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Send new message to groupFrom: Sy - 10 Sep, 14:16
Just had a consultation with my Urologist. PSA was 3.7 a month ago and had been increasing the last 2 years from 1.8-2.7. DRE showed nothing . Had trans-rectal ultrasound with biopsies taken. Detected Prostate Cancer. Have Gleason of 6 and TNM of T1c. Dr. explained various approaches, rad. prostactectomy (no way!), hormonal, radioactive seeding,...
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From: Sy - 24 Aug, 21:01
Just had a consultation with my Urologist. PSA was 3.7 a month ago and had been increasing the last 2 years from 1.8-2.7. DRE showed nothing . Had trans-rectal ultrasound with biopsies taken. Detected Prostate Cancer. Have Gleason of 6 and TNM of T1c. Dr. explained various approaches, rad. prostactectomy (no way!), hormonal, radioactive seeding,...
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From: jafferkhan.uk@gmail.com - 19 Aug, 11:45
Most head and neck cancers that recur locally after prior full-dose conventional radiation therapy respond to Boron Neutron Capture Therapy suggests the recent Finnish study. http://www.theanalystmagazine.com/august2007/109.html Dr. Heikki Joensuu, professor of radiotherapy and oncology at the University of Helsinki, considers the results clinically...
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From: Bren - 05 Aug, 13:39
I will quote a brief compilation from another group, with permission. If anyone wishes to join in the 'nandrolone debate' I'd be most obliged if they would read the compliation FIRST - before they dive in ;-) Bren. " First line treatment of prostate cancer is often with the LHRH- agonist (or, gonadotropin super agonist: lupron, zoladex, trelstar.) or...
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From: Bren - 29 Jul, 00:31
I have heard nandrolone will shrink the prostate. Has anyone any experience they can pass on ? I realise nandrolone is illegal in the US without a prescription, so people won't want to taslk too much. Anyhow, if you could just point me to a website, or any studies or anecdotes .. that would be helpful .. Thanks for your time. Bren.
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From: VP - 26 Jul, 22:19
My name is Vasilis Papamikos and I am a clinical dietitian from Greece. The thing is that I desperately need your help. The reason is one 24 year old girl, with known uterus neck cancer (since 2-3 months) and metastasis at the upper part of the body. The doctors here in Greece say that she has 3-5 months of life. My question is as follows: Is there...
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From: Cyrus - 18 Jul, 22:44
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From: timbrall@gmail.com - 09 Jul, 14:21
A study led by researchers at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California (USC) has found. I found the details at http://theanalystmagazine.com/pr/1245.htm
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From: george conklin - 06 Jul, 14:24
Oncologists do not usually need bodyguards when they present scientific data at a medical symposium. But when Howard I. Scher of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and Maha Hussain of the University of Michigan spoke at a recent meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, they were in fear for their safety. The two doctors have been...
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From: Edmond - 05 Jul, 23:17
Question : quelle différence y a-t-il entre une prostatectomie radicale et une prostatectomie totale ? Merci. Gégé
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From: Seyhan - 04 Jul, 15:24
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From: wujiangchina@21cn.com - 04 Jul, 02:53
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: Chaudhry Nijjhar - 02 Jul, 21:44
Hi, I had a prostrate infection many years ago and had fever and PSA was 69.5 or so. After antibiotics, it came down to 20 and after many years to 6. Two biopsies proved negative to Cancer. These were taken many years apart. Now, I am still having infection and some times doctor prescribes anti-biotics but he stresses drink plenty of water to wash...
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