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Most survivors reached all milestones of psychosexual development at an average age of 29.8 years.
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Taking sexual debut as an example, the age of sexual debut was older than healthy peers, females were 1.6 years older and males were 1.5 years older than healthy peers.
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40 |
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42 |
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CCSs preferred to delay rather than reach milestones earlier, including first physical intimacy, sexual debut, and falling in love.
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40,45
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45 |
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High-dose neurotoxic group were less likely to experience sexual debut and being partnered than survivors in low-dose and non-neurotoxic group.
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The rates of sexual debut were lower with increased neurotoxic treatment intensity.
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39,40
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39,45
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A qualitative study explored romantic development and sexual relationships, of which half participants reported negative impacts of cancer on romantic relationships, and other perceived positive experiences or no impact.
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33 |