I have prostate cancer and now I have prostatitis has anyone had this experience
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I have been treating my prostate cancer with a wait and see method. I use a holistic doctor who tells me I will be fine. No symtoms for 5 years now prostatitis and I was wondering if anyone else had this kind of experience.
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raymond71733 maryshiloh6466
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maryshiloh6466 raymond71733
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david41094 maryshiloh6466
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maryshiloh6466 david41094
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david41094 maryshiloh6466
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alfred5 david41094
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I just thought you might find this useful. As for my husband, he mainly felt he had to have treatment because I am a lot younger than him and we have 3 young children. He is a farmer and returned to work 2 days after treatment, one week later he is out all day working as usual, bladder symptoms are the worst so far, getting up 6 times last night, but if the treatment works then it is a small price to pay. Things seem ok "in the trouser" department too, though not allowed to use it for 2 weeks as a seed can be shifted out the cavity, I know it can take up to years for all the damage to blood vessels to show, but hoping all will be fine, so the treatment isn't too bad, though he would have refused to have his prostate removed unless it was life or death.
georgeGG alfred5
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I wish you both an excellent outcome and much joy in a relieved family.
raymond71733 maryshiloh6466
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raymond71733 maryshiloh6466
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maryshiloh6466 raymond71733
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georgeGG raymond71733
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Your agony when peeing sounds very like my agony when peeing. The solution for me is a catheter. In my case the problem was caused by radiotherapy. Did you get any explanation as the the mechanics of agony when peeing? I have not.
My GP rang urology and was told it would be the bladder spasming. I am not convinced. Besides it is a presumption not a diagnosis as I have not been questioned on the matter.. My bladder is tender when palpated. The sphincter is comfortable to touch as the catheter being pushed in and pulled out causes no pain. But when before the catheter I relaxed intending to pee or managed a weak flow the agony provoked loud moans and groans. The few times I managed a strongish flow the pain reduced. Are there any similarities?
raymond71733 georgeGG
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georgeGG raymond71733
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I hope the surgery goes very much better than the biopsy, yes very, very much better. I wish you an excellant outcome too. George