Most men experience sexual problems, especially erectile dysfunction (ED), after prostate cancer treatment. But for many, these problems aren’t addressed by doctors, according to a recent survey.
Sexual Problems Can Persist Two Years After Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis
Mar 12, 2019
Cancer and its treatment can affect sexual health in profound ways, and for colorectal cancer survivors, these effects may continue for two years after diagnosis.
Supplements, Heart Disease, and Erectile Dysfunction
Mar 04, 2019
Studies show that vitamins and supplements don’t protect against heart disease, but people continue to buy them anyway. Could this have implications for sexual health?
Prostate Cancer is a “Couples Disease,” Scientists Say
Feb 18, 2019
When a man has prostate cancer, his partner may feel the effects, too. Those effects might not be direct, but they can greatly change a partner’s quality of life.
Clomiphene Citrate Might Preserve Fertility in Men with Low Testosterone
Feb 12, 2019
Men with low testosterone might consider taking clomiphene citrate instead of undergoing testosterone replacement therapy, especially if they wish to father children later on.
