Hello Raymond – My name is Raymond Goyer and this is my story… May 2017 –  I just turned 62. My decision is made… I will retire in a year. Welcome MY fishing days, dinners with friends, reading, etc. I am in good shape; I do not have any hassles in life. However, I am […]

In this interview, we answer patients’ questions about new therapies for advanced prostate cancer.

Knowing what type of incontinence you have, especially if you have been treated for prostate cancer, can help you find ways to treat this problem. But what about the penile clamp? They may seem unpleasant, but for some men, penile clamps, also known as “external compression devices”, can make a big difference. A little pressure […]

Continence is provided by 2 sphincters, the bladder neck sphincter (called the smooth sphincter) and the sub-prostatic or perineal sphincter (striated sphincter). This contraction length and strength varies from person to person. If you have persistent incontinence, read on. During a radical prostatectomy, the entire prostate is removed along with the bladder neck or smooth […]

In theory, prescribing diuretics, muscle relaxants, antidepressant medications, and even nasal decongestants may promote urinary incontinence in some patients. The side effects of these drugs are usually temporary, but it is imperative to talk to your doctor about this problem, especially if you have urinary problems related to your prostate. Diuretic drugs It is easy […]

Physiotherapy in perineal and pelvic rehabilitation is often recommended by urologists, especially after radical prostate surgery. It aims to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles to help the urethra to close better. In fact, several men who have opted for radical surgery have reported the benefits of pelvic physiotherapy with a specialized physiotherapist.  Source: Kinatex Sports […]