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Urinary, sexual, and bowel dysfunction and bother after radical prostatectomy.

Bryan A Weber, Beverly L Roberts, Neale R Chumbler, Terry L Mills, and Chester B Algood

Urol Nurs 27(6):527-33 (2007) PMID 18217536

Radical prostatectomy results in greater persistence of urinary and sexual dysfunction (and to a minor degree, bowel dysfunction) than other forms of prostate cancer treatment. These physical side effects create bother, which is the degree of annoyance, dysfunction, or discomfort associated with treatment aftermath.

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