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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate Cancer / January 2004

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Incontinence for men....28 Jan 2004 08:04 GMT12
I had an idea that may have been kicked around for men with incontinence. I
do not have the problem!
Why cannot a man be fitted with a bulb like device, that holds the urine
back, and be-able to express himself?
We lost another.28 Jan 2004 02:32 GMT13
Martin Howard lost his battle with PC on Dec. 21. I thought I'd include this
for all of you to read. Sorry it is so long. BTW, I believe that paracetamol
is just plain Tylenol.
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"Prostate Cancer" Data needed27 Jan 2004 23:10 GMT7
I'm graduate student and my research area is "diagnosing of prostate cancer
"
I'm looking for data such as:
 1.. Biopsies results.
LRP the Long Story27 Jan 2004 22:22 GMT10
My name is Dan Christen. I am 46 years old, married with three
children, one daughter-in-law and a grandchild on the way in June. I am
a Nurse Anesthetist living in Boise, Idaho. I have a paternal uncle who
had a RRP in his early 70¹s and an older brother who had a RRP when he
blood27 Jan 2004 21:24 GMT1
Thanks for your help.  I went to the doctor and he said urine was
clear from blood.  Heis scheduling a cystoscope for me.  He gave me no
reason for the
blood!  he did say the proscar should have stopped blood that came
Anything helpful for anticancer27 Jan 2004 21:19 GMT1
Hi, I'm a Korean currently staying in Los Angeles.
My brother's wife(they live in Korea) had an ovarian cancer.
she had to remove the uterus two weeks ago and she started to get an
injection of anticancer drug.
Iodine 125 side effects...thanks to all who responded!27 Jan 2004 20:17 GMT1
Just wanted to thank all the folks who responded to my question about
incontinence after Iodine 125 seed implants....which I had Thursday,
Jan. 22.  Very kind, generous of you!  Catheter out yesterday...and
guess I'm in for a few rough days (or weeks), since I have had to
cystoscopy27 Jan 2004 02:59 GMT3
I was wondering are there any risks with this test?
I know its uncomfortable, but risks?
PSA 865. anyone else out there start out so high?? (turns slightly into a rant. sorry)27 Jan 2004 00:19 GMT11
My husband, Curt, is just 40 last month. Long story-short. He has
stage 4 prostate cancer mets to lymph and nearly every bone in his
body. His PSA is 865. On Friday he received a 15 min infusion of
Zometa (to be done monthly) a shot of Lupron (every 3 months) and
One More Time26 Jan 2004 20:22 GMT8
09/99 RP
11/99 PSA <0.1
01/00 PSA <0.1
07/00 PSA <0.1
Good news, bad news26 Jan 2004 20:17 GMT4
Good news; latest psa less than 0.1, bad news Cialis just gives me a
headache.  I'll take the good news of course, and keep trying to raise
"limpy".  Cheers.  Rog
PSA< PCA< RP26 Jan 2004 14:35 GMT5
 I haven't been reading or posting to this NG for a while.  But I did
before and after my RP in March of 2002.  I was constantly reading
about guys with a PSA of 8 or 10 who have cancer.  I was biopsied 3
times 1st at PSA 10-nothing detected, 2nd at PSA 17(a few months
Agent Orange and Prostate Cancer26 Jan 2004 01:59 GMT21
Following is an excerpt from a posting in a Yahoo group about prostate
cancer that I am a member of.  Has anyone in this group checked this
out?
Those of you who were in the Vietnam War, and have since come down
Sad News - Berky26 Jan 2004 00:20 GMT22
With great sadness, I must tell you all that my father has lost his battle
with cancer today.  He passed away this morning at about 8:15 AM.  He had a
quiet and peaceful night.  This morning he just took a couple big breaths
and he was gone.  My mother and I were here in the room.  ...
Great News!25 Jan 2004 04:05 GMT5
I had my follow-up with my surgeon today.  Aside from the fact that I am
absolutely delighted to be free of the catheter, the really BIG news is from
the pathology report - No more cancer!  The cancer was confined to the
prostate, and the 'margins', are totally clear of any signs of ...
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