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It is important to discuss sexual health issues after transplant with your doctor. Be proactive. Don't wait for your doctor to raise the issue firstChemotherapy, radiation, graft-versus-host disease and changes in self-perception of body image can contribute to sexual difficultiesA variety of therapies are available to address erectile dysfunction and/or loss of interest in sexIt’s important to understand what your partner is thinking and feeling so that you can work together toward better intimacy

Sexual problems are common in women after transplant and can persist long-term without treatment. Learn what you can do to take charge of your sexual health after transplant.

Neuropathy can occur after transplant, particularly among patients with multiple myeloma. A variety of therapies are available to manage, and occasionally reverse, the symptoms.

Health insurance is a necessity for patients undergoing a transplant. Learn what types of plans are available and how to choose the plan that’s best for you.