Treatment of Prostate Cancer

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After fighting colon cancer in 2008, I am now dealing with pain from the radiation treatments. Pain that is keeping me from work, driving or even leaving my house.

The da Vinci Robotic Prostate Surgery has completely transformed treatment of prostate cancer as we know it. Learn how to cure prostate cancer with da Vinci Robotic Surgery from a urologist in this health video.

I am asking partly to post this because I have a sick feeling that if this was to work, we wouldn’t see any sign of it again!
The treatment will transfuse specific white blood cells, called granulocytes, into patients with advanced forms of cancer. The granulocytes will come from healthy young people with immune systems that produce cells that have high levels of anti-cancer activity.

In the animal studies, white blood cells from cancer-resistant mice cured all lab mice who had malignant tumours. The cells have also been able to kill cervical, prostate and breast cancer tumour cells in Petri dish tests.

“All the mice we treated were 100 per cent cured,” lead researcher Dr. Zheng Cui told CTV News. “So that was very surprising for us.”

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I face sexual stimulations which they usually dont end to a complete sexual activity & ejaculation.so my prostate gland has been stimulied and caused frequent urinating.Which kind of treatment will be useful?sithz bath?bed rest?any drugs?herbal drugs?..

whats the treatment, cure & medication for enlarged prostate & Prostatitis ?

Is there any chance of getting enlarge prostate in early age like 20 or 24 years ?

Does enlarge prostate require any surgery ?

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Ovarian tumors if discovered in stages 1 or 2 the survival rate 10 years after diagnosis is high, almost 90%. In stages 3 and 4 it falls from 20% to 10%. So, should more emphasis be on detecting cancer earlier, so that the survival rate would be higher?
566,000 Americans will die of cancer this year, our fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters and friends.
In the U.S billions will be spent to save these late-stage patients trying to deliver better drugs and chemotherapy’s that might kill a cancer at its strongest. More than a third of all Americans, some 120 million people will be diagnosed with cancer sometimes in their lives. There illnesses may be invisible now, but it’s out there. And that presents a great and largely unexamined opportunity. Find and treat their cancers early and that 566,000 figure will shrink.
So, should more emphasis be put on cancer detection, and less on cancer cures? It seems that early detection is an afterthought in cancer research.
The pharmaceutical industry spends nearly 8 billion dollars annually on cancer research, most of it steered toward drug development and late-stage treatments. The Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation spent $180 million on cures in 2007. The Millken Prostate Cancer foundation spent about $14 million annually pursuing a cure for prostate cancer; The National Cancer Institute spent just 8% of it’s 2007 budget, less than $400 million, on detection and diagnosis research. So, should more emphasis be on early detection or late stage recovery?

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