BC Advantage - 2022 Issue 5

Staying Dry After Prostate Surgery

When a male patient is diagnosed with prostate cancer and undergoes a radical prostatectomy, he may develop urinary incontinence. This can be a devastating and emotional experience for the patient. The incontinence is caused by the treatment of the prostate and is predictable and possibly preventable. Generally, the incontinence improves within 12 months following surgery. However, if it persists past that timeframe, treatment may be necessary to help correct or reduce the loss of involuntary urine.Fast FactsProstate cancer is the most common type of cancer in men, with around 60% of diagnosed cases in men being 65...

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