The Prostate CANCER Sign We FORGOT

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  @MedMan-rk3bq · 9 months ago · pinned

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• RE

  @relicofgold · 9 months ago

  5) Bone pain<br>4) Blood in urine or semen<br>3) Erectile dysfunction<br>2) Urinary problems<br>1) No symptoms

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  @KennTollens · 7 months ago

  If I watch enough of these medical shows, I&apos;m going get something, I know it.

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• KH

  @khcopter · 9 months ago

  My cancer started like this. About 65 years old get up one morning cannot urinate cannot defecate. My plumbing is totally locked up so I call an ambulance and go to the hospital. The doctor said I have enlarged prostate put in a catheter and sent me home. Go see Urologist so I did PSA was normal for my age. He kept saying I had enlarged prostate. So looking at all the treatments for enlarged prostate I found one I liked PAE contacted the doctor. He said you need to get up MRI. So I got one I get a call from the the PAE Doctor, he says you have lesions on your prostate. You need to go do a biopsy with your urologist. So I did the Urologist calls me. Yes you have cancer. No pain normal PSA one thing was different though. Semen was absolutely clear like water. I knew something was wrong so they told me that I caught it early enough and I got proton therapy about three years ago and that pretty much solve that problem no more cancer. So MRI is a hell of a tool for some reason Urologist do not use it. Which is a shame!! without MRI I would’ve been in deep trouble!!

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  @1462ff · 5 months ago

  This doctor does amzing videos. &nbsp;No drama, just facts ..i would recomend every man watches these videos..

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  @bigtrout · 9 months ago (edited)

  I went to my (then new) primary care physician in 2023, and 2024. &nbsp;I asked in 2024 why I see no PSA results on my rather extensive blood tests he does each year. &nbsp;Answer: &quot;A lot of men die with prostate cancer, but not many die from prostate cancer.&quot; &nbsp;I said, &quot;I&apos;m 64 and have had two bouts with bladder cancer so....I have had cancer in the past.&quot; &nbsp;He said the tests can give a false positive and biopsies can be painful and blah, blah, blah. (Translation: More than likely insurance won&apos;t cover it.) &nbsp;I said, &quot;So if I have prostate cancer your advice is to just ignore it?&quot; &nbsp;Of course he started back pedaling at that point. &nbsp;I&apos;m self pay so &nbsp;I told him I wanted the PSA &nbsp;and he told me there would be an additional charge for the the PSA test. I got an additional $200 charge on my bill for the &quot;additional&quot; blood test. &nbsp;This year I went to a different doctor.

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  @NiqNiq_Musk · 9 months ago

  It is common to have no symptoms. But your body will tell you there is something wrong, you have to learn to listen.<br>I knew something was seriously wrong, but could not pinpoint it and was diagnosed with depression. Crucially, they took 4 vials of blood and did blood tests, however they DID not tick the box to test PSA. &nbsp;This was 5 years before I was diagnosed with a PSA score of 75, with Stage 3B and Gleason 4+5.<br>The first words my oncologist said was - &apos;You are terminally ill, &nbsp;you should see 5 years but not 10. &nbsp; My 10th year is 2026.

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  @10535m · 9 months ago

  Just trying to get a doctors appointment should be put as a cause of death these days, it&apos;s virtually mission impossible.

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  @SquintsyBJones · 9 months ago (edited)

  I&apos;m 58, mine got picked up by abnormal PSA tests. No physical symptoms. MRI found a 1.2cm tumor fully contained. I was lucky enough to have a laparoscopic radical prostatectomy, most nerves spared. I&apos;m very thankful for modern medical science.

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  @lisahause8705 · 9 months ago

  My husband is still fighting! For 13 years!!! He is a trooper w/positive attitude!!! Keeps active &amp; enjoys his hobbies! Doctors give him 3 to 5 years…😢

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• JI

  @jimmy0999 · 9 months ago

  The doctor caught my prostate cancer on a routine physical. PSA was 6.2 in July and in October was 8.5. Got a biopsy in January and prostate removed February 25th. It was 70% adenocarcinoma still contained within the prostate. I had no symptoms, no family history. 54 years of age. I tell all the men I know to make sure they get checked. I have fully recovered since my surgery. I wish all of you the best.

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  @OReillyIrishCanadian63 · 7 months ago

  I&apos;ve recovered from stage 4 colon cancer. I lost a foot of my colon and 30 lymph nodes. The scary part was I didn&apos;t even know I had cancer until I went in for a colonoscopy at 51. Please if you&apos;re reading this and you are 40+ get a colonoscopy.

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