Listen buddy, if you have been confirmed to have prostate cancer, you do what the doctor tells you.
- Prostatectomy, removal of the prostate. No more cancer in your life. You will, hopefully, die from old age.
- Radiation – Totally painless but risks burning the area around the scrotum too.
- Chemotherapy – A huge chance that the cancer will return and spread though your body – You will die a painful death. Seen as a last resource, should the caner remain somewhere after you Prostatectomy.
- Do nothing or follow some ridiculous internet-based cure. You will soon die in great agony.
- There are no other ways. Don’t kid yourself.
Here is my friend and roommate Chris from university days in the early 60s It’s my then-girlfriend on his lap. I’d venture a guess that she felt his hardon too. He was hot on her, as was I.
He was always a great woman’s man but got prostate cancer confirmed at age 70.
He was mortally afraid to lose his full erection and insisted on only having chemotherapy. The cancer returned and he was dead at 75. Killed by vanity we, his friends said.
You are not destined to lose your erection after prostatectomy, so don’t hesitate.
The laparoscopic operation is straight forward and you’ll be home in a couple of days, again. (Been there done that 17 years ago – and still make love to my wife every second day at age 84.)