In this eye-opening talk, Dr. Isaac Powell highlights the critical post-treatment phase for those who have undergone treatment for prostate cancer. “After treatment you need a close follow-up. You need to know that the PSA has gone down,” he enforces. He delves into possible symptom recurrence and discusses various treatment options, emphasizing the importance of close follow-up. In this video, Dr. Powell also acknowledges potential issues like incontinence and decreased sexual function after surgery, offering possible solutions. He then encourages men with successful outcomes to share their experiences and contribute to reducing the mortality rate. This talk will answer several crucial questions like; What should one expect after treatment? How often does recurrence happen and how is it handled? What are the side effects post-surgery and how to address them? Listen in for insights on this critical journey.
Prostate Cancer Education: Long Term Regiments
by Jade Curtis
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If your doctor suspects you’re at risk for prostate cancer, they might recommend a biopsy to confirm it. However, biopsies can be invasive and painful so it’s understandable when some people are hesitant to have them. That’s why it’s good read more about Not Ready For A Biopsy? Talk To Your Doctor About These 3 Alternatives
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Prostate Cancer Clinical Trials: What Black Men Need to Know
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This Clinical Trial Could Change How Prostate Cancer Is Detected in Black Men
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Why We Need Black Men for Prostate Cancer Clinical Trials
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Why Are Black Cancer Patients Frailer Than Their Peers?
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NBA Legend Cancer-Free After Removing Prostate: “I Was in Shock”
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