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Send new message to groupFrom: wujiangchina@21cn.com - 02 Mar, 17:00
A prostatitis patient recovered experience -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I was ever been a prostatitis patient for seven years . The prostate expand and pain sharply. My waist pain, dizzy and weak. I had seen many famous doctors in china , had used the microwave, infrared ray scan, acupoint injection...
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From: wujiangchina@21cn.com - 20 Feb, 11:12
The comparison of different of kinds of chronic prostatitis treatment 1.Antibiotic treatment The prostate's surface is surrounded by a fat encircle. It is a barrier for medicine to permeate the prostate . So most of the antibiotic can't crack this barrier to reach high concentration. Pathogenic bacteria easily adapt themselves to the...
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From: admin@ng2000.com - 19 Feb, 17:02
A high-dose activated vitamin D pill combined with docetaxel, a chemotherapy drug, extends the lives of men with advanced prostate cancer. And, there was no increase in toxic side effects with the combination of drugs as compared with taking docetaxel alone, according to a study published in the Feb. 20 issue of the Journal of Clinical Oncology by Oregon Health...
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From: Hugh Kearnley - 05 Feb, 11:52
I already have what I assume is an adequate intake of Lycopeine from fresh and processed tomatoes. I eat a head of broccoli in some or another form daily. I'm a chilli-head, so get a fair dose of Capsaicin. But recently bought at Holland & Barret in UK, a shebang of supplements, some of which I now realise are of too low a dosage to be of much practical...
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From: WhiteSoxFan - 24 Jan, 17:27
Hello All, I was taking a stroll around the internet and came across the Canadian Prostate site:www.prostatecancer.ca. A little deeper and I discovered this article on AZGP1 (zinc-alpha2-glycoprotein) and a study that corrilates decreased levels of this protein in the prostate at the time of prostatectamy and increased chance of mets. (I know, its just...
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From: Ernst Sauer - 20 Jan, 17:40
Hello, a friend of mine had a prostata surgery, now (one week after it) he has pains in his right leg. Directly after the surgery he had a little bad feeling in the big toe, now he has pains up to the inside of his leg. Is this a known problem? Thanks, Ernst Sauer
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From: Matti Narkia - 20 Jan, 01:44
This is not prostate cancer specific information, but I don't currently see any reason, why it couldn't apply also for PC. Cancer cells make their energy throughout the main body of the cell, rather than in the mitochondria. This process, glycolysis, is inefficient and uses up vast amounts of sugar. Until now it had been assumed that cancer cells used...
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From: George Conklin - 15 Jan, 01:08
BBC reports the following: Drug 'strangles cancer's spread' The spread of prostate cancer can be halted with a drug which "strangles" tumour cells by cutting off their blood supply, a study has suggested. Tests on mice showed that using the leukaemia drug Glivec helped stop prostate cancer spreading to the bone. Prostate cancer experts said the study...
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From: Tom B - 14 Jan, 23:59
Below is web site from AUA paper concering size of Penis after RP- go to http://www.phoenix5.org/sexaids/basics/penile/AUA2002shrinkage.html
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From: icfphotocontest@who.int - 10 Jan, 12:35
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From: realwellnesshope - 21 Dec, 18:41
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From: drgdiaz.com - 05 Dec, 14:20
Prostate biopsies have been recommended when the PSA (Prostatic Specific Antigen) gets higher. However, there are many conditions beside prostate cancer that heighten the PSA, being the most frequent urinary infections, tumors, cysts, stones, sexual activity, transrectal exams and specially the prostate biopsy. If they want you to have a prostate biopsy...
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From: J W - 03 Dec, 20:14
Our freind has prostrate cancer, he underwent surgery earlier this year to have his prostrate removed. He has recently begun receiving radiation treatments for it as well. He has had about 15-20 treatments out of over 40 scheduled. Thus far has had no problems until this weekend. he has been experiencing painful and bloody urinations. Is this a usual or expected...
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From: George Conklin - 02 Dec, 03:09
The New York Times has posted the following questions in an article. It seems that some prostate cancer treatments are much, much more profitable than others, and this can/is (who knows) affecting recommendations. ----- The nearly 240,000 men in the United States who will learn they have prostate cancer this year have one more thing to worry about:...
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