Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer can be detected in one of the following ways:

1) PSA test, with abnormally high score, usually above 8

2) biopsy of prostatic tissue, and presence of cancer cells in tissue

3) Abnormalities in prostate gland during exam, such as enlarged prostate, bumps on the prostate, sore when touched during exam, or prostate tissue is hard and leathery.

When any of the issues in #3 are detected, a biopsy is given to confirm presence of cancer.

infiltrating ductal carcinomas

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There is no evidence showing that the biopsy will spread prostate cancer if cancer is present. And even if it was the case that a biopsy may spread the cancer, the benefits of detecting the cancer far outwieghs the possibility of the cancer being spread around. I mean, finding out that there is cancer means that treatment can commence. By not finding out that you have cancer, it will still eventually spread all on its own anyway.

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The status means, what is its condition (how large are the tumors, have they shrunk or disappeared, etc.) and post radiation means after receiving radiation treatment.

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As a male ages, the prostate gradually enlarges. If it gets too large, it can cause a decrease in urine flow. This is called Benign Prostate Hyperplasia, also known as BPH. This is not cancer.

If prostate cancer has moved to the bones and other organs, then the patient is at a terminal stage. Depending on the patient, 8 or 9 months of life remain. With the use of chemotherapy, the patient may live a few months longer depending on the situation.

Untreated, it can lead to death. However, in some individuals with advanced cases, treatment has resulted in substantially longer survival rates. So it is seldom "too late."

Dude go to your doctor.

Enlargement of the prostate. BPH is not cancer, but it can cause some of the same symptoms. [From Federal Citizen Information Center (FCIC) - Understanding Prostate Changes: A Health Guide For All Men]

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Prostate cancer is one of the most common types of cancers found in men, second only to skin cancer in prevalence. The best way to treat prostate cancer is either through surgery to remove the prostate or through radiation therapy. Aside from the authentic treatment for Prostate Cancer, there is also a more natural alternative for such cure. These are a combination of physical activities and a series of naturalized medical intakes. Exercise and diet and detoxification are some of the most promoted physical ways to alter the course of your cancer. It is a generic way to keep your body healthy and fit and goes for all types of diseases, not just cancer.

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This great product is designed to promote prostate health. This is done through introducing the right vitamins into your system. This product will give you the ability to have a healthy prostate, and avoid colon cancer.

BPH can be treated with a variety of drugs as well as microwaves, stents, and even lasers. I have added a link below to a useful page.

You can die with or without gland problems. Can you die from them? Yes - see a doctor.

In this procedure, a small incision is made in the bladder, followed by a few cuts into the sphincter muscle to release some of the tension.

You put fingers up your butt and squeeze it to make man goo come out. I wouldn't recommend it unless you have small fingers.

Prostate cancer is a disease, not a condition that can be "caught" by someone else. So, he is not contagious. First off any doctor that makes such a statement (scaring the wits out of your friend) without further testing is NOT a good doctor and I suggest your friend get a second opinion. No, there is no danger in having oral sex, but, if your friend has prostate cancer (if caught early it's highly cureable) he may have to go on hormone treatment or another form of treatment and this is not a problem, but should he have radiation treatment (if the cancer has slightly progressed) then your friend would find oral sex painful. Also, having radiation treatment can cause the immune system of the patient to become weakened and they may have the odd infection and it is for these reasons ONLY you may have to sustain from sex of any type.

Removing the prostate does not mean male sexual function is impossible.

There are two nerves that run along the sides of the prostate, and these nerves control a man's ability to have an erection.

If the prostate is removed and the nerves are left intact and not damaged, full sexual function can be restored within 3-12 months.

Even if an erection is not possible, sexual desire can still exist. If the couple are in a loving relationship, they can still have a sexual relationship with toys or other methods.

Lack of sexual desire and negative thoughts related to prostate removal and lack of ability to achieve an erection are all in the head...change your thoughts and this changes the outcome!

No, not under any normal circumstances.

No type of cancer spreads from person to person under normal conditions.

The only theoretical way for it to spread would be from surgical implantation of the cancer cells between two patients and even than there is a chance the implanted cells may be destroyed by the implant patients immune system.