Open Access Opinion

Intimacy - Often Challenged by Surgery, Radiation, Cryotherapy, or ADT

Charles (Chuck) Maack*

Prostate Cancer Survivor, Volunteer Mentor, Advocate, Activist, USA

Corresponding Author

Received Date: February 21, 2022;  Published Date: March 04, 2022

Disclaimer

Please recognize that I am not a Medical Doctor. Rather, I do consider myself a medical detective. I have been an avid student researching and studying prostate cancer as a survivor and continuing patient since 1992. I have dedicated my retirement years to continued deep research and study to serve as an advocate for prostate cancer awareness, and, from an activist patient’s viewpoint, as a mentor to voluntarily help patients, caregivers, and others interested develop an understanding of this insidious men’s disease, its treatment options, and the treatment of the side effects that often accompany treatment. There is absolutely no charge for my mentoring - I provide this free service as one who has been there and hoping to make their journey one with better understanding and knowledge than was available to me when I was diagnosed so many years ago. IMPORTANTLY, readers of medical information I may provide are provided this “disclaimer” to make certain they understand that the comments or recommendations I make are not intended to be the procedure to blindly follow; rather, they are to be reviewed as MY OPINION, then used for further personal research, study, and subsequent discussion with the medical professional/physician providing their prostate cancer care.

Keywords:Intimacy; Androgen deprivation therapy; Radiation Therapy; Radiation; Cryotherapy; Prostate cancer

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