Excellent!

Interesting talk, the future is just on the corner

Excellent and brilliant

How accurate are Radiologist ?

Too bad PSMA PET CT Scan does not sufficiently detect ECE/EPE as part of staging. One imagines that sort of precision imaging would clearly identify the best initial therapies for intermediate and advanced prostate cancer. I can’t imagine folks would opt for surgery if PSMA PET identified ECE/EPE or SVI or lymph node invasion, etc. This would also mean surgical cure rates would improve.

Dr Ogoh on KZfaq thought me that is all about patients and the right person, May God continue to bless You sir for the permanent cure I received for my illness.❤

I dont know why urologist would proceed with biopsy without first ordering a multiparametric MRI of Prostate.

People, when you own a male reproductive organ, hear me out. I guess that you, just like me, prefer to stay healthy and avoid disease, instead of treating it. So, this is not medical advice, but some things to think over. Beware, this is a long read;) I did my own research (Google, KZfaq) and found some factors that influence your future risk for prostate troubles. One important factor is age! Men above say 50-60 years are most at risk. 1. Deficiency in Iodine. Make sure you get at least 150 micrograms per day, but that is the absolute minimum. Japanse following the traditional diet, may get some 1000 - 3000 micrograms per day, and prostate cancer (also breast cancer for women) is ten times lower than when following the Western diet. If you take Iodine as a supplement, combine this with Selenium. You may get this from having one or two Brazil nuts (also known as Para nuts) daily, not more. Do your own research on these nuts. 2. Deficiency in vitamin K2. This vitamin lowers risk of prostate cancer, AND reduces risk of calcified organs and blood vessels, as it sends Calcium to your bones and teeth. Japanese traditionally eat natto, fermented beans and bacteria produced a lot of vitamin K2. Google vit K2 for yourself. 3.Boron. Boron lowers chances of getting prostate cancer. Many people are deficient in Boron when it is insufficient available in your food. It regulates Calcium and Magnesium, regulates sex hormones in men and women, activates brain activity (memory) AND is anti inflammatory. When you suffer from arthritis, 70% chance that some 9 mg/ day will fight the pain and within 1-3 months the symptoms are gone. Following maintenance dosis is 3-5 mg Boron per day. BEWARE: when you have a hormone-sensitive cancer, DON'T use Boron, as it may promote your cancer! 4. Many people are deficient in vitamin D3, especially when living outside the tropics, when having dark skin or using sun cream, being senior, obese. D3 regulates many process in your body, and helps to avoid prostate, colon and breast cancer. Do your own research!. Your D3 level in a blood test should be 50-70 ng/ml (125-175 mol/l). When too low, use a good supplement. Guidelines tell you to take 10 or 20 micrograms per day (400 resp. 800 IU) but this is only good to avoid worst effects of deficiency. 10,000 IU per day is shown to be safe, but always combine with vit K2. A young, white skinned adult with uncovered arms and face will produce some 10,000-15,000 IU of vit D3 before burning in, say, 30 minutes. Agsin, don't trust me but do your own research! I took 10,000 daily for some months and had the blood value tested on the way. I reached 66 ng/ml, a perfect value. 5. If you are low on Zinc, this may harm you. Zinc is important for your genitals. If you are vegetarian or vegan, you probably are deficient in Zinc. Again, please do your own research, gain knowledge on the subject ✌🏻. 6. Cancer cells thrive on sugar. Chances are that you are pre-diabetic or diabetic-2 and not knowing it.. Problem is that your body will produce more and more insulin to get glucose out of the blood and into all cells in your body. Testing glucose won't show the problem until you are really progressed in the process. I know I was careless all my life, because I had a lean body. When I used a CGM (continuous glucose monitor) I knew that my body had a "metabolic syndrome" with peaking glucose values after a high carb meal. Your glucose should not get above 160 (EU: 9), mine peaked at 215 (EU: 12). Again: testing insulin response is better (Kraft test), but not every doctor will test it and it may be expensive. Okay, the cause is in the diet and only changing the diet will help you.... Medicines will only cover the symptoms.. you may start following a low carb (or even keto) diet. A whole plant based diet may be fine as well. This means avoiding sugar, refined carbs (bread, pasta, cookies, fruit juice and sodas) and get your HbA1c down to 4.7-5.5%, triglycerides below 2.5 (USA 85). Also, learn about the processed seed oils (canola, sunflower, sunflower, rapeseed, etc.) Being promoted as much more healthy than animal saturated fats, they promote chronic inflammation and are cause of modern Western disease, inducing cancer. Also read about omega 6:3 ratio's. Chances are that you consume processed, packaged foods, even when you think you about junk food. Again, don't depend on others, do your own research! 🙏🏻💚

𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐨𝐬𝐦

Hoy me he hecho 1 resonancia cerrada con Laura y Edwin, el trato ha sido excelente teniendo en cuenta mi claustrofobia. Muchas gracias