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what was the infection that you had? also, the fact that your husband has cancer combined with you going through menopause, is a very good reason for things to be lacking in the sexualCauses of sexual dysfunction Erection problems Female sexual dysfunction Sexual problems overview department. i would give each other some time. you both are going through emotional baggage that needs to be dealt with first and then get to know each other again. 2 VERY stressful events right now. sex would be the LAST thing on my mind right now. it is with a normal life...LOL.......
seriously though, just be patient with each other. take it slow, no rush.
One part of menopause is the thinning of the vaginal walls and the reduction of secretions. This makes sex more painful if it is without some help in the lubrication department. Also, have you checked with your doctor to see if anything about your husband's cancer or his cancer treatment would cause you to get the same kind of infection over and over?
seriously though, just be patient with each other. take it slow, no rush.