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If you have questions or need to talk, call our helpline for information or support.
Have a question? Receive a confidential response via email.
Come to a support event to meet other people who have had a cervical cancer diagnosis.
Connect with others, share experiences and ask questions on our forum.
Individual support via phone or email, for anyone affected by a cervical cancer diagnosis.
Read about ways to cope with any effects of treatment and getting practical support.
Also in this section:
– Kirk, partner
When a woman is diagnosed with cervical cancer it can be an uncertain time. Partners of women affected by cervical cancer have told us that having information about what the women in their lives may be going through, both physically and emotionally, was very useful. The links below will take you to more information on types of treatment and side effects related to cervical cancer and its treatment.
You may find the following sections useful to help you understand more about cervical cancer, how it is caused, how it is staged when diagnosed and the possible treatment options:
– Partner, Cervical Cancer Stories Report
Life after cancer can feel different, both for the woman affected and for her partner. Your partner may be facing short- as well as long-term side effects from the treatment she has had. The following links provide more details on the issues your partner may be facing after treatment has finished:
You can also find more general information in our cervical cancer section.
You may also want to read more about the experiences of women and their partners going through cervical cancer in our new research report called ‘Cervical cancer stories’. From this work we also created a series of films highlighting the experiences of seven women who took part in the research.
In addition, you may find our online Forum a useful resource, where you can find a wealth of personal information and shared experiences. We have a forum section especially for partners.
Talk to other people who are supporting a partner with cervical cancer.