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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate Cancer / April 2005

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Prostate Cancer 'Lumpectomy' Tested02 Apr 2005 03:59 GMT1
Prostate Cancer 'Lumpectomy' Tested
Preliminary Results Look Promising
By Miranda Hitti
WebMD Medical News  Reviewed By Brunilda  Nazario, MD
Viagra may cause permanent vision loss in some men01 Apr 2005 22:19 GMT11
U of M researcher says Viagra may cause permanent vision loss in some
men
Ophthalmologists at the University of Minnesota say that a condition
that causes permanent vision loss has been diagnosed in a small group
Anal Fissure01 Apr 2005 14:04 GMT4
Haven't seen this topic discussed, but I have an annoying anal fissure that
appeared about two months after my Jan 04 brachyotherapy.  My regular doctor
tried to treat it, but without success, so he sent me to a proctologist.
The proctologist has done a pretty good job of ...
4 Month Post RRP Incontinence and ED Report01 Apr 2005 07:20 GMT6
I'm only a couple days from the 4 month mark.  First PSA after 6 weeks came
back .008 (down from about 114 - not a typo), second one to be taken in two
weeks.
I've found that I still can't make it thru a business day (desk job, some
PSA frequency...Yearly or every nine months?01 Apr 2005 04:18 GMT23
Would there be additional value in getting the PSA checked every 9
months instead of yearly? Does an addional reading every four years
help in dectecting PCa earlier?
Home for a "Complete" recovery !01 Apr 2005 02:49 GMT10
Finally made it through the surgery and although I had to stay an extra day
because of fevers (due to a thrush like problem that developed and which I
still have) everything went fairly well.  Surgery was the easiest part.  In
pre-opt took a small amout of Versed and Demerol and ...
Still selecting an RRP surgeon01 Apr 2005 01:10 GMT5
I have 2 new recommendations: Dr. William DeWolf and Dr. Robert Eyre,
both at Beth Israel Deaconess, Boston. I'm doing all of my usual web
based research but if anyone out there has some first hand experience
they would like to share, that would help.
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