Paul milk and modified radical mastectomy with breast cancer status of body image and sexual function in comparison.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 18 Paul milk and modified radical mastectomy with breast cancer status of body image and sexual function in comparison Author: Wang Huilin, Hong Ye, Wang Xiaojing, Wang Jianping 【Abstract】 The use of body-image scale and Watts sexual function questionnaire survey of 124 cases of breast cancer patients, including 62 cases of patients with breast conserving surgery (breast-conserving group), 62 patients with modified radical mastectomy (radical group). Radical group of patients with body-image scale total score was significantly higher than BCT patients (t = 3.92, P lt;0.01); radical group that breast cancer patients to a negative impact on body image were 62.9%, significantly higher than breast-conserving group 29.3% (χ2 = 29.95, P lt;0.01). However, sexual function, and modified radical mastectomy in patients with no significant difference. Keywords: breast cancer surgical body image sexual function Female patients with breast cancer on body image and sexual function in very prominent. Tang Lili [1], studies have shown that: breast cancer patients receiving modified radical mastectomy and chemotherapy, due to the deterioration of the breast, body changes and hair loss caused by damaged self-esteem, feelings of inferiority and helplessness that women have lost their charm because of the ashamed of their bodies while avoiding social contacts. Broeckel, etc. [2] studies have shown that breast cancer patients and healthy women, compared with less interest in sexual life, in a relaxed and enjoy sexual life, sexual desire aroused and reach orgasm more difficulties exist in the process. The incidence of these problems were healthy women, 2.7 to 3.1 times. Sexual function in patients with breast cancer, a common problem of the lack of interest in sex, reduced frequency, pain during intercourse, it is difficult to achieve orgasm and so on. With the increasing pursuit of patient quality of life, breast-conserving surgery g