Many treatments have irreversible consequences, so the goal is to do it right the first time. It is well known that long-term survival is improved by receiving optimal treatment up front. The first treatment is your best opportunity to eradicate cancer...

Loss of bladder control (urinary incontinence) after surgery can be a devastating complication with a very negative impact on quality of life. Bladder control problems for the first few months following radical prostatectomy are to be expected. A biofeedback program may be helpful during this period to help restore bladder control. The problem is…

Radiation for prostate cancer may cause short- or long-term side effects. Even though radiation targets the cancer cells, normal body tissues near the tumor can be affected. Specifically…