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The prostate gland is responsible for producing a number of substances relating to sexual activity, particularly the ejaculatory fluid that gives sperm their viability and nutrition. The urethra and ejaculatory ducts pass through the prostate gland. After prostate surgery, these ducts can be altered and the volume of gland tissue is reduced, thus the normal volume and flow of semen can be altered.
Symptoms In the early stages, symptoms of prostate cancer are very rare. As the disease progresses, symptoms may include: