Penile implants
In our three-part video program, one man describes the penile implant procedure and how it has worked for him.
Sex and Intimacy
Making love & sleeping naked
Making love can be a struggle after prostate cancer. One of the easiest ways to maintain physical intimacy is sleeping naked together. Skin-on-skin touch releases oxytocin, which helps reduce anxiety and stress. Oxytocin also helps with couple bonding.
How erections work – the simple version
Erections are a natural part of a man’s life and they work really well – until they don’t. It helps to understand what your body does to achieve an erection.
For Partners of Men with Prostate Cancer – What to Expect – Part 2
Part two of article for partners of men with prostate cancer. What to expect and how to deal with side-effects of prostate cancer treatment – urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction.
Is your partner interested in sex?
If you’ve had treatment for prostate cancer, you probably know it can be hard to get hard (or stay hard). Assuming that you want to have sex, what do you do if your partner isn’t interested? If your partner is female, perhaps her reluctance has something to do with menopause.