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Webinar Replay: Surviving Prostate Cancer: What to Expect

This Webinar was originally recorded on Wednesday, September 10, 2025

Surviving Prostate Cancer: What to Expect

As men age, they commonly experience challenges such as incontinence and erectile dysfunction (ED). These issues become even more prevalent and often more severe following prostate cancer treatment. But why does this happen, and what solutions are available?

Join us for this informative webinar, where we will explore the connection between prostate cancer treatment and these conditions, including the impact of surgery, radiation, and other therapies. We’ll also discuss the latest treatment options available to help you regain control and enhance your quality of life. Whether you are living life beyond prostate cancer or experiencing these conditions as you age, this session will provide valuable insights and practical solutions.

Dr. Paurush Babbar Presented by Dr. Paurush Babbar

Dr. Babbar grew up in Melbourne, Australia. He completed both his undergraduate studies and medical school education at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC in 2013.

He went on to the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, OH for his urology residency, which he finished in 2019. He stayed on at the Cleveland Clinic for a one-year GURS accredited fellowship in Male Genitourinary Reconstruction, Prosthetics and Men’s Health.

Dr. Babbar won the “Urology Fellow of the Year” award at the Cleveland Clinic during his fellowship. He is licensed to practice in the state of Ohio.

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