Had robotic surgery 2 weeks ago, cath was taken out 5 days ago. Have
blood in urine since, how long can this go on before it stops.  Is
there anything I should be doing.

I have a computer question.... please!
Thanks..
MikeH

Well, the first day and night is over and I have been introduced to the
world of incontinence.  Right after getting home I found that I was
dribbling almost constantly and I must have changed underwear/pads at least
6 times during the day, and this frankly set me up for a little ...

Does anyone have info one the benefits or otherwise (re curing
incontinence( of sharing a bottle of wine with my wife over dinner.
It has been my custom to drink half to two thirds of a bottle of red
or white for many years now, however since the RRP and having to get

It has been ages since I posted.  I've been traveling and just got back to
the good ole USA a week or so ago.  Allen got his post surgery PSA (3
month) and it is .04 (yay!!!)  
My friend Rene's husband just had his surgery yesterday, and he came

Prostate cancer is the leading cancer among men, breast cancer the most
common cancer among women, and lung cancer the leading cause of death
for both men and women, according to the latest U.S. statistics on
cancer released Nov. 19.

I have posted periodically:
Here's the story: Found PSA to be 8 during a physical in May 04.  Positive
biopsy so had LRRP Aug 25th.  That went pretty well.  I was able to walk
right away.  Incontinence under control mostly. But the margins were

I was seeded on (90 Iodine) Nov 2, and all went OK for a while. During Thanksgiving week,
however a number of  things started to happen:
a. I have been leaking somewhat - enough to wet underpants;
b. Even Taking Flowmax I have been up at least once in the night (I was down to ...

I've been lurking and posting on this group ever since I discovered I
had PCa several months ago, and many of you have seen my reports on
IMRT and why I chose it. There have been several posts here lately--
and possibly some I've not seen-- from some new members of this

  Relative of a close friend was diagnosed via a catscan only. Uro told her
that based on the size and location of the tumor, slightly outside the
kidney, it cannot be beneign. He said it's inoperable, and there's noting he
can do surgically. Does this make sense to you? Sounds ...

Last Update: Thursday, November 25, 2004. 12:02pm (AEDT)
Victoria's Ballarat Hospital is testing a new treatment for prostate
cancer that uses grains of gold.
Ten men are participating in the

1999...  Today, we made our way to my in-laws for Thanksgiving.  My wife
drove as I was not allowed to drive yet ( my RRP was on 15 November).
This was the first trip out for me and the leg bag.  We only stayed
about 3 hours as I still didn't have my strength back. I hope this isn't

I tested 179 on my PSA test last May (that is, almost two hundred, not
missing a decimal point.)
I just underwent surgery to remove a cancer from a kidney last week!!
They discovered this during the prostate CAT scans.

P.S.   I also ride a motorcycle.  Any problems with that?
Regards,
Dan Coyle

An enhanced type of MRI can detect much smaller tumors than ever before
- some tinier than a pea - in an advance that could open a new age in
diagnosing cancer without surgery, researchers say.
The experimental technique examines the lymph nodes for signs of