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| PSA measurment methods | 31 Jan 2008 02:20 GMT | 5 |
Even after seven years of undetectable readings, I am still very nervous about calling my urologist to find out the results of my latest PSA test. I used to make my wife do it, but the doctor's office won't tell her anymore because of HIPAA. Fortunately, I can look it up on my
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| PSA update for Steve K. | 31 Jan 2008 01:26 GMT | 3 |
Latest PSA is 0.18, up from 0.13, three months ago. Planning to chat with the Doc next week about the possibility of going back on Casodex on an intermittent basis. Will also discuss estrogen patches - and whatever else we might come up with.
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| Early Breast Cancer Detection | 30 Jan 2008 02:42 GMT | 1 |
Most women are familiar with mammography as our "gold standard" for breast cancer screening. However, there are additional tools available that women can add to their arsenal. One of the most effective tools in breast cancer screening is breast
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| Surprising post-RP incontinence information | 29 Jan 2008 08:16 GMT | 66 |
I had a urodynamics test yesterday. They monitor bladder pressure, fill and empty it via catheter, and stress it while full, all while watching the bladder by continual X-ray and a pressure monitor, in an attempt to determine the cause of lingering limited post-RP continence. The ...
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| Following up... | 29 Jan 2008 06:25 GMT | 7 |
Well, I canceled my appointment with the uro who did the operation. I don't trust him, so I will be looking for a new urologist soon. In the meanwhile I will see my GP and get a general purpose lookover and PSA test. Do any of you know of good urologists in the Minneapolis / St ...
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| Personal Training: Name One Good Reason Someone Should Hire You | 28 Jan 2008 17:34 GMT | 1 |
By the time you have gotten past the title and read the first line of this article, you should already have the one reason in your head why a prospective client would hire you. If you don't, then you may have already discovered the biggest obstacle to the success of your
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| What a difference a day makes! | 28 Jan 2008 15:43 GMT | 5 |
Hello fellow travellers. Hard to believe what a difference a day/week makes.- And what a difference No catheter makes. Thanks to modern medicine and the body's amazing recuperation and healing
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| Update | 28 Jan 2008 08:00 GMT | 4 |
Visited a new uro in December -- standard "new patient" exam that consisted of a DRE, PSA, weight, height, pulse, BP, breathing, etc. When he saw the Lidocain patches on the right leg, he asked, "How do you know your pain isn't caused by metastasis? We may need a biopsy."
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| PCRI Tribute to Harry Pinchot | 28 Jan 2008 07:22 GMT | 4 |
I called him an Angel of Mercy, which he was. He was also a dedicated and tireless advocate for all of us, including the ladies (you should see the transcript of his speech about the ladies). For a bit of this man's amazing and inspiring biography, see
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| Just had my RRProstatectomy last Tuesday. Questions. | 28 Jan 2008 01:38 GMT | 8 |
Hello fellow travellers. Just had my RRProstatectomy last Tuesday. It is so much better having read the experiences of others before me and knowing what to expect, both operation and recovery wise.
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| First real snow of the year here... | 28 Jan 2008 00:29 GMT | 17 |
Yup, it's snowing in Minnesota. Got the shovels out of the shed and put 'em on the porch. What a great day to be alive, and vertical! God Bless,
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| Propecia and PCa | 27 Jan 2008 00:24 GMT | 9 |
I have a 29 year old son that's been taking this hair growth stuff for 2 years with great results but..... why do they have a warning for guys with PCa? Does it increase hormone levels?
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| Breast Cancer- There Is A Way Through Your Fears | 25 Jan 2008 21:09 GMT | 2 |
Have you had breast cancer in the past, or are you undergoing treatments now? If so, SoulCollage? is a practice that you will seem like a gift to you. Get in touch with the voices inside of you that have something to say
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| PSA testing frequency | 25 Jan 2008 02:25 GMT | 4 |
Its been 2 years, yesterday since my RP. I've tested < 0.1 since with a little help from 8 months of HT (clinical trial was supposed to last 24 months but I stopped treatment) after the first PSA test post surgery came back with the good PSA results qualifying me for the
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| CNTO 328 & Mitoxantrone For Advanced Prostate Cancer | 25 Jan 2008 02:22 GMT | 4 |
Has anyone undergone this treatment or know anything about it? My Dad is considering joining this study.
 Signature PSA @ 45 yrs. = 4.7 02/06/2007
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