“After being diagnosed with prostate cancer, a man struggles to decide which treatment and even more strongly, who is to perform it. A demanding patient faces two major problems: to survive, that is, not to die in the quest; and to avoid or minimize the side effects--incontinence and impotence--that devastate prostate cancer patients when a specialist possesses limited skills.”
Recently, my father has been diagnosed with cancer in the prostate. I am very afraid of losing him. He did not heed the advice of the doctor to undergo a surgery instead he is sure to be able to treat the cancer with medication. He has been on the net and came across casodex, http://www.drugdelivery.ca/s3155-s-CASODEX.aspx which is a medication to treat his cancer and he is ready to start with it from now on. Can anyone elaborate on the cancer in prostate for me and it's treatment??
Subject: Cancer in the prostate 
Thu Aug 09, 2007 3:22 am
