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Viagra is an effective treatment for impotence in men who have their prostate removed. For men whose nerves have been spared, the Viagra improves the ability to have an erection by nearly 60%, but the effectiveness drops to 20% in those with no nerves spared.
35 percent have a 1-year survival rate. 12 percent have a 3-year survival rate. 6 percent have a 5-year survival rate. Mar 9, 2021
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Taking oral L-arginine might improve sexual function in men with erectile dysfunction due to a physical cause. Peripheral arterial disease (PAD)....
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Viagra is an effective treatment for impotence in men who have their prostate removed. For men whose nerves have been spared, the Viagra improves...
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Read More »Alcohol reduces your sexual sensitivity. For men, alcohol depresses the central nervous system which means it can make it difficult for some men to get, and keep, an erection. Drinking may also prevent or delay orgasm.
Many people mistakenly believe that alcohol is an aphrodisiac. However, too much alcohol can actually have negative effects on your sex-life.
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The prostate produces the fluid that helps keep semen liquid. Once the prostate is removed a man no longer has the ability to make semen or...
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