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- Topic: erectile dysfunction
Topic: erectile dysfunction
January 25, 2024
Myths, taboos and ignorance remain an issue in many areas of health. Great progress has been made in breaking the stigma and building awareness around men's health and related pelvic floor issues
The common symptoms that accompany an enlarged prostate gland can cause emotional as well as physical distress, but when lifestyle changes are not enough to tackle the problem, a minimally invasive surgical technique is offering hope for men to get their lives back on track
July 11, 2019
Side effects from having surgery for prostate cancer are common. They don’t happen in all men, but some men can experience complications such as erectile dysfunction after surgery.