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Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Jul 28 5:16am | Replies (70)
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@jc76 It seems men's health got the short end of the stick. In my view that was a foolish decision. I also blame men for not talking about their journey enough. It seems as if it is a shame thing. Want to watch a group of men squirm? Start talking about prostate cancer. Women can't raise enough money for BC. It is an endless resource.
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@chippydoo
Agree,
Before I started seeing my present Mayo PCP my previous doctors were "do you want the PSA test" it is voluntary.
Then my present PCP did a lot of research when he was going through medical school and internship and really took an interest in being up on what was current being seen.
The medical institution I agree made huge mistake not recommending PSA test anymore and then finding a sudden rise in stage 4 because were not catcthing at stage 1.
If my PCP was not adamant about not liking my rise of PSA regardless of my PSA being under normal I would NOT have caught my PC early and had the options I did.