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Had prostate cancer since I was about 75 now 94 and only PSA checks and,. Not noticing any thing. Dr said some thing else will kill me. Think Prostate cancer good money maker for Drs. PSA now 40 and hasn’t changed for awhile. This is the truth,

My father just passed away at 87 with metastatic prostate cancer after diagnosis of the cancer at 71. He was offered very few options apart from the hormone implant. It worked well for a few years before until his score increased then they offered him seeds with radiotherapy alongside the zolodex hormone implant. That lowered his score again but the score increased dramatically by yr 13 as the cancer had spread outside of his prostate. The doctor offered him zytiga with steroids years ago that did reduce his score dramatically but he was gaining a lot of weight from the cortisone. His mobility was suffering not necessarily related to the cancer. We asked about other alternatives but the oncologist said she wouldn't consider him for other treatments. He decided to end the zytiga short-term after an ankle break to just reduce the gained weight. The weight did come off but his doctor was reluctant to restart his zytiga or another option of xtandi as we as his family considered. His health drastically declined without anymore treatments and the radioactive molecule treatment wasn't locally available. My father was extremely fit when initially diagnosed with no other health issues. Imo chemotherapy and a surgical removal of the prostate should have been offered from the beginning and he may have had better outcomes and a longer life. Years of hormone therapy destroys a man strength and causes bone density issues if mismanaged(that was in his case) plus there's studies looking at increased risk of dementia from long term hormone and steroid medications. My advice to anyone that gets diagnosed is get second and third opinions and seriously consider all options such as a prostatectomy, chemotherapy from as early as possible.

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What about do you think 4+3)7 gleason skore prostat cancer,which are only spread In the left hip bone,3 points.ı have been on hormon therapy only eligard and xtandi40,for over 9months PSA LEVEL COME DOWN 1.O8 FROM 300.......AND PET-CT SHOWS LOW,LIGHT EMMISION

I don’t understand why some men don’t pursue treatment when it can extend their lives? I wouldn’t choose a horrible early death for the vanity of the ability to have sex for 2-3 years. What good is being dead just because you wanted to get laid a few times more? I was diagnosed in 2016 with a PSA of 163.4, metastases all over my skeleton and involvement in one lymph node. I suggested we pursue aggressive treatment, I had more living to do. I worked the first four years after that until the pain meds made me too unsteady / nauseated to work any longer. I did two types of chemotherapy, Zytiga, Xtandi, Radium 223 and some other things, probably Pluvicto in August.

Good video thank you.

With one part of my intermediate favorable 7(3+4) PC located at the Apex with no margin from the urethra, would you still recommend cyberknife, or brachytherapy,...or surgery? Radiotherapeuths recommand brachytherapy, or cyberknife. Surgeons, surgery...

Excellent information. Thank you.

there is no good treatment for prostate cancer every treatment suck we need smarter doctors

The Oxford study confirmed everything you said, and that was the largest study available that I'm aware of to me lifestyle changes, proper BMI, and the least invasive treatment like both appear to depot to tumor is the way to go but take your time radiation prostatectomy have a lot of side effects that are not typically reversible

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Hi Doc, thank you for raising this subject. I wonder what are the risks of a biopsy causing the encapsulation of the cancer cells to break open and spread? I was told by my consultant (UK) after my own biopsy that it was referred to as 'puncture therapy' but nothing negative was said about it. What are your views a.d ecperience in this matter?

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at 65 is it actually worth having a biopsy if i intend not to want any treatment even if cancer is found.?

I have to ask, is this man being sponsored by cyberknife to basically endorse this procedure over surgery? I mean to me, there is only one choice after watching this. It also seems that a person can get treated again later on if the cancer returns. Anyone agree, or perhaps disagree?

Gentlemen, be prepared for your wife or girlfriend to leave you for another man to have SEX and don't think they won't!

My friend is dying of Prostate Cancer and the guy is going through hell. He chose to at 59 to be observed rather than go through treatment. Now at 72 the tumor has blocked his urinrary functions and had to have tubes placed in his kidneys and an Urniary bag to function. It has also gone to his spine and is having horrible back pain. I see it just getting more painful as the disease progresses. Beware when they say they will watch it, what they mean is watch you suffer and die.

Here's hoping AOH1996 makes it though phase 2 and 3 trials. Fingers crossed.

who would choose surgery with this data and why? do some men really just take the surgeons advise without looking around? my surgeon did tell me to investigate radiology but didn’t give me any input and he never even heard of cyberknife. i’m pretty sure i’ll do the knife not the scalpel

Dr. I am 1980 born and my psa was 8 -10 even went up to 14 so I made a diet for a 2 weeks along with antibiotics in August first psa came 14.65 after diet and antibiotics after 2 weeks psa came 9.49 after stopping antibiotics and diet 2. Week of sept. Test came 10.9 what do you think?

Would be helpful to know what percentage of the patients who don't die of prostate cancer, but actually die as a result of the horrific treatments.. Hiw many die by suicide, from fatal bone fractures, from cardiovascular events, etc. All serious side effects of chemical CASTRATION that you mask as ADT. BUT, our NARCO MEDICO CARTEL doesn't want patients to know the truth

Sorry, I don't believe that, I have a prostatectomy, and that was a big mistake. Death is better to be without prostate. Now I like to see how my body recover without drugs and radiation therapy. All my life I fixed impossible things, but what I did to myself removed my prostate can't be fixed is gone forever.

I’m so glad I came upon this video with these comments! I’m a 62 YO Black male, been plant-based for over 25 years (vegan). Both my father and younger brother had prostate cancer and had their prostates removed (our father passed from natural causes at least 15 years later, in 2009, and my younger brother still gets follow-up treatments to keep his PSA in check). This year we found out our older brother has it, but because he didn’t get in to get it checked when he first showed symptoms (about 2 years ago), he’s now in hospice at our sister’s house, as it has spread to his bones. He’s still driving and seems to be managing his pain with the medication. He’s still searching for alternative approaches, as he’s tried everything he knows of and doesn’t want to give up. I thought that since my diet was different from my brothers that I wouldn’t get it, or if I did, I’d have a better chance of beating it than they did, and avoid surgery or radiation. So I recently had my PSA checked upon their advice, even though I wasn’t showing any symptoms. It came back with a PSA of 14, and the urologist strongly recommended a biopsy because of my family history, which I did. They took 14 cores, three of which showed Gleason 3+3=6, grade group 1, and one which showed 3+4=7, grade group 2. Plus there were two instances of “atypical small acing proliferation of undetermined significance (ASAP)”. The remaining cores were benign. The lab had first sent me the results digitally through the MyChart app, and the Urologist called me on Memorial weekend soon as he looked at the results. I’m scheduled to go in for more details on the results and he wants to discuss options on this coming Monday 6/12/23. Obviously I was shocked, and although the pain during the biopsy was minimal due to the numbing drugs, the recovery is a mental trip (clearing the blood from my system, which will take about 3 weeks according to the Dr). Plus the mental stress of weighing out what to do, regardless of the doctor leaning strongly towards cutting me up. I’ve already started leaning more towards a raw diet, cut sugar down to no more than about 30 grams/day that might be present in some foods (I haven’t added table sugar to anything in years, mostly use organic stevia if I need to sweeten up something), and I’m drinking green tea, adding 1 tsp moringa to my daily health shake, along with Buried Treasure Men’s Prostate Complete, which has a bunch of prostate-positive herbs in it. The one drawback regarding trying to cut down sugar is that my research shows that 8 oz of pomegranate juice daily is very beneficial, as is watermelon juice, but both contain natural sugar (pomegranate juice has about 30 grams per serving!). I see most of the comments are not too recent, but I’ll check back to see if anyone’s interested in the outcome of my upcoming appointment. I’d also be interested in joining some kind of network of men dealing with this- the different approaches people are currently using, lifestyle adjustments, dealing with girlfriends/wives, etc, as I’m sure the shared info would be beneficial to others besides me. Any follow-up comments and recommendations greatly appreciated, including regarding my brother in hospice. Thank you all for contributing what I’ve read so far. Peace.

Look into bio identical testosterone therapy. Low T can actually lead to cancer and other health problems. My husband is 66 and was diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer. His PSA was over 300 when he started ADT. Hes also doing the Fen Ben protocol, did six weeks of hyper baric oxygen therapy, and other supplements. He cut sugar out of his diet. His PSA dropped to 4.2 in three months. He will have another CT scan in three months. Overall he's feeling pretty good. Mostly feeling the effects of having his testosterone blocked. Also his Lupron shot is causing groin pain and muscle loss. Hopefully in three months he'll be feeling even better.

Don't listen to this guy... go get treated. Get that crap removed and forget about it!

My friend decided not to get treated. (49 years old when first detected). Died last week. He never drank, never smoked, ate good, changed diet, Long story short he died within 3 years. He tried everything. I got stage 2 and his last words were, don't be as dumb as me, get it removed. That's exactly what I'm gonna do.

I still cannot get any doctor to tell me how long I will live if my cancer is not trested. PSA was as high as 5000 and in all my lymph nodes. Only suggested hormon treatment by dhots and pills. My life is horrible with day long sweats and impossable to even go out to do anything. I live on pain pills every four hours. Not sure it is worth extending my life if I live like this. 75 and live alone

Recently I had the Decipher test and was found to be high risk. But I'm told my only option really is surgery, because of bladder retention; because radiation could cause serious problems later. Is this correct? Thanks...

Diagnosed with prostate cancer. MRI completely missed the tumor. Standard systemic needle biopsy caught it. Gleason 3+4=7, Group 2, PSA 3.3, 30% adenocarcinoma in 2 cores, right apex. So what the hell should I do....radiation, SBRT, Cryogenic, Radio Frequency Ablation, Laser....what the hell. I'm 73, in great health and I do not want the cure to be more deadly than the disease....btw...do you ever answer these questions or not?

Many thanks for this doctor. I'm 73 with Gleason 3+4 and P S A of 16 elevated from 11 over six months. No target lesions identified on MRI scans. I'm on active surveillance with great quality of life. I'm happy to continue this way for now.

Hey DR B, I was hoping you could run an analysis for someone who is 43 who has a psa of 8, Gleason score 3+3 in 3 section and 3+4 in 1 section all on the right side of the prostate, doctor was not able to detect during rectal exam. I’m trying to decide between cyberknife and surgery. Thanks!

Did this study look at each man's age? Do younger men have a better survival rate?

I've decided not to treat my cancer PSA was 109 Gleason 9 cancer very aggressive grade group 4 T3 and CPG 5 After studying my cancer I realized that having further treatment chemotherapy would ruin my quality of life & damage my bones etc etc So I would just let the cancer take its course & kill me which I accept. I didn't cry or don't cry I've always been a practical strong person of character an old fashioned guy born 1963. I've always had faith in God so death is not the end it's everlasting LIFE!

Sir my father was diagnosed with prostate Cancer and now it was removed and even that the PSA level now reached to 0.22 . What to do can you please suggest.He is 55 years old.

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You doctors are all frauds. You can't save even yourself from anything. All you know is what the corrupt amd evil pharmaceutical companies tell you.

Try the focal therapy treatment. Less evasion. Research.

Even diet by eating natural Whole plant Foods and fasting is treatment. Why would anyone not want to try to cure themselves? I just believe that looking at everything as statics on paper removes the humanity.

The correct choice is neither. Surgery or Radiation are not cures, neither will prolong your life. However both of them will completely ruin the quality of your life for what ever time you do have left, which may be considerable. Now you have heard the truth.

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Treatment or Surveillance? Age 63, PSA 5.2, T1c, DRE not palpable, 1st biopsy 3/12 cores Gleason 6, Polaris score low Surveillance recommended. 6 months later MRI found 2 areas pirads 3 and 4. Followup biospy found those area to be Gleason 6, but random biopsy found 2 cores with Gleason 7(3+4). Low total core volume 10% of core with 20%/10% respectively of pattern 4. Respectively 2 cores with 3+4, 1 core 2.3mm total cancer with .46mm pattern 4 and second core 1.5mm total cancer with .15 pattern 4. Is this considered Favorable Intermediate? What are the stats? Father and brother both has PC. Both treated radiation and ADT at 70yrs old. Father passed away at 85 from other causes. Brother alive at 74 yrs old.

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I am the unlucky 20% went right to Metastasis.

Dr. B. Very good facts. It’s very helpful to has a systematic and somewhat pragmatic way to look at PC. Thanks for you explanation and sharing other institutions framework of operation.

You said that; surgery is not recommended after radiation treatment... Is radiotherapy treatment the same as radiation treatment?

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