Sunday, December 28, 2008

I have a big lump on the bottom of my ball sack. could this be a sign of prostate cancer

i have a big lump on the bottom of my ball sack. could this be a sign of prostate cancer?
is this a sign of paranoia or not because im only 18. i was told that it was not possible to get testicular cancer at 18.
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yes.
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Get it checked out pronto! Better to know one way or the other.
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Go to the doctor.
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YES! Go get get it checked out RIGHT AWAY!
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Yes, and we adults call it a scrotum.
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I cant give you a definite answer, but you should definately get it checked out by a doctor to clear any worries.
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either way didn't need to know tat! hope you don't have a actual pic of u on ur frame!
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a doctor can only know that
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Yes it is.. but I would say more of testicular cancer, not prostate. Testicular cancer is VERY bad but you can be healed if you have it removed/treated in time.. A lot of well known people have had this.. including Tom Green and that biker guy I can't remember his name. Good luck! RPSWIMGIRL - grow up.
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yes this can be. But to be sure of a correct diagnoses please consult a doctor. You should check yourself monthly for theese lumps to prevent any late treatments.
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If it is red and raised.. it could be an ingrown hair. I got that when I was 16 or so.. I almost passed out. lol. If it is red and sore.. just take a hot washcloth and hold it up against it for a while.. It will loosen it up,
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aaaahhhhh
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Could be, I hope not. You should go with the doctor, this is serious.
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yep. get your nuts checked out ASAP!!!!! best of luck to you and your nuts!!!
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go to doctor!
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U gotta go to the doctor A.S.A.P K
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More likely testicular cancer if there is a lump on your scrotum. You should def. get it checked AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. This is a very serious disease and if caught early enough can be treated. But, Definately go to a doctor and have him/her diagnose whatever it may be. Better to be safe than sorry. Edit~ You can get testicular cancer at 18. I've actually heard from physicians that it is most common in young adult males.
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haha you said ball sack
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I'm not sure prostate cancer would show up that way. Testicular cancer, epididimitis or a hernia might. Either way, you need to get to a physician and get checked out. Whatever is going on is probably treatable, but it can't be treated if you don't know what it is. Sorry, no one is too young for cancer, unfortunately. Best wishes



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Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Im scared i have prostate cancer

Im scared i have prostate cancer?
Ok im 14 years old and im scared i have prostate cancer because when i pee it burns and sometimes i dont pee alot but some other times i pee more like normal and im scared im going to die please help.
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You might have a urinary tract infection. I would say that's A LOT more likely than prostate cancer. Although it is more difficult more a male to get a UTI than a female, it is definitely a possibility. Go see your family doc and I'm sure he will fix you right up. Also, try some cranberry juice.... that will help a little.
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Prostate cancer doesnt affect people before 40 yrs of age. However if these symptoms have been present for a while or if they persist go see a doctor
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hi ethan, most people are really disturbed when they are ill ed. in your case i would suggest you must eat more fruits and vegetables so the bacterias, virus and toxic that we get from food we eat and pollutions be cleanse from our body system. avoid eating junk foods, food with preservatives like noodles, fast foods and can goods. another suggestion look for " himalayan Goji juice or Gochi ". this is a kind of food supplements which will keep your body healthier and eliminate any problem causing our body in pain or sickly.
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SHUTUP you don;t have prostrate cancer i would drink a LOT OF water and see if i that helps IF not go a doc
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It is beyond unlikely that you have prostate cancer. It's extremely rare in men under 50, and so rare in young men that there are no statistics available for the disease incidence in men under 35. Over 80% of men diagnosed with prostate cancer are over 65 and half of all cases occur in men over 75. See your doctor about the symptoms you have, but stop worrying about cancer.
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Don't worry. A 14 year old is not going to get prostate cancer. It could be just an infection. Check with your doctor. Prostate cancer is common among American men. But, very few men die from prostate cancer. Treatment for prostate cancer works best when the disease is found early and has not spread to other parts of your body. Your chance of getting prostate cancer may be affected by your: * Age. Being 50 or older increases your chance of prostate cancer. * Race. Prostate cancer is most common among African-American men. * Family history. If your father or brother has had prostate cancer, you are more likely to have it too. * Diet. Eating high-fat food with few fruits and vegetables may increase your chance of having prostate cancer.





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Saturday, December 20, 2008

When prostate cancer spreads to the bladder,how much longer before the disease takes their life

when prostate cancer spreads to the bladder,how much longer before the disease takes their life?
a friend has had prostate cancer for about 8yrs. and it has sspread to his bladder 4 months ago.How much longer before this disease will take his life?He is 87 yrs.old
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It all depends on the person and how bad it is and how strong the person is. My dad had prostate cancer for many many years and lived to be 90. They have very good treatments today.
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As soon as they open you up it spreads all over.
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Unfortunately not long once cancer has been confermed spread from one organ to the other chances are it has hit more than one place already. As of time left to live our days are only numbered by god so the only prediction would be soon. Everyone is differant and every disease affects humans in differant ways. Good luck to you and your friend the best you can do now is keep him comfortable and be there for him.





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Tuesday, December 16, 2008

What are the symptoms of prostate cancer

What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?
yesterday I was doing a check and I found a small bump right below my testicles i'm a paranoid person and i'm very aware of my body it could of always been there because i rarely ever check my prostate i usually just do my testicles but please should i be concerned about it?
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You can’t check your prostate and you wouldn’t know what to look for it you could. If you’re worried see a doctor.
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Hi, i dug out this link for you on net: http://prostatecancer.about.com/od/symptomsanddiagnosis/a/symptoms.htm see this above link, if still it doesn't works for you, then try this link: http://www.google.co.in/#hl=en&source=hp&q=symptoms+of+prostate+cancer&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&aqi=g10&aql=&oq=symptoms+of+prostate+cancer&gs_rfai=&fp=90055547bc024ace Hope it works for you. Best Regards






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Friday, December 12, 2008

What are the symptoms of prostate cancer and is it hereditary/

What are the symptoms of prostate cancer and is it hereditary/?

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Prostate Cancer Symptoms If the cancer is caught at its earliest stages, most men will not experience any symptoms. Some men, however, will experience symptoms that might indicate the presence of prostate cancer, including: A need to urinate frequently, especially at night; Difficulty starting urination or holding back urine; Weak or interrupted flow of urine; Painful or burning urination; Difficulty in having an erection; Painful ejaculation; Blood in urine or semen; or Frequent pain or stiffness in the lower back, hips, or upper thighs.
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Most patients will never experience symptoms, Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer found in American men, other than skin cancer. Some symptoms are a need to urinate frequently, especially at night, Difficulty starting urination or holding back urine, Painful or burning urination, Painful ejaculation, Frequent pain or stiffness in the lower back, hips, or upper thighs. Hereditary = Risk factors are Age, Family History, Ethnicity, and Diet. Family history is the strongest risk factor for prostate cancer. A man with one close relative (such as a father OR brother) with prostate cancer has twice the risk of developing prostate cancer as a man with no family history. If two close male relatives (such as a brother AND a father) are affected, a man's lifetime risk of developing prostate cancer is increased 5 fold.
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There are no early warning signs! A yearly PSA test is all but required for men over 50...elevated PSA can indicate a problem. At the same time, your prostate is palpated by the doc to see if anything abnormal can be felt. This is a very slow growing cancer and if caught very early, has a good prognosis. The propenisty for the cancer is inherited, but because others in your family have had prostate cancer does not mean you will have it..it does mean you have to be on the look out for it, as we all should be. Good luck





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Monday, December 8, 2008

My father-in-law has prostate cancer and I am collecting well-wishes for him

My father-in-law has prostate cancer and I am collecting well-wishes for him...?
I am compiling a book of well-wishes for my father-in-law, who is going through cancer treatments. I did this when our son was deployed to Iraq, and it gave him such a boost! If you would like to help, please send me your greeting, and don't forget to add where you are from. Thank you so much for your support!
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Hi there I wish you well I am from La coste Tx near San Antonio tx. I know what its like going through chemo my hubby had to do this for his prostrate cancer.
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Here is my greeting: I hope you regain your health as soon as possible. Stay positive and never give up! Remember, you are surrounded by people who love you and want to help you. I wish you all the best! -Katie, Florida
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hey! good luck with everything! you'll be in my thoughts and prayers. I'm from Hudsonville, Michigan... i'll make sure everyone around here prays for you too :)
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NO! He can still be saved... Look up Rick Simpson... He makes the essential oil from the cannabis plant which he calls "hemp oil" it's basically concentrated THC. This may sound asinine, but it really works, I swear to god. Tell this to anyone and they will say it's BS. It really works. Look into this, find out about the WHOLE story, and you will be convinced. This medicine is being suppressed from us all in the name of personal profit. Give this a chance, and you won't regret it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjhT9282-Tw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PwMmSxZANE&feature=PlayList&p=16D811D6BCB8D848&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=10 Watch those two videos. The second one includes the scientific evidence explained... It's in part 6. Everyone writes this off as a bunch of rubbish, but those people are just ignorant and refuse to look at the entire story presented before them. it WILL work.
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Great idea. My father has it but it has not progressed in over a year. My best friends father just beat it. I wish your father in law all the best and I am sure he will be around to give you a hard time for many years to come.






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Thursday, December 4, 2008

Can abstinence cause an increased risk of prostate cancer

Can abstinence cause an increased risk of prostate cancer?
if so, how do I solve this if I have no girl to have sexual relations with?
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No it does not, abstinence will prevent you from getting nasty diseases however. If you are concerned about a back up down there, I recommend relieving it yourself. If your worried about how to get a girl, do not bring this up to her and you should be fine.
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I don't believe that that is true..... plus if your young you don't really need to worry about prostate cancer all that much. Just make sure you get checked out by your doctor.
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It does not. That is fiction.
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I doubt that it does.... if that is a worry then do what men have done for centuries... self satisfy.
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Well a good flushing of the testes promotes a healthy prostrate. If you are a male,I'm shure one way or another you will relieve yourself.
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Prostate cancer is usually adenocarcinoma. Symptoms are rare until urethral obstruction occurs. Diagnosis is suggested by digital rectal examination or prostate-specific antigen measurement and confirmed by biopsy. Prognosis for most patients with prostate cancer, especially when it is localized or regional, is very good; more men die with prostate cancer than of it. Treatment is with prostatectomy, radiation therapy, or, for some elderly patients, watchful waiting. The cause of prostate cancer is unknown, although some studies have shown a relationship between high dietary fat intake and increased testosterone levels. When testosterone levels are lowered either by surgical removal of the testicles (castration, orchiectomy) or by medication, prostate cancer can slowly get better. There is no known association with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Prostate cancer is the third most common cause of death from cancer in men of all ages and is the most common cause of death from cancer in men over 75 years old. Prostate cancer is rarely found in men younger than 40. Men at higher risk include African-America men older than 60, farmers, tire plant workers, painters, and men exposed to cadmium. The lowest number of cases occurs in Japanese men and those who do not eat meat (vegetarians). Please see the web pages for more details on Prostate cancer.
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If you are really concerned you can take matters into your own hands, so to speak.
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Abstinence cannot cause an increased risk of prostate cancer. In 1 study out of the hundreds conducted only that 1 found that abstinence could cause an increased risk of prostate cancer plausible. It has been proven that prostate cancer is mainly genetic so you only have something to worry about if someone in your family has prostate cancer. I hope this answer helps you find a girl.





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Monday, December 1, 2008

When is prostate cancer awareness month

When is prostate cancer awareness month?
Or lung cancer awareness month?
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Prostate cancer awareness month: September. Ribbon colour: blue Lung cancer awareness month: November. I think the ribbon colour might be grey





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Friday, November 28, 2008

Monday, November 24, 2008

Can a woman have prostate cancer

Can a woman have prostate cancer?
i dont know if it sounds stupid but just want to know.
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That would be difficult since a woman doesn't have a prostate.
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no - women don't have a prostate...
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if your a woman, you dont have a prostate gland see:http://www.liv.ac.uk/researchintelligence/issue21/images/prostate.jpg
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She can if she didn't always used to be a chick. The prostate is a male reproductive organ and women don't have them (biological women, that is). But if she used to be male and has become a woman, then it is possible for her to have prostate cancer.
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A woman does not have a prostate, so no.
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ewwwwwww
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you should probably take sex ed again I think you might be a little confused on some things....
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no, just men have to worry about that one.
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Women don't have prostates.
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Nope, guys have prostates.
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Absolutely no. Women do not have a prostate gland.
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No, women don't have a prostate, however men can get breast cancer because they do have breast tissue.
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Absolutely not. To have cancer of the prostate you must first have a prostate gland. Only men have this gland. The purpose of the prostate is to produce semenal fluid. That is the fluid that the sperm float in when a man ejaculates.
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A woman does not have a prostate. Only males do. No such thing as a stupid question. If you don't ask then you won't know.




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Thursday, November 20, 2008

Should Prostate Cancer be treated aggressivley in a 93 year old man

Should Prostate Cancer be treated aggressivley in a 93 year old man?

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Man, I don't even want to live to be 93. I'm almost 40 and I'm ready to go at any time.
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Probably not! Sometimes it isn't going to kill you before something else does.
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No. Most aggressive treatments are geared toward saving the 'sex life"...which I assume is not a priority at this point. But treatment should still be considered important as well as compassionate.
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Honestly, and some may think this is cold hearted, but why not let him live out the rest of his life as happy as he can. He has lived life. To put him through aggressive cancer treatment at this age in his life to me would be ridiculous and cruel. He will feel like crap and it takes alot out of a person. In fact I would be surprised if docs were willing to try and aggressively treat at this age in his life. In my opinion it would do more harm than good.
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I should think that would depend on the prognosis. And what kind of condition he's in now. If it were me, I'd say no
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I would think in most cases not. My grandfather was 92 when he was diagnosed and the decision was that it had spread to far to treat. But, each case is different.
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What is his quality of life? If he is still enjoying life, then I would pursue treatment. Aggressive is relative to what you think it is. If he is suffering with multiple medical problems that do affect his life, like dialysis, Alzheimer's, Dementia, paralysis from stroke, etc., then I would consider palliative treatment. Has anyone asked HIM what HE wants to do? Many times people are quick to make decisions for the elderly without including them in the decision.
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Short answer, no. Long answer: At age 93, the following things need to be considered: how aggressive the cancer (stage and grade), is the patient symptomatic (bone pain, lymphedema, excessive weight loss, general fatigue, etc.), and what is the general health of the patient? Usually the treatments are palliative (treating only the pain or symptoms associated with the prostate cancer like bone pain for which he would receive radiation, pain medication, or hormone ablation therapy - like zoladex, lupron, casodex). Really though, he is more likely to succumb to old age or age-related illnesses than to the prostate cancer - dying "with" prostate cancer rather than "from" prostate cancer.
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No, you should be dead.
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It really depends. If the 93 year old man is physically active and mentally sharp, and the cancer is not particularly aggressive, he may want to have the cancer treated. If he has mid or late-stage Alzheimer's or other dementia, or is an invalid -- it probably won't add to his length of life and certainly not to his quality of life.
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I have nothing to add. Barb M said it all and said it pretty well. She was right on with her advise.





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Sunday, November 16, 2008

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Prostate cancer - how is the prostate effected by prostate cancer

Prostate cancer - how is the prostate effected by prostate cancer?
How is the prostate effected by prostate cancer, like what happens to it? Also, could you please tell me what body systems are effected and HOW they are effected by this? can someone please tell me what body systems are effected by prostate cancer? The other answers were great but this is the information I really need-whoever does this will get best answer and how they are effected
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It gets bigger. It makes it hard for you to pee.If they remove it your sex life is over.
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I have prostate cancer. My brother has prostate cancer. We both under went the exact treatments with drastically different outcomes. The first thing they do is give a shot called Lupron which wipes out the testosterone that prostate cancer feeds on. This is, effectively, temporary sterilization in men and takes away the possibility of sex. We both had radioactive seed implants into the prostate to kill the cancer followed by external beam radiation to ensure all of the cancer is killed. My brother was out playing golf 6 months later, I am in a wheel chair with a host of side effects from the radiation. I have a permanent catheter in my abdomen for urine collection, wear Depends since I am incontinent, have developed deep vein thrombosis with a lung embolism and also have neuropathy in both legs and feet. I had a heck of a weight gain, going from about 230 to over 300 and developed type 1 diabetes. Right now I am glad just to be alive to watch my grand children grow and determined to get better! My brother continues to enjoy his golf and neither of us so far have seen any sign of a return of the cancer. So, I guess you can say that there is no single outcome or set of effects with prostate cancer and the treatment for it. P.S. The cancer I have may have been caused or at least exacerbated by my exposure to Agent Orange (Dioxin) while in Viet Nam. The Agent Orange may explain why my cancer was more severe than my brother's to start with and the seriousness of the side effects I am experiencing after treatment. I have no proof of that, only personal observation of the differences in outcomes between my brother and me as he was never in Viet Nam or exposed to Dioxin.





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Saturday, November 8, 2008

CT scan vs MRI for assessing prostate cancer

CT scan vs MRI for assessing prostate cancer?
For determining whether cancer has spread beyond the prostate gland (immediate area), is a CT-scan sufficient? Does an MRI provide any more resolution?
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CT scans show more hard tissues - MRI shows more soft tissues. But my dad had an ultrasound to look for how far the prostate cancer had spread. They could see the lypmh nodes the best with the ultrasound. Also, CT and MRI scans can not see the things that are less than 1cm. I know this from my own cancer. They didn't do the other two for my dad because it's such a "congested" area - there are a lot of things there to look at, and that area is so small.





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Tuesday, November 4, 2008

What does 0.8 mean for prostate cancer good or bad

what does 0.8 mean for prostate cancer good or bad?
what does 0.8 mean for prostate cancer?
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Well, it's on a scale from 0.0 to 1.0. 0.8 is pretty close to 1.0 so I think you might have something to be worried about.
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If you had a blood test done and the results were 0.8 ,there is a ratio on the test results it should show you where that is on your test resut. Ask for a copy from your doctor and see for yourself.
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It means the amount of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) found in the blood of suspected prostate cancer. It ranges from 0.0 to 4.0ng/ml is normal and cancer free, any number above 4.0 is prone to prostate cancer, however over the years PSA screening became a controversy where men of normal PSA level developed prostate cancer. Rectal test and bioppsy are the suggested procedures for early detection specially for men with genetic history of the disease.
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Are you talking about PSA? If so a 0.8 is nothing. After the biopsy you could have 3+5=8 or 5+3=8. These are the numbers to be concerned with. Need to know which number you're talking about to give you a better answer. Your best bet is to ask the Doctor.
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It sounds like you're talking about your PSA level. An increased PSA can indicate that there could be some prostate cancer present. Patients with advanced or metastatic prostate cancer often have PSA levels of 100+. The normal PSA level is 0 but it can rise to up 4 with infection or other minor issues. A PSA of 0.8 is good and would not normally initiate further investigations. If you have prostate cancer already and have had treatment then 0.8 is still nothing to worry about.





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Saturday, November 1, 2008

I am 12 years old. The hair on my scrotum is only growing on one side. Do I have Prostate cancer

I am 12 years old. The hair on my scrotum is only growing on one side. Do I have Prostate cancer?
i am just starting puberty and the hair on my "balls" is only growing on one side. I also hae to get up almost every night to urinate, and i sometimes get pelvis pain. do i have prostate cancer?
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It sounds like you might have a UTI or something though so see the doc and let him check you out. The hair on one side is normal as you are still going through puberty.
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YOU ARE JUST STARTING TO DEVELOP, I WOULD NOT WORRY ABOUT IT ..YOU COULD SEE A DOCTOR , TO SEE WHAT THEY SAY.
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have NEVER heard of a 12 yo boy having prostate cancer...relax and let nature continue its journey....
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Cancer is very unlikely - more likely your body is just going through changes for puberty and your hormones have not yet levelled off. If you are very concerned, talk to your dad or a doctor, but I think it is just growing pains and such. Peace!
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Probably.
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It's doubtful. I wouldn't be concerned about the hair not growing in evenly. 12 is pretty young. If the hair hasn't all grown in by 16+, then maybe worry - that is, if you care how even your scrotum hair is. lol BUT... the pain and frequent urination could be signs of a problem... anything from a bladder infection to who knows what. I'd go see your doctor about that.
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Are you serious or are you trying to be funny? You clearly do not know the symptoms of prostate cancer because you don't have any of them. Do you even know what a prostate is? The earliest case of prostate cancer I can find any documentation about is at age 27 and that's extremely early.
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don't worry about the hair, you are entering puberty it will even out. I don't think you have cancer, but to put your mind at ease, see your doctor about the pain in your pelvis. most of all don't worry too much , can make things seem worse I'm sure you will be okay
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i wouldn't worry....but if you want to talk to your doc
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yes, you do. You will die. Maybe. one day.
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Honey I doubt you have cancer but you need to tell your parents about the problems you are having. Besides the hair growth the other things can be serious like a urinary tract infection, bladder infection, or kidney infection. It is very important that you share this information with your mom or dad and get to a doctor. Any of those infections can cause pain and make you really sick if you don't get checked out. I know you may be embarrassed to tell them but it's not a big deal and they need to know.
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No. During puberty, hair doesn't grow in evenly. Puberty doesn't go by a plan and it doesn't work in any sort of even pattern. Men generally don't have to worry about prostate cancer or get checks until their 40s. The best thing to do would be to ask your doctor but the likelihood is that there is nothing wrong with you.
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Gross! You're too young to be on the internet! Play outside or something. Or get a job. As a hobo. Cause all hobos have prostate cancer.
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When you start crapping in your pants cause you are trying to pee then I would worry about your prostate or in about 35 years. As far as hair on one side of your balls only. That sounds mighty strange. Are you masturbating with only one hand. This could be part of your problem. Most yound men don't know that you have to switch hands once in a while or you are going to end up with all kinds of problems.







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Tuesday, October 28, 2008

If Masturbation is a sin, does that mean God wants Men to get Prostate Cancer

If Masturbation is a sin, does that mean God wants Men to get Prostate Cancer?
Its proven that routine masturbation cleans the prostate lowering the chances of getting the cancer. God says its wrong to do right? Then he wants us to get cancer?
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"It's just his will" </fundiemode>
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Either that or kill each other because were all backed up. lol
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God MADE prostate cancer, wasn't that nice of him?
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Na he,s just yankin your chain
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Lmao If masturbation was a sin and if god punished sinners there would me no men left in the world. Sorry
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lol thats an awesome question and i dunno but you know what freaking bust a n*t allday baby WOOOOOO!!!!!
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It's not just masturbation, it's frequent ejaculation in general. The same cancer-reducing benefits can be gained through normal sex too.
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You are insane. Of course he doesn't. Anything to hack at God. You really need help.
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You don't get prostate cancer from not masturbating.
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Couldn't a man have sex with his wife frequently, like the Bible says to, and have the same benefit?
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It's a test of faith. Do you want to please god more than you want to not have your nads rot out?
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Condoms are a sin too. God wants man to die of AIDS
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No. Go back to medical school and prove your statment about cancer, if you can.
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No, & No GOD eather.
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I dont think it is a sin. Where did u get it from???
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do what you want.
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God also made "nocturnal emission". :-)
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what about constant mastubation? god is cancer
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did you hear god say it was wrong? its a very natural thing!
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Masturbation helps prevent prostate cancer? I never knew that! As often as I masturbate I guess I can scratch prostate cancer off of my list of worries for the future!
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You wouldn't need to masturbate if you have a wife to express your love with.
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Masturbation is not a sin.
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God didnt say shit. Its what the stupid organized religion decided because they wanted to take every bit of pleasure away from followers because masturbation is "temptation"
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i dont think its a sin. im a catholic...i dont kno where ya'll get that idea.
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Anything done out of lust is a sin... but God is ready and willing to forgive us if we turn from our sinful desires. Show me a scientific paper that confirms "If men do not masturbate, they will get prostate cancer" and I will answer the second part of your question.
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It would make sense if he really just wants you to be fruitful and multiply. You aren't making any kids masturbating so you wouldn't be much good to him.
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NO. It is only sin when abused or done for recreation.
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I must then have one of the cleanest Prostates ever! YAY ME! Who says sin doesn't pay off?
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No God doesn't want you to get cancer. He wants you to get married and have sex with your wife. If you have urges then do it and ask for forgiveness.
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Of course he doesn't!
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nowhere in the ten commandments does it say Thou Shalt Not Masturbate.
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When and where did God say it was wrong?
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Does this mean that Internet porn has reduced the occurrance of prostate cancer?
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THIS is your reason to do this? Best you can do?
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Cool, I'm never getting prostate cancer then!
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Awesome question basement cat. And if abortion is against God, shouldn't that mean that all women who have miscarriages go to Hell? Same thing with the 50 percent of pregnancies that end in an uncontrollable abortion.
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where does it say that masturbation is a sin? it doesn't. it says how to clean yourself after such an emission, but it says the same for a menstrual period, which cannot possibly be a sin as it cannot be helped. also, my mother is studying through a Christian college, and she learned that in the old testament people believed that the entire baby was in sperm, not just half, so this lie that it is a sin probably stemmed from the idea that you were spreading tiny babies on the ground to die. if you didn't masturbate, your body would expel the fluids against your will anyway, so go ahead and jerk it! if i'm wrong, and it is a sin, God will forgive you anyway. we are all sinners, and we can't stop sinning. that's why Jesus died. so that our sins don't matter in God's eyes; Jesus paid off our debts for us.
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This is a common misconception. The "sin of Onan" was not masturbation or "spilling his seed on the ground" per se. It was that he refused to obey the cultural convention of making his dead brother's wife pregnant. It is a little lengthy to explain, but take it as read that in Biblical times, if your brother died, you (as a man) were responsible for his wife and any children he had. This included an obligation to father children on what was now, effectively, your wife. Onan did not wish to do this and "pulled out", thus "spilling his seed...". From a theological standpoint, Onan's sin was not the "spilling" but self love and a lack of obedience to cultural norms of the time.
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NO YES NO
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Where does God say it's a sin??? God gave us the ability to masturbate as a method of satisfying a desire that comes naturally. Just think how teen pregnancies would be through the roof if we couldn't masturbate; not to mention the non-consensual sex incidents.
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God didn't make cancer, when adam and eve sinned all earth became full of evil thus causing the evil thing called cancer.
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good point... i personally dont consider it a sin unless your very excessive and addicted.... but men kinda are physiologically predisposed to hafta if they dont believe in premarital sex right? otherwise.... thats alot of wet dreams... i ithink porno however..... objectifies women... wait a tic why is it legal to do porn but not be a prostitute... its both sex 4 money... so if you record a video of yourself and a hooker and post it on the internet... is it legal then? or if you forget to turn on the camera when makin a porno.. is it illegal?,,,,,, lol some deep thoughts right there lol
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If you beleive in the Scriptural god who gives his enemies Hemmoroids, you have to answer YES! LOL
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I don't have my notes HANDY but a person in the bible was killed for wasting his seed, though not a matter by this fellows own hand but, it does help show why God put marriage so important. The customs of old though, shepherds, who watched over sheep, were considered unclean. I shouldn't have to explain that much more if you have a imagination. Till they went through the purification process, but when they went back out they were unclean, again.
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It's not a sin. It's totally natural. Don't stress so much. Just be a good person, that's all you need to do. My friend got all caught up in a Christian cult and didn't touch his member for over 2 years. He had so many problems from it. The worst, and I tell you this to help prove the point, they had to put electrodes inside his bum to shock parts from the inside to help him. You don't want to be in that situation. I'm a Christian. But I'm so sick of Christians telling other Christians to abstain from some of the best stuff life has to offer. The spend all their life fighting natural urges. Life is a gift from god to be used, not looked at. How would you feel if you gave someone an awesome gift and they never used it? That's a slap to the face. I have a friend who is 27. She has never had a boyfriend because the church has told her sex and boys are wrong. So now she's 27, never had a boyfriend, and has no idea what it takes to have a good relationship. She can barely deal with friends because she's never been in a relationship and therefore doesn't understand compromise or how to express her feelings. It has greatly retarded her social and love life. Besides, all that particular stuff in the bible was written by men hundreds of years after Christ died. It was used in the Dark Ages as a means to solidify the ravaged parts of Europe after the fall of the western Roman empire and the slew of plague that followed. It's not god's word, it a man's.
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I'm religious but I don't believe it's a sin. The bible says not to eat pork. Bacon is great, so are ribs. Pork loin is completely healthy. Back when the bible was written, before refridgeration, pork would spoil so quickly that if people ate it, they would become very sick. I think that the bible was trying to prevent people from becoming sick so it warned the people not to eat it. I don't know why masturbation would be a sin... but in my opinion, telling an older child/teen that these natural feelings they have are sins, does more harm than good and causes problems later in life in relationships. Times change and certain parts of the bible can grow with the times too.
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The Devil does this so that it will be harder to remain faith full to god . But thats why he made us eject during the night so when we wake up were hard.






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Friday, October 24, 2008

DOCTORS HELP! prostate cancer? how many times to m***bate to avoid it

DOCTORS HELP! prostate cancer? how many times to m***bate to avoid it?
i was wondering how many times should masturbate so that we won't get prostate cancer? is there a scientific answer to this?
Men's Health - 6 Answers
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I think the Austrailian study said several time a week, so may be at least once a day. sounds good to me
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I'm not a doctor, but I am aware of a study from Australia by a team of doctors led by Dr. Graham Giles. They found that males who masturbated most often in their teens and 20s had the least incidence of prostate cancer later. They learned this by questioning a group of men with prostate cancer about how often they had masturbated and engaged in other forms of sex at various times in their lives, and comparing this with an age-matched group of men who don't have prostate cancer. Dr. Giles recommends that younger males masturbate at least six times a week.
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I read somewhere that most doctors recomomend doing it at least six times a week to prevent prostate cancer.
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There is no proven relationship between masturbation/sexual intercourse and prostate cancer.
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Once per day seems to be the recommendation.
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Not much research that can prove relation between doing it and prostate cancer. But it is always recommended everywhere not to overdone one ;) Also australian research concluded that the more men ejaculate between the ages of 20 and 50, the less likely they are to develop prostate cancer. If you want to learn more about prostate cancer you can also check this site http://aprostatecancer.com/





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Monday, October 20, 2008

Radiation for Prostate Cancer

Radiation for Prostate Cancer
My dad will be undergoing radiation for prostate cancer in 2 weeks. What can be expected? Will he be ok to drive home, or should someone take him? (I want to take him, he's insisting he can drive.) What are other symptoms to expect from radiation?
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People usually have 4-8 hours following radiation treatment before they begin to feel the side effects. So, he should be able to drive himself if it is a relatively short drive, and it he goes straight home. The side effects are primarily loss of appetite, nausea, extreme fatigue, and sometimes pain/burning in the area that was irradiated.
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In alot of places they now implant radioactive pieces directly into the prostate gland. He should not drive home. Other symptoms can be fatigue, skin rashes. I wish your Dad well.
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I assume that the radiation treatment will be either IMRT (intensity modulated RT) or IGRT (image guided RT). Dad won't feel anything at all during the few minutes it takes to perform each treatment. After the session, he should be able to drive (assuming that he's not otherwise disabled). Men who are employed usually continue during the course of treatment. Here is a link to a very thorough article on the subject, from the encyclopedic website of the Prostate Cancer Research Institute: http://www.prostate-cancer.org/education/localdis/Chaiken_IMRT.html or http://tinyurl.com/2a63lw So far as side effects (SEs) are concerned, no one can be sure which or to what degree Dad will experience them -- or not. The above article includes information on SEs and their frequency in large study cohorts. One thing Dad will learn is that there is little certainty in this business. Good luck.






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Thursday, October 16, 2008

How long does it take to recover from prostate cancer hormone treatment

how long does it take to recover from prostate cancer hormone treatment?

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My husband had seeds implanted and radiation 2 years ago. The first 2 month were kind of hard as he had burning with his bowl movement . It will depends on which treatment you use and there are several . He is back to his old self now and just has yearly check ups. Good luck.
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go here http://www.hisandherhealth.com/articles/Treatment_of_Prostate_Cancer_with_Hormone_Therapy.shtml




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Sunday, October 12, 2008

Is there an increase in prostate cancer and men using erectile dysfunction medications (50-60 years old)

Is there an increase in prostate cancer and men using erectile dysfunction medications (50-60 years old) ?
I met a spouse while at the doctor's with my husband. Both men had started using ED meds 5 years ago. I remember how many of female friends developed breast cancer when Dr. jumped on the HRT meds. Have there been any long-term studies of the use of ED meds?
Men's Health - 2 Answers
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NO....there is no increase in the occurence of prostate cancer over the normal increase seen with aging.
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No. Sex at least 4 times a week prevents the Cancer.





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Wednesday, October 8, 2008

How does obesity cause prostate cancer

How does obesity cause prostate cancer.?
so, i heard obesity could cause prostate cancer. but how so? please help me. thank you. =)
Cancer - 4 Answers
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Obesity can be an increased risk factor in a whole range of cancers. It is thought this is due to toxins building up in the fat cells.
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Obesity and overweight are not recognised risk factors for prostate cancer. The greatest risk factor for prostate cancer is getting older - it's extremely rare in men under 50; over 80% of men diagnosed with it are over 65 and half of all cases occur in men over 75, and so rare in young men that there are no statistics available for the disease incidence in men under 35.
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Yes that is correct. Obesity is a major risk factor for prostate cancer. This is because prostate cancer is caused partly by high levels of hormones like testosterone, leptin and insulin. Among obese people, it is found that they have unusually high concentration of leptin and insulin in their bodies. Obesity is also a major risk factor for breast cancer, endometrial cancer, colon cancer, esophageal and kidney cancers. For more information, please check out http://www.your-cancer-prevention-guide.com/cancer-and-obesity.html
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The mechanisms responsible for this difference in mortality are still poorly understood. According to doctors, obesity can be characterized as a massive inflammatory condition favoring the "outbreak" of disease. On the other hand, it also increases blood levels of steroid hormones and growth factors that may accelerate tumor growth.





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Saturday, October 4, 2008

Women, how do you feel about men who suffer or died from prostate cancer

Women, how do you feel about men who suffer or died from prostate cancer?
Men, how do you feel about women who suffer or died from gynecological cancers (breast, ovary cancer, etc...)? I'm not posting this in the "Health" section, because I know that medical staff or people into medicine see it the same way as any other diseases. How about you? Oh, and be sincere. Don't limit yourself to pay lip service about this. Furthermore, we all know that because of social prejudices, some diseases are more a motive of shame than others. It's sad, but it's true.
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it must be embarrassing to them but it's totally not their fault so i don't make a big thing of it, that would be too shallow.
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I feel sympathy for the individual and their families. Beyond making yourself aware of family medical history, monthly self-exams and routine physicals, there is nothing really these people can do to prevent these specific diseases. What exactly are you getting at?
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What? How could there be shame to having any form of cancer? I don't understand exactly what you're asking here.
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I feel the same way toward them as I would with anyone suffering from any form of cancer. If you feel that having prostate cancer is 'shameful' then its time for you grow up.
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My father in law had prostate cancer and this makes me worry about my husband developing it. I read about ways to prevent this disease.Low carb is one way to prevent this. Oh and sex is a good preventative, so I make sure that I sex him a lot. I also encourage him to eat a low carb diet. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2004/04/07/MNGS161ML91.DTL http://story.israelherald.com/index.php/ct/9/cid/a1e025da3c02ca7c/id/299770/cs/1/
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Men and women face cancer together. See what happened to Roberto when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer.





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Wednesday, October 1, 2008

How will i know i have prostate cancer

how will i know i have prostate cancer?
how will you get prostate cancer?
Cancer - 5 Answers
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i dont know maybe psyical contact... im srry i really dont know if ur wondering if u have it go see a doctor urgently hope this helps ;)
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Contact your doctor. If you go to the bathroom more often is usual what cases people to go to the doctor... the prosate presses against bladder causing fequent bathroom trips... there are other reasons but if your scared this might be an ok indicator
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You feel pain and some mass below your testicles. You should pee like women. It is good for prostate.
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You can only know if you go to the doctor and get a urine test and a bone scan. The urine test will determine if it's cancer. The bone scan will show whether it's spread or not if it is cancer. Treatment is usually one of three things. ~Chemo ~Radiation seeds ~Removal of prostate or just the cancerous part
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Go to your doctor for psa blood test and digital exam.Don't be embarrassed.I went for a physical had a high psa number then had a biopsy the results were a very aggressive form of cancer but they caught it early and with treatment it's now four years later and i am cancer free





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Sunday, September 28, 2008

My dad has agressive cancer or aggressive prostate cancer with a gleason of 7

My dad has agressive cancer or aggressive prostate cancer with a gleason of 7 ?
What is tha ratio or any giving detail help like odds of him passing it the odds of him living are the good for that is the surgery most likely passable like is advanced enough where its a common procedure. im scared. i just need help
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My husband had prostate cancer. The surgery is a serious one. he got through the surgery and survived five years when he was diagnosed with another cancer, this time it was his esophagus That one led to several surgeries which uncovered more cancers and after a year of chemo and all the treatments available to him at the time he passed away. That was back in 99 and they've learned a lot since then. It will be trying any path either way you go. I wish you and your dad luck and a healthy outcome. Read and learn everything you can about his treatments and be proactive in his care. Don't be shy, ask questions and if you aren't happy with any part of it tell the doctor.
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I have Prostate Cancer that was diagnosed in August 2004. I had a gleason of 9 and a PSA of 333. You didn't mention the PSA number nor if there are mets or tumors out side the prostate. If the cancer is just in the Prostate there are a number of options available. Radiation seeds that will destroy the cancerous cells or even the removal of the Prostate itself. This can be a scary time for you and your family. Keep the lines of communication open between you and also keep them open with the Doctors. Ask them your questions and pin them down for answers. There are medications out there that will reduce the PSA numbers and assist in fighting this disease. I wish you well and feel free to keep in touch.




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Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Saturday, September 20, 2008

Is a PSA blood test for prostate cancer a normal/usual part of an annual physical

Is a PSA blood test for prostate cancer a normal/usual part of an annual physical?

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It usually is for a man over 50.
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If you're an adult male in your 40's plus, it should be.
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It should be, but do not take chances. Ask that the PSA blood test be a part of your annual physical. I survived Prostate cancer surgery. Cancer free for five years. My last PSA was 0,002. This is a slow growing cancer. Catch it at it's earliest stage. I did not, but as I said I am OK.
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Depending on your family history, yes! Do you have a lot of men in your family, at your age, who have had prostate cancer? If so, your doctor may want to have you tested earlier than typical. Otherwise, I think its normal to test patients at age 50.




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Tuesday, September 16, 2008

I have a spinal tumor which apparently metastasized from prostate cancer. Is this a death sentence

I have a spinal tumor which apparently metastasized from prostate cancer. Is this a death sentence?

Cancer - 2 Answers
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Sorry to hear that! If a tumor is metastasized, is most often at a later stage. This means it is not good. BUT every person is different. There is no way I could tell you you have a shorter life because of it.
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not trying to be a jerk, I promise, but the question is really will you die of this or something else. Prostate cancer can, in some cases, be relatively indolent, and there are treatments for this that may allow you to live the rest of your expected life and not actually die from the metastatic cancer. But getting a complete "cure" ie that there is no cancer in your body at all is unfortunately, rather unlikely once it has spread to bone. You treating physician should have this discusiion with you, and you should ask all of the questions you can think of until you understand your disease and its implications. I wish you the best of luck, and Gods peace.




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