Explore the different options for ED there are a lot of choices and it really is horses for courses. What works for you may not be what works for others so don't be shy to talk and discuss what's available.
I found I had some pain and discomfort following surgery. It's important when asked that you relate this to your GP/consultant/surgeon/nurse as there is no need to suffer. Men tend to have the cowboys don't cry attitude.
A journey through cancer is an emotional time not only for the person diagnosed but the whole of the family and anyone close to them. It brings a lot of things into perspective of what is really important in your life. There will be ups and down and good days and bad days buts it's important to remember it's a journey that you are not taking alone and seeking support is not a weakness.
The positive impact is that 7 years and counting I'm still alive in good health and cancer free. Negative impacts are ED to a certain extent and I took an early retirement because of being unable to carry on working In my chosen field.
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With what was available at the time of diagnosis I have no regrets at my chosen treatment. There are more options now so if I was diagnosed today I might have chosen a different route.
By sharing your story you can help others. Share what went well, what didn't and everything in between. Your experience is valuable. Help make the prostate cancer community stronger.
