Same

Sad

My dad has it now

Blood test?

@@leetraviusmckay314 Yes. If the number looks bad, then think about a scan and maybe a biopsy. The blood test comes first.

Sheesh thanks for sharing. Wishing you good health and longevity.

Not taking a test because of a fear of a false positive is insane

@@jeffcarney2375 my dad had a high PSA number so his doctor recommended a biopsy. Turned out he was fine but the biopsy damaged his prostate to the extent that he couldn't urinate anymore. The last 10 plus years of his life he was forced to wear a catheter until he died at 93. Sometimes it's best to just leave it alone.

They've become so bad about it in last couple decades. I remember a cancer hospital near me used to offer free cancer testing annually for anyone that has high risk in their family. They don't do that anymore despite fundraising all the time. You have to beg to get anything done.

Soon every 5 years with you footing a good amount of copay

You get what you vote for.

@@Saxxin1 Exactly, which is why we need to vote for the party which is most likely to implement a universal health care system (Democrats).

@@smith2354 You want to bring back slavery? That's what it is. FORCING someone else to work for your benefit. Why should i go out and bust my butt all day just so wannabe slave owners reap the rewards?

C19v

See how prostate cancer looks like: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kLSBpNOlnMDcfGw.htmlsi=J6FrYFB4ud-9t_vO

I drink alcohol and eat junk food

Different steps for two different things

Commercial pregnancy tests for a hormone level in urine. Prostate cancer screening tests for a specific antigen in your blood. Not enough financial incentive to make that more accessible than just getting it done at an annual check up just like all your other blood tests

They are available online and you mail them out for under $100

Maybe a keto diet or intermittent fasting can help reduce the chances of getting this cancer. My 79-year-old father also died of prostate cancer. No matter what treatment he received, the result was in vain. Medication is not a cure for this disease. Maybe lifestyle and diet can offer a better result.

PSA testing beginning at age 40 and digital rectal exam

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And forced vaccination

How do you take it, just on the tongue?

Thc too both together are powerful no chemo needed sometimes potent cancer killer and makes other cells stronger

@@panamared774 You can eat CBD gummies, etc I'm sure it's just like regular THC Marijuana products there are many ways to consume it. Oils, ways to eat and digest it so much

@@los1872 that’s why the powers that be have been keeping it illegal

Us peasants are being left to die.

@@Tangarisu Doctors are saying the digital prostate exams haven't proven to be particularly accurate in finding cancer. However, the exam has some value, and doctors will do it, if you ask. Not doing the exam can result in not finding cancer before it's too late.

@@kahanakahuna1470 DRE + PSA test

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"cuz" and "thru" et cetera You're so proud to present yourself to the world as the brilliant genius full of wisdom, aren't you? When you are too stupid to be embarassed...

I have just turned 50. My father and uncle also died of prostate cancer. It is so scary...

Wow. At only 54..

In Australia PSA tests are free and part of the range of free tests that we get here over age 50 ( Breast screening for women, Bowel cancer kits for everyone over 50) Is it a cost issue in the US?

Yep lycopene

Vaccines

They do. Listen to the video ”likely due to reduced testing in previous years” go get yourself/loved ones tested yearly after 50!

Don't listen to the vaccine comments. They only came out a couple years ago. This has been growing problem for a lot longer. They wouldn't have the research that fast anyway even if the vaccines were causing things like that. I'm afraid a lot of ignorant Americans are going to blame those vaccines for everything instead of realizing our healthcare has degraded that much.

Microplastics arent helping.

@@cec.8892 yea.lack of testing due to pandemic.

All of the above.

“Likely due to a reduction in testing in previous years” go get yourself/loved ones tested yearly after 50!

What about shots?

It may have more to do with the rise in use of plastics. They've already correlated the drop in male sperm count and testosterone to microplastics - perhaps it's the same principle here.

@@smith2354 people who are getting the shots are getting cancer at high rates now. Sad.

They never tell you that cuz it doesn't make money

Yes, they still do the finger test. That’s just a feel if the prostate is somewhat enlarged. But when you get down to the good stuff. It’s more like an uncomfortable situation when it comes to the biopsy. It’s hard not to sound vulgar, since this is happened to me, but, imagine a large tube of toothpaste with fangs at the end of it. Pulling parts of your body out. A prostate biopsy is not fun.

The food

If you want the truth it's the covid vaccine.. 🇬🇧

The pandemic taught us that right? Cause and effect? More testing = more revealed cases to document = rising numbers of documented cases

They'll never tell you. They want you dead anyways.

Poor diet,stress… you have to understand that every cancer is different… prostate cancer is basically metabolic, and it is fueled by the hormones that your prostate and testes produce. And of course your stress releases chemicals that the cancer just loves to eat. It sounds kind of crazy but it’s a different story when you’re staring at it in the face.

…you can do something about it. Get tested and take note of what you put into your body… you can keep your PSA under control with a simple diet change… low carbs in low sugar. Prostate cancer is fueled by high sugar high carb diet. It’s not to say that nobody will ever get sick but at least we have a fighting chance. Cheers.

Imagind people fasting and not injecting poison? Lol

Good for you. I too believe it is the food we consume. It’s ridden with all types of unhealthy things our body should never consume, not even a little bit. I’ve began shopping at healthier places and have left Walmart and big grocery chains in the dust!

Funny how prostate cancer is so prevalent in US. But in Okinawa, it basically doesn’t exist. Diet? lifestyles?

@@tringuyen7519 Agreed. I have a book on the Okinawa diet, I was researching Japan and places around world where long life spans are common. Looking at diet, exercise, traditions, etc. I was also looking at the old world medicines/herbs like Traditional Chinese Medicine and others.

@@tringuyen7519 deliberate genocide

I only took 2 back in 2021 and never got boosters

@@ace1durago04detox. Take NAC, D, C, Quercetin, Zinc , Magnesium , Omega3 .

For real

Sorry for your loss. Intermittent fasting with carnivore is best.

Red meat propaganda brought to you by the WHO. Do some research on red meat. its the best superfood out there

@@Daniellihomes The stomach can’t properly process red meat because it constantly tears the lining of the stomach and colon. There’s hundreds of independent studies, even some done by the meat industry that all link the consumption of red meat with cancer. You can also ask any doctor.

@@mantality312 I'm just telling you the carnivore diet is quite amazing, just look in to it at least. It has helped many people cure a plethora of ailments

@@Daniellihomes This just isn’t true. “Look into it” is not objective research. Objective, peer reviewed research proves that a diet high in red meat causes cancer. It also increases your chance for heart disease and stroke. Red meat does not cure any ailment.

@@mantality312 Dr. Eric Berg, a very famous top tier doctor who puts out videos on youtube has discussed this topic in depth. Look into his videos on how red meat should be a staple in the diet and how it has been negatively propagandized. Are you saying he is wrong?

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Rest in Paradise. Peace be with you dear stranger.

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Was he vaccinated with c-19?

I hope you’re doing well… i’ve been diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer. And the hardest thing to deal with, is knowing that my family will be here without me, because of some thing that could’ve been prevented or treated differently. When we pass, our love ones are left here with the sadness. I never met your dad. But I would’ve liked to …

My condolences.

Trt doesnt cause cancer and people with bph and prostatitis have high psa as well

Finally am Cancer free, my doctor confirmed that. I wonder what mught have become of me if i never came across your channel Dr igho , im glad for having you as my Doctor because your herbs worked like magic.

@@jataufwangshak8002okay… now it’s your turn to educate people on how this herbal supplement has helped you and how it can maybe help others

What is considered a through the roof PSA number?

@troyelam8978 I now know that PSA testing isn't the most reliable, but the normal range is 4ng/mL or lower. My dad's was 111ng/mL. When he was referred to urology later and was biopsied, the urologist took 13 samples from his prostate, and I think some surrounding tissues. Each sample tested positive for cancer. So, by the time the cancer was caught, it was all over his prostate and had spread to the surrounding tissue.

@@I-must-scream I’m so very sorry. Any hope for his treatment?

Finally after reading through so many comments someone else has figured it that it is on the rise because of forced v

U had me chuckling for a bit there 😀

@@aaronjaggan I’m serious not joking.

It’s not your balls. It’s your prostate. They kind of go hand-in-hand with each other. The testicles produce testosterone. That’s what makes you a male. The testosterone. So when you have prostate issues with prostate cancer like I do. There are hormone therapies that they can administer to quiet down your testosterone production and PSA production. if you catch prostate cancer early, it can be treated with simple medication‘s sometimes radiation but it’s very manageable and very slow moving cancer. One thing I’ve come to understand is that as a young man living in Chicago. Or for any place in the world, the dangers were from outside sources, fights, street gangs sports injuries, driving too fast in your car, being reckless on your bicycle or skateboard. Now that I’m 56, I realize that the new dangers are from within my own body. And right now it’s trying to take me down. I’m not going without a fight. And I am not pushing any medication, any lifestyle change, any religion, any product, I’m just saying that you need to take care of your body. And if taking care of your body means getting all the information that you can about health issues, then do it.

EXACTLY, thank you for saying this

Youre kind of wrong, if they find a lesion on an MRI image PIRADS 4 or 5 you need a biopsy. I had one and its cancer.

Lol what he did to u

@@ronf.2029 I used to be a lineman and I worked with team members that are overweight alcoholic smokers and it was up to me to do EMS on the field and sometimes I was the one that got hurt trying to save my teammate's.

Thanks for the tip.And recovery to your dad

Chemotherapy killed my mom’s cancer. She also died a few weeks after becoming cancer free. I believe it was the chemotherapy that killed her.

@@KuntryBoyCitySlick chemo is awful. You'll usually die after chemo since it kills your immune system

​@@KuntryBoyCitySlickI agree with you about chemo.