Reduced or absent orgasms are very common after prostatectomy. This often gets forgotten in all the talk about erectile function. Most doctors don't know about it and won't talk about it, because there's not much that can be done for it. Sex can still be pleasurable if the sensation prior to the non...

Since my prostatectomy almost 2 years ago, my orgasms are minimal to non-existent. I have normal sensation, but when it feels like I'm about to reach climax, it just sort of stops, without anything close to what an orgasm used to feel like. Anybody else with the same experience?

You should also talk to your internist or cardiologist to see if it's possible to get off the isosorbide, so that you could use Viagra/Levitra/Cialis.

I would definitely suggest seeing doctor who specializes in ED issues. Many urologists aren't really that interested, and don't have the time. Many major university hospitals and cancer centers would have someone.

I had my prostatectomy almost 2 years ago, and my PSAs are zero. I'm using Viagra with borderline-satisfactory erections, and Bimix injections with very good results. My main problem is the quality of my orgasms. They're minimal to non-existant. In other words, things feel fine, it feels like I'm ab...