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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate Cancer / June 2006

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difference between LHRH agonists, also implants06 Jun 2006 17:20 GMT10
How do we know which LHRH agonist is best?  Does it matter which one
you use?  I just found out that some of them can be implanted under the
skin and they last a year.  It sounds like a good idea to me.  Does
anyone have any experience with implants?  What do you think (whether
update06 Jun 2006 16:17 GMT1
just wated to give a quick update  i have had 3 psa test and so far all
have been zero goinging 21stof june for the 4th 1 i had surgery oct 7
2005 i still leak and no1 seems to know why i do every thing i did befor
i had surgery i am very active  so i am not sitting around all the ...
PSA rise over 12 months06 Jun 2006 08:36 GMT6
I was just wonder whether I ought to be concerned over my recent PSA test
that showed a rise from 2.1 to 2.7 over 12 month period.
I am 49 years old and my brother had prostate cancer last years (at 57).  My
GP want to repeat the PSA test in 3 months to get another comparison.
Gay Men and Prostate Cancer06 Jun 2006 02:35 GMT34
Does anyone know about the Gay Men with Prostate Cancer support group
at www.supportgroup.org ?
How this ordinary guy, Patric Chan, living in Malaysia, is able to make 5-figure income at the age of 24??05 Jun 2006 20:38 GMT3
Making more money is not hard to do. The problem is, most people just
don't know how easy it really can be. When I got to know Patric and
copy his success, I quickly began to see how and why it's so easy for
those 'in the know' to make money. Look at this website,
External Beam Radiation05 Jun 2006 03:19 GMT10
I will be having this done on a schedule of 5 times a week for about
10 weeks.
Can anyone tell me whether I'll be able to drive myself home (about 10
miles) or will I need someone to drive me ??
Checkingin with the Group04 Jun 2006 20:39 GMT11
Greetings once again from a fellow survivor.Especially to Heather, Alan
Meyer and Steve Kramer who keeps records.My status is post cryoablation
of the prostate for T1c, Gleason 6 adenocarcinoma of the prostate in
Dec. 2000. My PSA never nadired and it rose to 7.1. I had negative
Could biopsy cause complications?04 Jun 2006 16:41 GMT7
I just had ten biopsy samples taken and they use cream.  Now, I felt like
going to toilet but as I was walking home, I resisted and went later on.
Could this toilet pierce through the holes created by biopsies and cause
infection in stomach or bowl area?
Enlarged Prostate04 Jun 2006 09:02 GMT2
I have been told that my prostate is big and that could be the reason for
high PSA OF 7.2.  What do you think please?
How could prostate be reduced in size?
Rajinder
Short survey - After death messaging04 Jun 2006 01:35 GMT3
This survey in conducted by a venture under the supervision of the
University of Pennsylvania.
A couple minutes of your help will do a great deal to help our
research. The following is the link to the survey
Doctors Say Futile Cancer Treatment Rising03 Jun 2006 17:51 GMT4
Associated Press
Doctors Say Futile Cancer Treatment Rising
By MARILYNN MARCHIONE ,   06.02.2006, 07:35 PM
Doctors are reporting a disturbing rise in the number of cancer patients
Breast Cancer03 Jun 2006 16:23 GMT1
Breast Cancer happens when cells in the breast begin to grow out of
control enabling them to invade nearby tissues or even spread through
the body.  More www.breastcancerdiseases.com
An overlooked possible cause of many diseases: Parasites.02 Jun 2006 19:26 GMT3
An overlooked possible cause of many diseases: Parasites.
Just to make a suggestion to you that you look up 'parasites' to a
possible source of  many symptoms, from anxiety, fatigue, IBS, IBD, MS,
Crohns, Collitis, Cancer...and more...(maybe even old age and death...)
AMS 800 update.02 Jun 2006 17:44 GMT6
  The AMS 800 artificial urinary sphincter was implanted in September
of last year.  My experience with the device has not been entirely
satisfactory.  I went from filling up a Depends Guard in two hours to
where I have stabilized now at two Guards per day.  My uro said that he
perineal prostatectomy?02 Jun 2006 03:57 GMT8
Our neighbor is getting a perineal prostatectomy.  Why would that be?
What are the advantages?  I thought it was worse in the areas of
completeness, nerve sparing, recovery and such.  I thought it was an
old, un-used technique supplanted by retropubic prostatectomy.  He is
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