What to expect
Men often say that they were warned about bladder leakage when the catheter is removed, but that they were not told about this in any detail. They would like to be given more information about what will happen to them after the operation and what they can do to prepare.
What can I do?
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There are quotes and video clips of men describing their experiences. These will help you understand what to expect in the days and weeks after your operation. There is also advice on the many continence products available for men. Videos provide guidance on using the products and tips from men who have used the products will help you to get the best out of them.
Listen to Paul's story to hear one man's experience of a prostatectomy and coping with leakage afterwards.
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Anything else I need to know?
To read more about surgery for prostate cancer visit:
There are other non-surgical treatments for prostate cancer such as radiotherapy. You may also experience urinary symptoms or bowel incontinence after this type of treatment. For more information about non-surgical treatments, please read non-surgical treatments for more information.
Another common side effect of prostatectomy is difficulty with erections. For further information go to Prostate Cancer UK