hi folks - as i have been researching more and more on the different
treatments.  i've found that each one is trying to woo the reader to
their way of thinking.
then, as i research more and more into the big business side of prostate

I'm looking for opinion or experience with implants.I had an RP two years
ago and radiation last year,40 treatments over 8 weeks.My Rp left me 3
inches shorter in length and a smaller circumference but useable.The
radiation took care of the useable part.Now at 47 I don't want to ...

   As per my post yesterday, the last try at the uro's, injection, was not
successful.  We started out with Viagra, then MUSE.  I got hold of some
Cialis on my own.  None of it worked.  The injection was the last straw
apparently because now he is referring me to a doctor that ...

I have an appointment with Dr James Eastham of Memorial
Sloan-Kettering this Wednesday (5-19-04).  I have a list of questions
to ask, but I thought I'd put this out there:  What questions do you
wish you'd asked your doctor?

Diagnosed with PC in 1999.  
I had Brachytherapy in May 2000.
I have been having blood in my semen for three months.  My uro
prescribed Levaquin(500 MG) for 2 weeks suspecting prostatitis.

Longer-term PCa treatment comparisons are still fairly rare.  Recently
Kupelian, et. al. published a paper comparing the freedom from
biochemical recurrence between several types of PCa treatment
(International Journal of Radiation Oncology Biology Physics, Volume

I was diagnosed In April. I am 57 years old in good health.  I am now
researching options for the cancer.  I had 12 samples taken and only one
came back negative and 20% of it was cancer. I am from the Philadelphia area
and am seeing a doc at Jefferson Hospital. My PSA was 28 but ...

After 5 months on Lupron with unrelenting hot flashes, my husband
finally broke down and decided to take something to help alleviate
them.  Much to my amazement, the oncologist prescribed low dose time
released Effexor which is an antidepressant.  I was expecting Megace

also read about TAP's big fine for illegally marketed a prostate cancer
drug.
ps. this is just more proof that there is money is the marketing of
goods and services to the cancer patients more than there is in looking

Yahoo.....One year postop PSA still undetectable.  Now the PSA levels
will be tested every four months for one year.....Not bad.  Hope same
for all..
Chuck H.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- "Herbal" Viagra and other so-called natural
alternatives for treating impotence advertised on the Internet and in
men's magazines are often contaminated with real drugs and could kill
those who take them, researchers said.

A woman brought a very limp duck into her veterinarians office. As she laid
her pet on the table, the vet pulled out his stethoscope and listened to
the bird's chest. After a moment or two, the vet shook his head sadly and
said, "I'm so sorry, Cuddles has passed away."

I'm on webtv so send my posts to alt.support.cancer.prostate
.
My brother needs to consult the group from his computer.  What e-mail
address would he use?

   Based on the recommendations from the group during the Sasser virus
incident I bought Zone Alarm Pro 4.0 (Amazon for $36.99).  I installed it
last night and it is driving me crazy with messages that pop up every time
something tries to either get in or out.  By the way, I have ...

   In one of the recent posts the gentleman mentions experiencing some
leakage due to being on high blood pressure medication.  Has anyone else
experienced that, or does anyone have any insight into what one should
expect when starting medication for high blood pressure?  My ...