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Does anyone in this group know of anyone who has had a knee replacement
while being treated with lupron.

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Just hoping someone could give me some advice please.  My husband  (62)
had his prostate removed in September 05, recovered well and then
experienced some bladder problems.  Had a BNI in December . catheter in
overnight and then removed next day . Experienced a loss of lots of

While I'm hoping for the best while working with variation in my PSA, and
hoping it's resolved, I'm considering my options.
(A PSA of 5.4 in October after a year ago being 1.6.  Re-test in November
1.9, then repeat in January 2.5. Scheduled for another re-test

Hi, all.  We saw a surgeon today, Kletscher, seemed very caring,
competent, experienced.  He said he does do nerve sparing surgery, but
he was going to be honest and that he didn't think it likely in Steve's
case.  Apparently because the high PSA and fact that biopsy shows

I have recurring PC after XBRT just completed bone scan,CT scan, and
ProstaScint. No evidence of mets. Salvage surgery not an option due to
heart problems. seems like only choice is cryo an HT.
Looking for cryo person in mid-atlantic area. any advise or input would

The last three packages of Depends Pads (for men of course) are
different than the previous dozens.  A few months back the package
changed color from mostly blue to mostly green.  Now in the last couple
of weeks I bought three new packages on sale to stock up from two

A family member has been successfully treated for prostate cancer
twice. The down side is that the second time his pain and incontenance
has never subsided. It must be over a year by now. He has seen two
doctors and both more or less said they can't do anything. I don't

Brachytherapy   11/21/05
PSA as of 2/7/06   3.1
dr said going down as expected.
j.

How long after a prostate biopsy does it take for the psa to return to
its pre-biopsy level, four weeks after my biopsy, the psa is still
markedly elevated ????

In an earlier post I said I was celebrating my low PSA reading 18
months after RRP with a ski trip to the alps. I am off next Tue with my
son. We are going skiing in St. Gervais in the French Alps and going to
the Bobsled event at the Winter Olympics.

Background:  I was diagnosed in August of last year, PSA 6.2, Gleason 3+3 in
a small percentage of one of 12 cores, verified by Johns Hopkins and
Bostwick Labs. I am 61, and have been doing active surveillance, massively
changed my diet to reduce fats and meats, and am taking the ...

Subject line says it all...
Yipppeee!
KenA

The following link is to an article at NIH posted by Reuters Health:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/news/fullstory_29678.html
Paul