Research at Weill Cornell Medicine on two new prostate cancer subtypes could lead to new treatments that can help many men falling into these identifiable groups. News of the discovery was released on May 31. It was a mixed bag of news as these two newly identified subgroups are resistant to treatment. However, identifying them … Continue reading New Subgroups for Prostate Cancer Found
Men rejoiced when the PSA blood test came out to screen for prostate cancer. Not only did it provide early cancer detection but also meant that some men could avoid the dreaded physical exam for a few more years. What the Test Measures The PSA blood test measures prostate-specific antigen (PSA) that’s in blood. The … Continue reading Prostate Blood Test Screening
Erectile dysfunction, also known as impotence, is the inability to sustain an erection for sexual intercourse. Prostate cancer does not cause erectile dysfunction. However, the treatments, such as prostatectomy surgery, radiation therapy, and hormone therapy will most likely be the cause of it. How and when does erectile function occur after treatment? Different treatments can … Continue reading Does Prostate Cancer Cause Erectile Dysfunction?
Prostate cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in men in the US. And it is also one of the leading causes of cancer death. Although when detected in its early stages, many people survive it, how can it cause death in the end? When prostate cancer turns into metastatic prostate cancer, … Continue reading How Does Prostate Cancer Cause Death
If you just found out that you have prostate cancer in its early stages, there is not much to worry about. As long as you have an idea on how it is treated and you do the work to get yourself treated and make time for the treatment process, you can survive and live through … Continue reading How is Prostate Cancer Treated in its Early Stages?
Being diagnosed with an enlarged prostate or benign prostate enlargement (BPE) and lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) can have many causes. However, there are also many ways to prevent prostate cancer, and sex is definitely one. A study determined that men who are sexually active in their 20s and 30s are less likely to get … Continue reading Is Having Regular Sex Good for Prostate Health?
Most men don’t realize they can control prostate problems. After all, an enlarged prostate is something many men get as they age. Yet, there are ways to reduce prostate growth risk and even lower your risk for prostate cancer. One of those ways is to add some things to your diet. Doctors still aren’t sure … Continue reading 4 Foods to Eat to Lower Prostate Cancer Risks
Chemotherapy is a form of chemical drug therapy that’s used to destroy rapidly growing cells in the body. It can be given as a curative agent, to prolong and to improve the quality of life of a patient. The indications for chemotherapy in most cancers is usually based on the degree of severity – and … Continue reading When is Chemotherapy Necessary For Prostate Cancer?
With the news of Al Rooker becoming diagnosed with prostate cancer, it’s a great time to talk about how the chances of becoming diagnosed with prostate cancer can be prevented. There are two main categories for preventing prostate cancer and specific prevention solutions just for prostate cancer. Exercise In recent years, studies have found that … Continue reading Preventing the Risk of Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is a frightening term that many men try to avoid. Because of sensitivities to exams or even talking about this prospect, some men delay treatment of their prostate until it is too late. Research says that about 13 out of 100 men will get prostate cancer in their lifetime, and for 2-3 of … Continue reading 4 Signs of Prostate Cancer You Should Never Ignore
