Prostate Cancer and Sexual Health: Real Stories and Expert Advice
I'm happy to report that the Five-Year survival for men with newly diagnosed prostate cancer is making it one of the most survivable cancers ever if caught early, if detected early and if monitored and treated if needed.
Ever wondered how prostate cancer affects not just health but also relationships? This episode of 'Recovery Coast to Coast' dives deep into these questions. Hosted by Neil Scott and featuring Dr. Tom Walsh, Director of the UW Men's Health Center, the episode brings together the personal story of Loch Anderson, a prostate cancer survivor, and his wife, Allyn Perkins. Loch and Allyn open up about their journey, from diagnosis to treatment and the impact on their relationship. Dr.
Walsh sheds light on the importance of early detection and routine screenings, emphasizing how these can significantly improve survival rates. He also tackles the often-taboo subject of sexual health after prostate cancer treatment, providing valuable insights and resources for men seeking support. Whether you're facing prostate cancer yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a blend of expert advice and heartfelt personal stories that make it a must-listen.
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Neil Scott
Neil Scott
Men's Health Monthly #2 JUNE 2019
Men's Health Monthly #2 JUNE 2019
Men's Health Monthly #2 JUNE 2019
Thursday 11th July 2019
Listen to Dr. Tom Walsh and guests talk about prostate cancer, sexual health, and early detection on 'Recovery Coast to Coast'.
Prostate Cancer and Sexual Health: Real Stories and Expert Advice
I'm happy to report that the Five-Year survival for men with newly diagnosed prostate cancer is making it one of the most survivable cancers ever if caught early, if detected early and if monitored and treated if needed.
Ever wondered how prostate cancer affects not just health but also relationships? This episode of 'Recovery Coast to Coast' dives deep into these questions. Hosted by Neil Scott and featuring Dr. Tom Walsh, Director of the UW Men's Health Center, the episode brings together the personal story of Loch Anderson, a prostate cancer survivor, and his wife, Allyn Perkins. Loch and Allyn open up about their journey, from diagnosis to treatment and the impact on their relationship. Dr.
Walsh sheds light on the importance of early detection and routine screenings, emphasizing how these can significantly improve survival rates. He also tackles the often-taboo subject of sexual health after prostate cancer treatment, providing valuable insights and resources for men seeking support. Whether you're facing prostate cancer yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a blend of expert advice and heartfelt personal stories that make it a must-listen.