[Sexual experience of male bladder cancer patients after transurethral resection of bladder tumor: A qualitative study].

To investigate the efficiency and complications of modified urethral reconstruction with lingual mucosa in the treatment of complicated anterior urethral stricture (CAUS).To investigate the sexual experience and feelings of male patients with bladder cancer after transurethral resection of bladder tumor (TURBT), and provide some evidence for doctors and nurses in giving advice about the sexual problems of the patients.This study included 32 male patients with bladder cancer after treated by TURBT from March 2020 to March 2021. The patients were aged 33－63 (51.91 ± 6.75) years, with a disease course of 13－38 (20.56 ± 7.49) month, and the interviews lasting 31－63 (39.06 ± 8.04) minutes. Among them, 10 (31.25%) lived in the rural area, 22 (68.75%) lived in the urban area, 12 (37.5%) had college education or above, 7 (21.88%) had senior high school education, 10 (31.25%) had junior high school education, and 3 (9.37%) had primary school education. Using the semi-structured method, we conducted interviews with the patients about their sexual experience and needs for sexual function rehabilitation and subjected the results of interviews to Colaizzi analysis.The interviews with the patients covered five topics, which showed intentional refraining from sexual life in 6 (18.75%) of the cases, worrying about hurting the partner by sexual contact in 8 (25%), neglecting sexual troubles in 8 (25%), negative emotions in 5 (15.63%), and expecting medical support in 17 (53.13%).Male patients with bladder cancer have poor sexual experience after TURBT. Doctors and nurses should inform the patients of potential sexual troubles during the treatment and follow-up, and provide relevant active intervention.