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It happens that a man become permanently impotent from cancer treatment?

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Possibly yes,: Depending on the type of surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation that you receive. Without this information, it is impossible to tell. Discuss with your oncologist or cancer surgeon for specifics.

Answered 4/5/2020

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