About the Sexual ǿմý and Wellbeing Clinic
Many people with cancer struggle with sexual health changes due to the cancer itself or treatments. These may include physical, emotional, and relationship changes. Huntsman Cancer Institute’s Sexual ǿմý and Wellbeing Clinic includes a team of experts who can help address these concerns and improve quality of life for people with cancer. We also partner with the Utah Center for Reproductive Medicine (UCRM) at the University of Utah to help patients with fertility concerns before, during, and after treatment.
How Can the Clinic Help Me?
Surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and hormone medicines may affect sexual function, pelvic health, and libido. These changes can have a major impact on a person’s sense of self and intimate relationships.
The clinic offers a safe place for patients to talk about sexual health issues. We discuss how to prevent side effects and improve sexual function as well as offer treatment options. We also provide sexual health counseling. Counseling can help people learn new ways to cope, strengthen relationships, manage stress, and accept physical changes.
What Services Are Offered at the Clinic
The Sexual ǿմý and Wellbeing Clinic can help restore and improve physical function so people with cancer can carry out day-to-day activities. We provide physical medicine and rehabilitation for all genders for side effects related to the following:
- Bladder function
- Bowel function
- Hip pain
- Hormone replacement therapy
- Low back pain
- Low or no libido
- Pain with intercourse
- Pelvic health
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Pelvic pain
- Tail-bone pain
- Urinary symptoms of menopause
- Vaginal dryness
How Do I Access the Clinic?
If you have questions or would like a referral to the Sexual ǿմý and Wellbeing Clinic, talk to your care team or contact our patient coordinator:
Angela Pace
Phone: 801-587-4399
Fax: 801-585-3606
Email angela.pace@hci.utah.edu
Clinic Hours
Fridays, 9 am–3:30 pm
