In the preceding entries I have focused on the erectile dysfunction that typically follows the surgical treatment of prostate cancer. All treatments for prostate cancer are accompanied by their own spectrum of side effects. The major side effects include incontinence and ED. My goal with any prostate cancer patient is to first cure the cancer. Whether my patient opts for radiation therapy, cryosurgery or robotic surgery, all interventions will, in some way, alter their lifestyle. Surgical...
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