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| got some bad news today | 22 Nov 2009 02:16 GMT | 21 |
Let me summarize from my previous posts and then I have some questions. I had my routine physical in August. Unfortunately, I was informed my PSA test was 4.01. I was put on an antibiotic for a few months and then retested. Ideally, if
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| ADT protocol? I suspect that I am about to start IADT/HT after 93 mos. | 21 Nov 2009 12:24 GMT | 21 |
My uro recommends "Lupron" monotherapy until PSA goes undetectable, then off, then back on at some indeterminate point, and so on. Is this the standard protocol for intermittent ADT/HT at this time? Bill/Memphis
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| My Doctors comments on the Health Care Bill | 21 Nov 2009 09:24 GMT | 98 |
Saw my PCP yesterday and asked him if he'd been following the health care debate. He said he wasn't following it closely because it keeps changing. He did offer a couple comments, one of which I have not seen mentioned much or at all in the typical media reports. One was
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| Health Insurance Re-visit | 21 Nov 2009 06:31 GMT | 14 |
With all the arm chair scholars, wise men and women,and want to be politicians it would be wonderful if with their firey energy they could come up with an equitable Health Insurance Plan for the US of A. I see a lot of intelligence going to waste verbalizing, and throwing salvos
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| More test results for Steve K. | 21 Nov 2009 03:41 GMT | 13 |
Larry's three month post EBRT PSA was 0.014. The reading immediately following radiation was 0.003. The rad onc said this would probably happen and not to panic as it's the next reading in six months that we need to pay attention to. So, we're being optimistic, will enjoy the ...
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| three year anniversary | 19 Nov 2009 18:37 GMT | 8 |
Three years ago today, I had my prostate removed at Johns Hopkins University by Christian Pavlovich. Clear margins, one nerve spared. PSAs have been pretty much undetectable since. Some stress incontinence, nothing that Tena can't handle. Erections are about
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