Advanced Urology in Snellville & Conyers
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Prostate Cancer

Will HIFU give me erectile dysfunction?

What is the short answer?

It can, but the risk depends on how much of the prostate is treated.

Treating just part of the prostate generally carries a lower risk than whole-gland treatment or surgery.

What else should I know?

Erections may take time to recover, and treatments are available if needed.

Time to get it looked at?

If erections matter to you, discuss it at your visit before choosing treatment.

What happens at a visit?

Our Conyers Clinic, 1366 Wellbrook Circle Suite B, Conyers, GA 30012, is where Newton County families meet our urologists; any procedure is planned at our Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center.

How do our urologists approach this?

Our urologists talk about erections before treatment, not after. We explain how treating part of the prostate compares with treating the whole gland, and how HIFU compares with surgery and radiation. If erections change after treatment, Advanced Urology offers ED care, from pills to injections and implants. We’ll plan that support with you ahead of time.

What happens at a visit?

Bring your biopsy, MRI and PSA results. We’ll review your cancer’s details, ask about your erections and goals, and explain the treatment day and follow-up.

How should I prepare?

Bring your biopsy, MRI and PSA results, and think about what matters most to you for erections and urinary control. A partner is always welcome to come along.

When should I call?

Call us if erections haven’t started to recover as expected, or if you have urinary trouble or fever after treatment.

What do patients often ask?

These are the questions we hear most, each with a short answer.

Is treating part of the prostate better for erections?

Treating just part of the prostate generally carries a lower risk than whole-gland treatment or surgery.

If erections change, can they be treated?

Yes. Erections may take time to recover, and treatments are available if needed.

Should my partner come to the visit?

You’re welcome to bring a partner. These decisions often affect you both.

Information here is general and not personal medical advice. Other Newton County articles

Where can I get care for this near Snellville?

Our urologists see patients at the Snellville office and surgery center on Janmar Road and the Conyers clinic on Wellbrook Circle. For the bigger picture, read our prostate cancer page, or browse more articles on prostate cancer.