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Elective Surgeries Not Recommended During COVID-19 Pandemic

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare professionals have been advised to postpone elective surgeries for now, according to a statement released by the Sexual Medicine Society of North America (SMSNA).

Elective surgeries are procedures that are not medically necessary right now.

Taking this step can help preserve medical resources needed to treat patients with the virus, the statement pointed out.

Similar guidelines have been issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other medical organizations.

Climacturia Common After Prostate Cancer Treatment

After prostate cancer treatment, many men struggle with climacturia, leaking urine during ejaculation.

Just how common in this problem? And how bothersome is it for patients and partners?

Researchers investigated this question in a recent Journal of Sexual Medicine study.

Here's what they discovered.

Did You Know?

Sex and the Coronavirus

Is it safe to have sex during the coronavirus pandemic?

During this time of social distancing, lots of people are asking this question.

You should know that the coronavirus can be transmitted during sexual activity.

Reduce your risk with these tips.

Can Shockwave Therapy Treat ED?

Erectile dysfunction (ED) can be treated in several ways, from pills and suppositories to vacuum devices and penile implants.

Shockwave therapy is another possibility under investigation. However, some men might have more success than others.

Get the details.

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