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Angel4Life 2188 reads

posted 10 years ago

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This is sensitive but here goes; Has anyone here been afflicted with Prostate Cancer? If so which protocol have you used to treat it; Surgery, General Radiation or Proton Therapy? Finally how long was the recovery to the point you were able to partake in normal sexual endeavors?

If you have any other tidbits to share that would be great. Since I am a basic member and this is a sensitive topic, you are welcome to email me; [email protected]

Fancy8888 See my TER Reviews 620 reads

posted 10 years ago

2 / 21

What does this have to do with paid session hobby?

Posted By: Angel4Life

This is sensitive but here goes; Has anyone here been afflicted with Prostate Cancer? If so which protocol have you used to treat it; Surgery, General Radiation or Proton Therapy? Finally how long was the recovery to the point you were able to partake in normal sexual endeavors?

If you have any other tidbits to share that would be great. Since I am a basic member and this is a sensitive topic, you are welcome to email me; [email protected]

Angel4Life 596 reads

posted 10 years ago

3 / 21

Re: What does this have to do with paid session hobby?

Maybe that is the way I should have worded it? I did not wish to come out and express it that way!

1192967 45 Reviews 574 reads

posted 10 years ago

4 / 21

Nothing wrong with the way you worded it. This is the General Discussion Board...

...and sexual activity after prostate cancer is definitely a topic for discussion on a general discussion board on a site for mongers and providers.

Let me recommend you take a look at the over 60 board. There are many discussions there on this topic.

Fancy8888 See my TER Reviews 489 reads

posted 10 years ago

5 / 21

Re: What does this have to do with paid session hobby?

Posted By: Angel4Life

Maybe that is the way I should have worded it? I did not wish to come out and express it that way!

Nothing wrong with wondering.Paid sessions no strings

Angel4Life 450 reads

posted 10 years ago

6 / 21

Thank you very much!

I am far from 60 years old and that is why I posted this here.

sailor66 14 Reviews 475 reads

posted 10 years ago

7 / 21

Fortunately, I've managed to dodge the bullet so far.

I had a check-up two weeks ago and got the PSA screen and old-fashioned finger wave. Both came back normal.

Angel4Life 641 reads

posted 10 years ago

8 / 21

To Fancy8888

Please don't ask any more stupid questions! You threw the whole purpose of the topic out of context!

Posted By: Fancy8888

Posted By: Angel4Life

This is sensitive but here goes; Has anyone here been afflicted with Prostate Cancer? If so which protocol have you used to treat it; Surgery, General Radiation or Proton Therapy? Finally how long was the recovery to the point you were able to partake in normal sexual endeavors?

If you have any other tidbits to share that would be great. Since I am a basic member and this is a sensitive topic, you are welcome to email me; [email protected]

noagenosage 476 reads

posted 10 years ago

9 / 21

prostate cancer

Your query is totally relevant. There is also more discussion on the over 60 board, where many posters have dealt with the issue. Results vary widely, of course. The best and most important thing to do is consult a highly reputable urologist and avoid some of the quackery that appears in the mass media. That's what urologists do, among other things: diagnose prostate cancer and other diseases of the urinary tract, administer PSA tests and biopsies, perform surgery and/or radiation as necessary, analyze the outcomes, prescribe options to proceed if there is some degree of damage (which is likely), and advise on things like pills, injections, whatever. Don't be daunted; if you have something get it taken care of and proceed with confidence that you know what you're doing. Good luck!

bocabuster 19 Reviews 460 reads

posted 10 years ago

10 / 21

Re: To Fancy8888

She always does...

PenleyDuke See my TER Reviews 485 reads

posted 10 years ago

11 / 21

I am not a man but....

I do have a few friends who have had prostate cancer. Some have had seeds implanted. Some had surgery. Long story short they were all successful. It was a process of course and scary at times. Cancer just the word cancer is scary...believe me I know. Just have faith even when you feel like all faith is lost. 😇

BigPapasan 3 Reviews 379 reads

posted 10 years ago

12 / 21

Escort promote business with stupid posts. That her context. (E)

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ValuedCustomer 418 reads

posted 10 years ago

13 / 21

Seriously consider "active surveillance".

This is something that wasn't done nearly as much just a few years back. Turns out that the outcome for treatment and not treatment is about the same for most (not all...) cases.

Your urologist will fuck you up if you let him to finish that remodel on his lake house..... but that's possibly being unfair. Just keep in mind that he makes more money cutting it out than leaving it in.

Now - obviously, if you have a seriously aggressive condition that really needs something - well, so be it. As it turns out - not as common as you might think. But if it were my dick.... I'd at least get a second opinion

impposter 49 Reviews 413 reads

posted 10 years ago

14 / 21

Re: Seriously consider "active surveillance".

That was a front page story in the NY Times just yesterday!

New York Times
More Men With Early Prostate Cancer Are Choosing to Avoid Treatment
By GINA KOLATA, MAY 24, 201

1736687 15 Reviews 470 reads

posted 10 years ago

15 / 21

My doctor told me...

That if you have a room full of nine year old boys.. eventually 100% will get prostate cancer.. but they all won't live long enough... some will die of accidents, some will have heart attacks and so on.. disturbing

OuNoU812 335 reads

posted 10 years ago

16 / 21

Re: Escort promote business with stupid posts. That her context. (E)

BigPapasan trying to act like Fancy8888 because she got shut up this time. Also trying to be funny. Not Funny

Posted By: BigPapasan

AdelleAnderson See my TER Reviews 242 reads

posted 10 years ago

17 / 21

I sent you an email, Angel4life! (e)

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countryguy8 358 reads

posted 10 years ago

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What should each boy eventually be advised ...

... regarding a sexual lifestyle that might postpone the cancer to age 100?

Personally, I'm convinced that stressful sexual behaviors and attitudes in adulthood show up as prostate inflammation, and that can lead to cancer.

Have there been no studies correlating prostate health with what goes on "in the bedroom"? Such science would seem to be outside the realm of urologists, who usually avoid discussing erotic matters.

I wonder if second marriages are a healthful thing? How about guilt-free masturbation when needed? How about occasional trips to a well-reviewed provider?

Durhamdrew 19 Reviews 364 reads

posted 10 years ago

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Re: prostate cancer

Do a Google search for Prostate Cancer forums to read first hand opinions.

impposter 49 Reviews 406 reads

posted 10 years ago

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Ejaculation and Prostate Cancer

Posted By: countryguy8

Have there been no studies correlating prostate health with what goes on "in the bedroom"? Such science would seem to be outside the realm of urologists, who usually avoid discussing erotic matters.

I wonder if second marriages are a healthful thing? How about guilt-free masturbation when needed? How about occasional trips to a well-reviewed provider?

http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/viewmsg.asp?BoardID=12&SortBy=DateCreated%20desc&Search=prostate&SearchType=1&Author=impposter&DayFrom=99&DayTo=0&MessageID=852541&frmSearch=1#852541

Recent thread on this topic: "Is that covered in my health plan? Ejaculation and Prostate Cancer."
Posted 5/12/2016 by impposter

"In an article in the journal European Urology, Jennifer R. Rider, assistant professor of epidemiology, and colleagues found that an ejaculation frequency of 21 or more times per month at ages 20–29 years or 40–49 years is associated with a significant, 19 percent and 22 percent decreased risk of a Prostate Cancer diagnosis, respectively, compared with a frequency of 4 to 7 times per month in adjusted analyses."

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