There are multiple possible reasons for a penis that bleeds during erections, including cancer. Read more…

Do you suffer a sharp headache or head pain only when you ejaculate? Read more…

By the time testicular cancer begins causing pain, your prognosis won’t be looking too good. Half of U.S. testicular cancers occur in men ages 20 to 34. Read more…

When you cough, do you feel pain in one of your testicles? What’s alarming about this is that testicular cancer typically occurs in only one testicle. Testicular cancer is not common, affecting over 9,000 U.S. Read more...

Following prostate cancer surgery, a man may experience twitching in his penis, or what seems like a kind of twitching within or near the penis. This not only can be quite annoying to some patients, Read more...

Prostate cancer kills, while other patients live decades after diagnosis. What can be done to identify the lethal forms of prostate cancer? Read more…

A “negative” CT scan for prostate cancer isn’t anything to get too hopeful about because a CT scan can actually miss prostate cancer. Read more…

Don’t be fooled that an early, slow growing prostate cancer is nothing to worry about and can’t be deadly. Don’t let the relative lack of publicity regarding prostate cancer trick you into believing that this Read more...

It’s not unheard of for a man to wonder if the change in the way food tastes is somehow connected to his recent radical prostatectomy. The patient needs to make sure that this is not Read more...

  Prostate cancer can cause pain in many areas and not just because of bone spread, but also due to other features of the disease; it can feel different ways depending on the nature of Read more...

A very low PSA but aggressive prostate cancer? Yes, for three reasons. “Most prostate cancers produce PSA,” says Sean Cavanaugh, MD, Chief of Radiation Oncology at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America, Southeastern Regional Medical Read more...

If you’re undergoing radiation treatment for prostate cancer, here’s how you should change your diet to ensure that both diet and medical treatment work most effectively. During Radiation Treatment: What to Eat and Why “Depending Read more...

If you have prostate cancer, there’s no way around a prostatectomy—it has to be done—but can a prostatectomy really make you permanently incontinent? Read more…

It’s time to stop doubting the effectiveness of PSA testing for preventing death from prostate cancer. Never mind the naysayers, PSA tests have a considerable place in the realm of preventing prostate cancer mortality. Read more...

Catheter removal after prostate cancer surgery can cause painful urination as well as pain even when sitting. Read more…

Where’s the publicity for prostate cancer? It’s a myth it’s a “good” cancer; it’s expected to kill 26,700 U.S. men this year despite 161,360 new diagnoses. Read more…

After prostate removal, the sperm has to go somewhere – but where? Men who are facing prostate removal due to cancer will surely wonder where their sperm will go after removal of the prostate gland. Read more...

You’re scared that prostate cancer—which you don’t know if you have—will spread by a needle biopsy. But if you don’t have the needle biopsy, then you can’t be diagnosed with prostate cancer – and thus Read more...