managing treatment-related effects and enhancing intimacy. The session addresses real concerns, including painful sex, low libido, early menopause and feelings of hopelessness, with opportunity for audience questions, resources, and actionable tips for maintaining sexual wellness post-cancer.
Audience Takeaways: ● Practical guidance for sexual side effects from treatment ● Strategies to improve intimacy with partners or yourself ● Support and solutions for painful sex, low libido, or feeling like desire may never return ● Answers to audience questions about libido, desire, and sexual wellness ● Tips for continuing the conversation beyond the webinar ● Resources and tools for maintaining sexual health post-cancer
About Dr. Agrawal

Dr. Laila Agrawal is a board-certified medical oncologist specializing in breast cancer at Norton Cancer Institute in Louisville, Kentucky. She is also a fellow of the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health (ISSWSH) and serves on the board of directors of the Scientific Network on Female Sexual Health and Cancer.
She is dedicated to addressing the often-overlooked aspect of sexual health in cancer care and runs a sexual health clinic for women diagnosed with cancer, focusing on the multifaceted impact of cancer and its treatments on sexual health and intimacy. Her work emphasizes the importance of integrating sexual health discussions into routine cancer care, advocating for better training for healthcare providers and more comprehensive patient support.
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