I have been on Lupron for a little over four months. Had a one month, a three
month and just got the next three month last Monday. I had 39 radiation
treatments that finished three weeks ago. My PSA from last Monday has just
come back as 0.1. Am I over this? Will they typically make ...

It's been nine months now since seed implants in December.  Three month PSA
was 1.1, and my six month PSA was 0.9.  My on-going problem seems that my
flatulence has increased.  I discussed this with my urologist in July, and
he seemed to feel that that is what to be expected, and ...

Too few men get prostate cancer test, group says
http://www.thestar.com/News/article/255463
 Sep 11, 2007 06:34 PM
Sheryl Ubelacker

My husband underwent a 12 needle prostate biopsy in June.  The pathology
report came back saying that 2 of the 12 were "highly suspicious for
malignancy."   He was given a Gleason score of 6 (3+3) and was told he has
stage T2a cancer.  We were in the process of investigating types ...

Hey guys, girls and everyone,
We have been granted a reprieve , His PSA  was
00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 and he goes back in 6
months for a new PSA test .  No blood in urine either.  I think his

Hello group members,
I have been recently appraised of prostate cancer after a biopsy. (T1c and
Gleason total of 6) I am considering robotic surgery but still have to talk
to a radiation Dr.

See Hall SA, et al., "Do statins affect androgen levels in men? Results
from the Boston area community health survey."
The answer is: apparently not.
"CONCLUSION: In this sample, it is unlikely that statins affect

MEMORIES
Cars we drove in the 50's
Seeing as we are talking of our first cars, it's only fitting that I share
the

A close friend of mine had a nerve sparing prostatectomy 5 months ago.
He is now undergoing radiation treatments. I am posting because he
doesn't go on newsgroups and I'd rather hear from people's actual
experience than websites.

I am scheduled for a radical prostatectomy in the near future.  One
problem - my wife, otherwise very supportive, doesn't seem to believe me
when I tell her that I am going to need 3 months of post-operative absolute
bed-rest and TLC!   Any helpful suggestions as to how to ...

27.04.06
By Martin Johnston
District health boards should tell patients about private health care
options if public hospital specialists cannot see them within six

News Release
Study Shines More Light on Benefit of Vitamin D in Fighting Cancer
Date:   Tuesday, August 21, 2007
600,000 cases a year of breast and colorectal cancer could be prevented each

Seems the Palliative Radio has fried a bit of something, I had trouble
peeing.
GP sent me to Uro, who sent me to Onco, who sent me to another Uro (Lots of
travelling)

Some of you may be remember me posting questions on here about PCa in
relation to my Brother. I'd like to start by expressing my thanks for
the support and answers I received that enabled us to do further
research to help battle with a poor consultant and eventually get Steve