i'm coming up on the one year mark on post op.  still about 98-99%
continent.  i'll leak if the wife gives me a stuck jar lid to open and i
bear down to twist it off.
but with the spring storms in the past few weeks, i've got some fallen

i found this at the site of a person who had a gleason of 10, but clear
nodes, so he had the RP done, only to have the cancer come back.  he
then had radiation done, and only to have it returned again years later,
he's was still fighting it, but his last entry was in the year of ...

i just did a search on amazon and found that they have both new and used
copies of "making love again" by virginia and keith laken starting from
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it has a 5 star rating and i've read the book.  excellent insight and

Immediately after my surgery I was practically dry.  (I think I used a
pad once or twice.)  But in the last few months, usually when abruptly
changing a position, I noticed that odd sensation when a few drops of
urine enter the urethra but are not yet coming out, where if you hurry

Some of you may remember my previous posts here.
My father had his prostate surgery in May of 2000. He was 55 at the time.
His Gleason score was 7 (3+4). His pre-op PSA was 2.15. Post-RP pathology
report showed that he had two positive margins at the surgery + peri-neural

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The weather in Boise is above normal and has set new records lately. And
I think it is time to give the bicycle a try. I have an great road bike
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Can somebody help me to understand what the Partin tables are telling me?  I
don't understand the info.
Thanks,
Sandy K.

It's now only 3 days to go before the cath comes out on Monday.  I guess
things must be happening because as of today I've started leaking
big-time around the cath.  A friend who had his op 1 week prior to me
reported similar leakage at about the same time frame.  He had his cath ...

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I'm passing this offer on to you guys, but I don;t think anyone of you are
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At some point in the past you used the NexProfiler Tool for Prostate Cancer.
At the time you registered for this treatment decision tool, you indicated

I've recently been in consultation with a urologist and on the basis of a) prostate cancer
in the family (my father at 70), b) poor urine flow and failure to completely void bladder
and c) PSA reading at 5.5 i've been recommended to have a biopsy.  I'm 59
I've been searching for ...

Hi all.  I found this group last night while looking for information regarding
my dad's PC.  He had both rectal surgery and RP two weeks ago today.  Both were
primary cancers.  I am so happy that he chose the treatment that he did, but it
has been so difficult for him.  The catheter ...

   Hey I saw my new GP (insurance change), and got my yearly medical exam,
that I skipped last year due to my surgery.  When I had my DRE I had more
pain than I can ever remember, and it took a good few minutes for the
muscles to relax back again. I guess it may have been scar ...

Someone of you may know my case. My Father(India) is affected from
advanced prostate cancer .
A small introduction , i request you to plz spend your time in my case
& kindly suggest me , since today iam leaving to India for his