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Would you go ahead with a Prostate removal?

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Oct 1 12:19pm | Replies (61)

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@casd57 well, if no cancer, look for other options. My husband only had his prostate removed because he had cancer. + the surgeon severed his colon during the surgery & has had a whole lotta problems ever since. He had to have a ostomy bag for 6 months because of the surgeon’s “error”. No lawyer would take his case, which proves that “they” are untouchable. Now he’s miserable, going through random pain in his abdomen & urethra. He has to wear “diapers” often. & his quality of life has been disrupted. That surgeon said, right before the surgery, “I’ve been doing this for years & I’ve Never had Any problems.” I guess my husband was his First problem. He severely damaged him. So, seek second & third opinions before going through surgery, if you’re going that route.

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@saradruss
Thank you for your input
And im sorry for your husbands misfortune
And at this point...i stopped all ideas of removal until cancer is proving, I will watch for my PSA doubling timing.
Which it hasnt...
It did raise to 16.9 and then back down to 11's
But on finasteride it was 5.27 of course you double that number and im back at 11's
I think the issue i had with urnation was that i stopped finasteride in Feb..by July 18th i couldnt urnate...which im thinking because my prostate got large again..and cut off flow
Went back on after my first ER visit..in July
And im back to normal again
What is weird my libdo is back..which had been gone for months
Maybe my body has adjusted to finasteride???
Who knows