Exercise for Erections?I frequently talk to my patients about maximizing any therapy they are participating in by doing absolutely everything that they can to...reactions11comments
Erectile Dysfunction – So Now What?In this article, I will begin to discuss some ways to proactively recover erections after you have had surgery to remove your...reactions13comments
Recovery RoadOn May 30th, six weeks and two days after my prostatectomy, I had my first PSA check-up with my doctor. Prior to...reactions21comments
From Caregiver to Caregiver: How To Support A Loved One With Prostate CancerSometimes we do not know how to help someone who is facing prostate cancer. It can be hard to know what support...reactions4comments
A Prostate Cancer Case Study: Part 1Jim Flood discovered he had an aggressive form of prostate cancer in 2008. In his series, "You’re Only As Good As Your...reactions2comments
Study Finds High Rates of Metastatic Prostate Cancer Linked to Fewer PSA ScreeningsProstate cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in men worldwide. However, without screening, many men do not know that they...reactions6comments
A Guide to Prostate Cancer RecurrenceProstate cancer recurrence is a topic that many people in the community talk about. Whether it is dealing with fear, detecting recurrence...reactions4comments
Prostate Cancer and Cardiac AFibEarlier this year, I was on the upswing. I had finished my radiation and ADT (Eligard) treatments. My PSA was undetectable, and my testosterone...reactions7comments
My Journey Into Prostate CancerI don’t remember exactly when I had my first prostate screening, but I know I didn’t like the digital exams. My doctor...reactions3comments
An Attitude of GratitudeMy husband and I took a long bike ride around the neighborhood trail known as the Pennsy trail, named after the old...reactions3comments
No Place To HideWhen it comes to prostate cancer, I find there is lot of misinformation. There's also a lack of knowledge when it comes...reactions6comments
The Best Laid Plans of Mice and MenThis is about life's ups and downs and changes in our well-laid plans. Cancer certainly hits the top of the list of...reactions2comments
Food is MedicineAlthough we may consider the phrase "food is medicine" to be part of our society’s more recent trend towards healthy eating, this...reactions1comment
The Biggest Misconceptions About Prostate CancerThere are a lot of myths surrounding prostate cancer. Until you have gone through it, it can be hard to fully understand...reactions11comments
The (Virtual) Doctor Is In! Sharing Telehealth ExperiencesAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues, telehealth is being used by more and more people. Telehealth is also sometimes called telemedicine or virtual...reactions1comment
Is a Clinical Trial for Me? 5 Tips to Help You DecideMaking decisions can be tough, especially when they relate to your health! One decision you may face is whether or not participating...reactionscomments
PARP Inhibitors: The Move Towards Genetic Targeted Treatment for Prostate CancerDr. Daniel P. Petrylak, MD spoke of poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP) inhibitors having the potential to change the standard of care for prostate...reactionscomments
September, Say Do You Remember?September is tremendously important and not just because it’s the title of perhaps the best song ever recorded by the magisterial Earth...reactions6comments
Prostate Cancer and PTSDI have prostate cancer and I’ve had PTSD, but in my case, the two aren’t linked, but they can be. Although my...reactions2comments
Zoom Call with the Grim ReaperWell of course it wasn’t with the grim reaper, death is always reluctant to take calls, but it was with a friend...reactions6comments
