prostate question
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I have been diagnosed with a 32 gram prostate. Just wondering can anyone tell me what cc stands for? I have read some comments where the guy will say he has a 98 cc prostate. whats the difference from grams to cc when giving the prostate size. tx
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lee56659 Drummerplumber
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I don't have a problem with opinions, per se. What I take issue with are opinions presented as facts and opinions that are at odds with established data. I see a lot of that here and I'm sure that there are folks here who may not be willing or able to distinguish between the two. Hence my occasional disclaimers. At almost 1 year post-TURP, I'm about ready to leave anyway. There is no longer any information here that is useful to me.
derek76 lee56659
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Stay to repay others who need help/advice as you earlier did.
uncklefester Drummerplumber
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FYI, My uro told me based on DRE that my prostate was ~30 grams. I had a CT scan for a bleeding problem and was told by the radiologist that my prostate is ~125 grams and very odd shaped. Mine did grow outward. I'm on finasteride and daily Cialis and I'm not sure the present size on my prostate. That said, I occasionally measure my flow rate using a graduated beaker and watch with a second hand. My flow is ~20-25 ML/sec. Some days as much as 30ML/sec. I bought one those funnel type things and overflowed it. I can eat moderate amounts of spicy foods, drink caffeine coffee and have a diet of mostly red meat. I drink alcohol so I can't comment on that. All I'm saying is size doesn't matter as much as some think.
andrewcalgary uncklefester
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this is fantastic flow, you don't have any BPH now, right? have you had any procedure in the past? average flow for 66-80 years old is 9ml/sec, according to published research, I am at 16.6 ml/sec post FLA and very happy with my flow