Key Facts Side effects after prostate cancer treatment are not a maybe, they are a when and how much. Be prepared for a new normal. The big two challenges are almost always urinary control and erectile function. Bowel issues can ...

Key Facts BPH is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate that squeezes the urethra, causing urination problems. We have two main types of medication that tackle this problem in completely different ways. Alpha-blockers (like Flomax) are relaxers. They work quickly ...

Key Facts There is no such thing as a female Viagra in the way most people think of it. Viagra is a blood flow drug. It was designed to fix a man’s plumbing issue (ED). It does not create sexual ...

Key Facts If you have diabetes, your risk of developing erectile dysfunction is up to three times higher than in men without it. ED is often the very first sign that diabetes is starting to damage your blood vessels and ...

Key Facts The effects of one Cialis pill can last for up to 36 hours. This is why it’s called “The Weekend Pill.” It takes your body about two full days (48 hours) to clear out the majority of the ...

Key Facts Kamagra is illegal to sell or buy in the United States. Period. It is an unregulated drug from foreign manufacturers that is not approved by the FDA. Because it’s unregulated, you have no idea what dose you’re actually ...

Key Facts Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a very common—and expected—side effect of nearly all prostate cancer treatments, including surgery and radiation. ED happens because the delicate nerves and blood vessels controlling erections are located right next to the prostate and ...

Key Facts If Viagra (sildenafil) doesn’t work for you, you are not out of options. Not even close. Sometimes, simply trying a different ED pill from the same class, like Cialis or Stendra, is all that’s needed. For a more ...