Nerve regeneration after radical prostatectomy (and the subsequent return of erectile function) usually does take some time, assuming that both nerve bundles around the prostate were able to be preserved by the surgeon. This is because the nerves and arteries that control erections need time to recover and heal. This article explains why this is…
Introduction Many men worry about enjoying a normal sex life after prostate surgery, as the removal of the prostate during surgery (radical prostatectomy) means that the pathway of sperm from the testicles is interrupted (just as it is following a vasectomy done for family planning). Furthermore, the seminal vesicles, which produce the rest of the seminal…
If you have just been diagnosed with prostate cancer by your urologist or Nurse Specialist, you may be wondering what to do next. First of all, do not panic. There are more than 40,000 cases of prostate cancer diagnosed in the UK every year and very good support networks, so you are not alone. Generally,…
Men diagnosed with prostate cancer are placed in a unique and unenviable position in that they are usually asked to decide themselves how they want it treated. Patients understandably want the best treatment and for many this equates to having the latest technique. Many conclude that their best option lies with either radiotherapy or surgery,…
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