I read with amusement some news that was sent to me recently.

My wife and I are blessed with two beautiful children, both in their teens. I have nightmares about her getting pregnant again, as the twins were born prematurely, and both my wife and I had a terrible experience.

I was diagnosed with prostate cancer a few months ago.

I am delighted to learn you have dedicated this November to Prostate Cancer Awareness.

I understand you are featuring prostate cancer for Movember, Men's Health Month this November.

Dear Dr G, I have been waiting all year to build up the courage to ask you about prostate cancer. Truthfully, I am terrified to discuss this subject, so what better time to do it than in Men's Health November?

I am writing to you with guilt about my past sexual encounters and hoping you can help me with this burden of remorse.

I hope to put Dr. G on the spot this week regarding the safety of oral sex. My wife and I have been sexually active throughout our marriage.

I am a thirty-year-old man who is recently engaged and planning to marry before Christmas. The revelation of my recent diagnosis has left me devastated, and I hope you don't mind my remaining anonymous.

Dear Dr. G,  I am a man in my mid-forties and have been married for the last 25 years. My wife and I were childhood sweethearts, and we got married after college. 

Dear Dr. G, As the theme of this month revolves around contraception, I find myself compelled to ask for your guidance regarding sterilisation.

With your ongoing series on male sterilisation, I'd like to ask about vasectomies. My husband and I have two children, both delivered via caesarean section due to complications.