From Bionic: "Your doctor telling you that you will still get an erection is highly questionable ... the vast majority of us (after surgery) never had a natural occurring erection." I agree. From having this surgery and other surgeries, I have found that the ones who gain financially are o...

I don't know your history (did you have PC? How old are you?) so some of this may be irrelevant. If you still have your prostate gland, then you still have the sphincter muscle that is attached to your prostate, so the pelvic floor muscles shouldn't have anything to do with urine leakage. When the g...

Defiant: What is the cause of your ED?

Well my girl just got back from holiday. I couldn't wait to get my hands on her and realised in my head I had no drug in my system. But wanted to try it anyway. Well, it was virtually non responsive. Got it up in the end and she sucked me off but it needed constant stim and then when I went to put ...

Get an implant first, and then go look for a girlfriend? Ha, no thanks, my life is fine without all that.

HOWEVER, I am taking the woman mentioned in my OP out again in a couple of weeks.

Where is it?

Ha, yes I'm still here, thanks for asking. I check the board once or twice a week.

I had another GF this spring, until "crunch time" came. Since that night we drifted apart until it finally ended in mid-June. I think I wrote about it here somewhere.

You don't need an erection to have an orgasm, which is something I didn't discover until I had my prostate removed.

Hi NH: I can't answer your question, but there are some very good cancer forums out there who I'm sure can help you. When I got PC in 2012 I spent a lot of time at one of them, and I think it might have been this one. I see your post is two weeks old, maybe you've found some answers by now. After I ...

John: I wouldn't guess at this stuff, you should ask your doctor.