A young Gladys Night
Diagnosed with Prostate Cancer
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Doctors not communicating prostate cancer treatment side effects
Less than half of consulting doctors are effectively communicating prostate cancer treatment side effects to patients - research findings
www.recoveringman.net
Recovering from prostate cancer - the body, head, heart and soul story
Since being diagnosed with prostate cancer as a fit and healthy 61-year-old, this is Mish's frank account of the unfolding experience and the resources he found within and beyond
www.recoveringman.net
Don't be afraid of death if they start talking crazy doing a bunch of medical procedures to you.
Sometimes you to face the grim reaper. Hospice is a viable option, don't let them put pig hearts into you.
Sometimes you to face the grim reaper. Hospice is a viable option, don't let them put pig hearts into you.
Doctors excited about targeted prostate cancer therapy, but can't prescribe it yet
A Petrolia man was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2010 and has been through many treatments, including surgery. After being stable for several years, a scan last year revealed his cancer had spread and he was enrolled in the trial.
Thanks for sharing. Hoping for a good surgery and speedy recovery. I've been dealing with prostate issues for almost 20 years. It gets slowly worse the older I get. All of your symptoms can also just be a prostate infection so gents please get checked. The symptoms can resemble an STD/STI as well so don't be afraid and go get yourselves checked. I now do my PSA yearly. Thanks again for sharing and keep the board updated please. I don't post but been on this board so long I don't even remember anyone anymore LOL. Best wishes!
Knight....Knight
Shit I bet. Good to hear you're okay.
Update: I had my appointment with the urologist at Hopkins yesterday. He looked at the MRI and the second PSA chart that I had and said that, while my 4.2 PSA might be concerning if I was 51 or 61, at 81 it's not unusual. He recommended that I enjoy my life and saw no major reason why I should not live to be 100, albeit with a few aches and pains along the way. He said I should keep getting the PSA blood test annually and, if it goes up to 6.5 or above, come back and see him. He saw no reason for a biopsy (thank God).
My stress level is now at zero and I treated myself to a honey bacon on croissant sandwich at Dunkin.
My stress level is now at zero and I treated myself to a honey bacon on croissant sandwich at Dunkin.
Great News...
Make sure you take supplements for your prostate religiously
https://www.verywellhealth.com/prostate-health-supplements-8417119
We ought to all be taking Saw Palmetto and D3
love to hear the great news brother
Ah yup
it mos def helps
I was diagnosed with stage 2 prostate cancer in April of 2023. I had my prostate removed in August of the same year. Surgery went well. They were able to spare the nerves, so the chances of achieving a "full" erection again were good. I say full, because although I get aroused, the erections were not "take her to pound town" erections. Prior to the surgery they prescribed cialis because they wanted me functioning at an optimal level to ensure a full recovery. It's been a hit and miss because mentally it fucks you up. I'm not going to sugar coat it. According to the doctors I am ahead of the curve as far as recovery goes but mentally I was standing in my own way. I have an excellent support system. (it is definitely needed) I ended up taking the shot to help. It was definitely a boost to the mental. It has helped tremendously. I'm 52 and I had never had issues with "showing up for work". So when all this happened it was crazy. The road to recovery varies from person to person. We are talking three months to three years. I have been geeting it in lately, but I look forward to doing it again with no assistance. I have to add, I'm happy to be alive. I'm more than grateful for that.
Wait, now reading this thread and went str8 to the most updated messages.
You are 81? Wow. Congrats dude.
Im 43 now and recently started joking:" God give me atleast another 40 in good health ".
Glad you are doing good man.
Hope one day you can post on here:" Today is my 100th birthday"....if HNIC dont shut this shit down lol.
You're 81? (Insert Kevin Hart DAMN)
Nah bruh, congrats. Keep on living. Gimme 15 more
Just got back to this forum after years .... i would have mentioned www.thetruthbehindcancerstore.com for the GcMAF products and hydrogen water
Get well soon, bro.
You are in our prayers,
You got a fam here
You are in our prayers,
You got a fam here
Good afternoon fellas.
Sorry for no posting, but I've been without power for 4 days.
That and dealing with this surgery recovery has been tough.
Anywho, all is well here.
Had a follow up with the doctor today.
All the cancer was in the prostate which was removed.
They put some dye in the catheter to see if all the stitches held up.
They did.
Catheter was removed.
This was probably the most painful out of everything I had done.
Now I'm on the road to a full recovery
Sorry for no posting, but I've been without power for 4 days.
That and dealing with this surgery recovery has been tough.
Anywho, all is well here.
Had a follow up with the doctor today.
All the cancer was in the prostate which was removed.
They put some dye in the catheter to see if all the stitches held up.
They did.
Catheter was removed.
This was probably the most painful out of everything I had done.
Now I'm on the road to a full recovery
Best wishes and good luck on full recovery bro
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This and a few others.
Facts.
Most multi-vitamins for men have it, but yeah Saw Palmetto has been shown to help prevent Prostate cancer
I thought I was going to heaven at some car dealership. My vision slowly started to diminish. Luckily I got home just in time.
I figured out what I did wrong a couple days later trying to retrace.
I figured out what I did wrong a couple days later trying to retrace.
Glad to hear.
