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

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Lupron and those hot flashes29 May 2004 15:38 GMT7
Okay,  I have a question regarding the hot flashes associated with
Lupron.  Some people are telling me that soy milk will quell the
effects of hot flashes.  Hmm!  I'm game to try anything but what is it
specifically about soy milk that seems to work or is it all another
Sweating problems28 May 2004 04:44 GMT1
My father had his prostate removed several years ago.  Ever since the
operation, he has a severe sweating problem.  He sweats profusely from
his head when doing any light physical activity.  He thinks that it is
related to the prostate surgery. Also, he saw something about this on
FDA Approves Prostate Cancer Drug28 May 2004 04:35 GMT9
FDA Approves Prostate Cancer Drug
Taxotere Ups Survival in Advanced Prostate Cancer
http://my.webmd.com/content/Article/87/99484.htm
Neighbor with PCa28 May 2004 04:25 GMT6
  Had another impromptu neighborhood prostate cancer support group
meeting last night.  My neighbor who was recently diagnosed said his
Gleason was 8.  I asked him if he had made a treatment decision yet,
and he said that his doctor told him to come back in a month.  He
Prostate Volume?27 May 2004 22:01 GMT16
Can someone help me with this?  I would like to calculate my prostate
volume.  My CT scan indicated that my prostate was "slightly enlarged"
and that it measured 5.8 x 4.0 x 4.5 cm.  If I multiply that out, I
get 104.4, but that seems too high.  I vaguely remember reading that
Brothers and Testing27 May 2004 20:30 GMT2
A while back I had commented that when I was dx'd with pca I had spoken to
both of my brothers(both younger) , one had a physical almost immediately
while the other chose to take the "ostrich approach"and hide his head in the
sand. Following  a very active weekend with personal ...
Wash. Post Article 5/26/0427 May 2004 12:37 GMT2
By Jeff Donn
Associated Press
Wednesday, May 26, 2004; 5:59 PM
A disturbing new study has found that 15 percent of older men with
OT... Techie question, please?27 May 2004 05:20 GMT26
I have Internet Explorer as my browser.  I recently noticed a new toolbar
has been added... *ISearch*.  I've tried to remove it using the add/remove
programs feature, but can't do that.  It's not listed.  I removed the
installation program from the temp directory, and can't find any ...
Blood in Ejaculate27 May 2004 03:41 GMT6
Trying another shot at this problem.  The last thread never touched on
the problem.
I am 71 years old and 4 years out of seeding for prostate cancer.  My
PSA is less than .01 and the uro says everything feels OK.  Three
Wife Need some info27 May 2004 03:33 GMT5
My husband was diagnosed with PCa in July 2002; GTleason = 6.0, PSA 5.8,
External Radiation treatment completed in Nov 2002, Present PSA 1.8.
Now he has started experiencing pain (burning sensation) on ejaculation.
Any have any advice?
PSA Results  -  8 Weeks Post-Op27 May 2004 03:32 GMT12
Thanks to all of you for your thoughts, best wishes and prayers.  Just
returned fron the URO and my PSA is <.01...............................Y'all
said it *would* be, but I know y'all have been in the same position....a bit
skiddish until the actual report.  Now, I just have to ...
Question27 May 2004 02:05 GMT17
I am in my 30's and male. A few weeks ago I noticed that I have a hard
spot in my rectum about 4inches up it, maybe near my prostate. It is
hard and feels like it is under the skin and does not move. Myabe the
siize of a dime or a little smaller.
Surgery versus Radiation27 May 2004 00:56 GMT42
One often overlooked difference in comparing surgery to radiation is how
successful are treatments for recurrence should the initial treatment
fail. According to PCRI ( Prostate Cancer Research Institute), the
advantage with surgery is that local recurrences are easier to treat than
A New Chinese Specialty: Spam25 May 2004 04:46 GMT2
Despite Beijing's Net Censorship, The Country Appears To Be Playing Host
To Thousands Of The Sites Spammers Want You To Visit
Subscribe to BusinessWeekThe U.S. has no shortage of people looking to
blame China for America's economic problems. The flight of manufacturing
chondroitin???24 May 2004 19:14 GMT3
I read somewhere a few years ago that the use of chondroitin could cause
prostate cancer to grow.  My arthritis is getting worse and I would like
to start taking glucosimine-chondroitin.  I had seed implants about five
years ago and my PSA now hovers around 3.  If there is any ...
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