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Prostate cancer is an awful disease that afflicts far too many men. To add insult to injury, it has been found that many of the invasive surgeries that are conducted in hopes of fighting the terrible malady can inadvertently lead to erection problems. The surgeries that have been found to lead to erection problems are:
* Surgery to remove the entire prostate gland
* Radiation therapy (both external beam and radioactive seed implant)
* Hormone therapy
The severity of the erection problems depends on many factors, including type of surgery, stage of cancer, and skill of the surgeon.
The problem is that erection problems amongst men treated for prostate cancer is hard to spot. After surgery, some degree of erection problems are common. However, if the problem persists long after the effects of the surgery have passed, then it is time to consult a doctor.
If your prostate cancer surgery caused erection problems persist, speak to a doctor about your options. While medication and various remedies may help to combat the issue, there is a grim reality that the doctor may have to help you to come to terms with: Many cases of erection problems caused by prostate cancer surgery can be permanent.
This is mainly seen amongst men who undergo prostate gland removal surgery. This procedure requires the surgeon to work around several key nerves. If done improperly, these nerves can be nicked, making it impossible for your body to achieve an erection.
If you experience erection problems after undergoing prostate cancer surgery, consult a doctor to determine what your next step should be.
Evan Hopkins is a 24 year old writer operating out of Atlanta, GA. When he isn’t writing, he enjoys reading books, drinking coffee, and folk music.