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Can prostate cancer patients exercise? Not only can they exercise, according to the research below, but they can (and should) exercise during and after therapy. PCa patients may not feel like exercising,
Continue readingWait, what? Testosterone prevents prostate cancer??? For as long as I can remember, I thought that testosterone causes prostate cancer. According to both the video and the info linked below, the relationship
Continue readingI am a Prostate Cancer Survivor. PCa runs in my family. My 91-year-old father is also a Prostate Cancer Survivor. As a result of his diagnosis and subsequent treatment, my primary care physician
Continue readingThe Vanquish System kills Prostate Tumors according to the article linked below. But it is way too early to place the Vanquish Water Vapor Ablation System alongside other prostate cancer focal therapies,
Continue readingExercise is Prostate Cancer RadioProtector, meaning that men undergoing radiation for prostate cancer treatment can reduce the damage to their bodies by exercising, according to the research below. According
Continue readingPomegranate and your prostate? You’ve recently undergone a prostate specific antigen test and your number is too high or reading higher than you’d like. Maybe you have to get up a couple of
Continue readingExercise DURING prostate cancer treatment!? Yes. According to research, exercise during treatment can help cancer patients with side effects. It’s difficult to compare treatment regimens, but I’ll
Continue readingProstatectomy Incontinence Recovery? Acupuncture, according to the research excerpted below, can reduce urinary incontinence. Not all prostate cancer patients, but almost half of the group. Urinary incontinence
Continue readingWhy is the research linked below talking about “complications?” The research confirms that prostate cancer treatment side effects are serious and must be understood before the PCa patient chooses
Continue readingProstate cancer prevention is cheap and easy. Whereas testing for prostate cancer with conventional methods such as prostate specific antigen (PSA) testing and prostate biopsies can result in false positives
Continue readingYou were diagnosed with prostate cancer (PCa). You underwent therapy. Perhaps even a total prostatectomy. After your therapy to put your cancer in remission, you began to wonder about a possible relapse?
Continue readingHow long should you undergo active surveillance if you have low-risk Prostate Cancer (PCa)? According to my experience compared to the study linked below, active surveillance among low-risk PCa patients
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