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Posted by: hurr1 7 months, 2 weeks ago

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A video awareness health report about the necessity of PSA blood testing for prostate gland cancer. Many men who develop prostate cancer never have symptoms, undergo no therapy, and eventually die.

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dexlovex27 months, 2 weeks ago

An important article, thanks.
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  hurr17 months, 2 weeks ago
  
  My doctor gave me the PSA test in my normal every 6 month visit blood tests, when I found out I had prostate cancer in my 50's. Now I'm a survivor, thanks to him.
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  IncaQueen6 months, 3 weeks ago
  
  There is actually a very simple operations, that when done as early as possible, can virtually eliminate the risk of prostate cancer in males when they get older. Once you're through having children it's really an option to consider, in other words no further need for procreation, but most males won't submit themselves to becoming eunuchs. It does I'm told work quite well and an older woman prefers their companionship. He's no longer hung up of EDS Dysfunction and taking dangerous drugs, which may actually bring on the onset of prostate problems. The operation takes less than half an hour to complete!
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    IncaQueen6 months, 3 weeks ago
    
    To all the boys, young and old....you may now un-cross your legs, due to the fear. I come armed with only pinking shears and a rather cute smile...
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ranchhand7 months, 2 weeks ago

Thanks Hurr1 this is important for all men to know.all men should have this done. I get a prostate examine every six to eight months.
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hurr17 months, 2 weeks ago

Many men don't like to go to the doctors. But, these blood tests are fast and easy. I urge all men to go to the doctors at least once a year for a rountine blood test, no matter what your age. The sooner you catch a problem the easier for treatment.
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Tioeddo7 months, 2 weeks ago

I had prostate cancer and didn't even know it. I just felt very tired and run down, not from the cancer, but because of high blood pressure, cholesterol and thyroid problems. Had not a very good friend made an appointment for me to see a doctor for those symtems, I still would not have known about the prostrate cancer, and would not have been treated for it. Today, I can say I'm cancer free, but I will still get checkups every 6 months. I was lucky. Don't play games with cancer. You'll lose every time.
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  Tioeddo7 months, 2 weeks ago
  
  Why go through the pain and suffering of dying from cancer when you don't need to. Life is too good to give up that easily. And what about the folks you'll be leaving behind? I'm sure there is someone who really loves you and will miss you. I respect your beliefs, but I believe in a higher power and I put my trust in Him. I'm 72 and will be turning 73 this May. I am not afraid to meet my Maker either, but I would not give up one day sooner then I need to. Please, for the people you care for, and for the people who care for you, get checked out. It's not as bad as you may have heard.
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orlando377 months, 2 weeks ago

very important to have checked out regularly.
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pongping7 months, 2 weeks ago

A study in Hawaii found that men who drank non-fat or low-fat milk had a higher incidence of prostate cancer. That runs contrary to popular thought I guess. The result held across racial differences.

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  hurr17 months, 2 weeks ago
  
  I drink low-fat milk daily. Maybe that's how I got my prostate
  cancer.
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achoooh7 months, 1 week ago

wow scary s h i t here if you dont know this, thanks man
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