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Category Archives: Prostate
Viagra and Aortic Dilation
On the Mayo Clinic prostate cancer forum, someone asked about the risk of Viagra in the presence of aortic dilation of 4.1 cm. An echocardiogram is often done during investigation of potential cardiac problems. I have had several done since … Continue reading
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Urinary Urgency After Prostatectomy
On the Mayo Clinic Prostate Cancer Chat, someone wrote: “My prostatectomy was 3 months ago. My incontinence has been complicated by an unrelenting urgency to pee. Oddly, it’s most acute right after emptying my bladder. Throughout the day I can’t … Continue reading
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Prostate Margins
Someone on Mayo Clinic Prostate chat group asked about cancer found to the margin on the prostate. I wrote: A year ago I had a robotic radical prostatectomy. Immediately after, while I was still groggy on narcotics, the surgeon told … Continue reading
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Climacturia
I started to experience Climacturia and Arousal Leakage a few months after my prostatectomy. I first noticed it when I was still working on controlling urine leakage and thus quite conscious of anything which would trigger a spurt. On occasion when … Continue reading
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Post-Op Activity Advice
I’ll focus on just one aspect of the post-op period, which I’ll define as the first three months…physical activity. If you are someone who does routine, regular activity, be that golf, running, weight lifting, yoga, whatever, MAKE SURE you discuss … Continue reading
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Second Thoughts?
From the Prostate Cancer Forum: I have a Gleason score of 3+3. PSA of 94 cores of twelve positive. Family history. Father hade prostate cancer and had seeds, lived till 90 with complications and Cather last few years. Surgeon tells … Continue reading
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That’s Why They Play The Game
I peruse the Mayo Clinic Connect Prostate Cancer Support Group Daily. One gentleman there is frustrated that his doctor won’t tell him what is going to happen to him, now that they have a path report showing margins no clear, … Continue reading
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Trust, But Verify…And, Why Unions?
No question each of us should learn all he can about his body. It’s all we have, and without it working well, life is shorter and messier. Some guys pay more attention to their cars or computers than their body. … Continue reading
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It’s Just Like Swimming a Lap
Thirteen years ago today, I swam for the first time after my near fatal bike accident on Sept 18, 2010. All my life, I’ve been swimming. I don’t remember learning how, nor do I have any memories of water fear. In elementary school, my sister and I always spent the first day of summer … Continue reading
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State of the (Sexual) Union
Sex educators recommend couples have short, periodic discussions of the status of their sexual relationship. In a NYTimes review of a book describing how to do that, I posted the following comment: Having good lines of communication may seem superfluous … Continue reading
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