I've read a few articles about the value of tomatoes (lycopenes) in the
prevention and reduction of prostate cancer, but I haven't found
anything on the value of consuming these products post-operatively.  Any
ideas from the group?

My doctor has recomended cryotherapy treatment.  I am 61.  Has any one
had this procedure?  Would like to know the pro's and con's.

Yesterday I received the latest PSA results, and they are still
undetectable.
I received this result as part of my annual very comprehensive blood
chemistry check -- results come back on about 10 pages! Anyway, the point of

Today I had an appointment with a urologist who specializes in ED.
I learned:
1. Nighttime erections are important in restoring and maintaining blood
flow in the penis.

Last Updated Mon, 08 Mar 2004 12:44:17
OTTAWA - Mitchell Sharp, a former Liberal cabinet minister and adviser
to Jean Chrétien, is in hospital with an aggressive form of cancer.
Sharp, 92, was diagnosed with prostate cancer after he broke his

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My uncle is just diagnosed as having PC. He lives outside of US. I was
wondering how much it may cost to have a PC surgery in US (in this case no
insurance, we have to pay it all)? How many days does he have to stay in the
hospital, etc?  I would really appreciate it if you let us ...

Because I had a hernia repair using mesh, both sides, several years
ago, I've been referred to a surgeon who performs radical PERINEAL
prostatectomy instead of retropubic.  I'm just wondering whether
anyone in this group has had the perineal procedure.  From what I've

this is a very interesting article by dr. lee.
he discusses how color imagining is more effective, where and why the
biopsy needles are placed in the prostate, how the size of the prostate
has a risk factor involved, and the difference between inner and outer

Wake up America!!!
by: tiggerputtycat  02/29/04 12:40 am
Msg: 4799 of 6041
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Hi This is to all of you I am sorry that I made any of you mad. I do know
what this news group is my dad had Prostate Cancer. I even had to get
checked out.
  I made this same post in a lot of groups

For those that are following.
Just got the results and <0.1.  Surgery at Emory University Atlanta Ga.
August of 99.
Best wishes to all.

    For the sake of new members to this exclusive little club, not
to mention disabusing me of erroneous information, what exactly are
the expected complications of radiation, understanding that there are
several different methods under that category?  

Dear Friends,
Hope someone would've known in Baylor Health they developed a vaccine
which could be used to block the progress of lung cancer.
Is there anything developed & proven for Prostate Cancer  like the

When my PSA hit 4.5 about four months ago, I went on a rigid diet and
exercise regimen.  I had always tried to stay on the low fat side of
the equation, but now, I gave up red meat and dairy products
completely; ate LOTS of fruit and vegetables; consumed soy in the form