Life is full of misconceptions . Bit For sure pc starts up the ass... that’s all most know of it. sorry it’s all over you . Keep writing and caring for your son . Take care ..
I never heard anyone say it is an ass cancer. But it doesn't surprise me that there are some people who do not know what or where a prostate is. I guess all they know is that their doctor sticks his finger up their ass, and they incorrectly surmise that it is there.
Prostate cancer is actually the second most researched of any cancer (next to breast cancer). NIH research money was reduced for several years due to the Budget Sequestration of 2013 (back when Congress was worried about limiting national debt), but money has been re-allocated now.
😀😀😀. Sounds logical, they just don’t understand that this monster is terminal, that old saying everyone’s going to get it but you will die of something else first 😡😡. I try to educate everyone that will stand still about this monster. Trying to kill him 🙏🙏🙏
I have a very cute, young lady doctor. When checking my prostrate, I pay her extra for a second opinion with the other hand!!!
Last exam, she told me that I need to stop masterbating. I asked how she could tell from that inspection. She said, no.... at least while I’m checking you!!!!
Just wouldn’t be the same if checked from the other end!!!!
I was diagnosed 4/10/2018. I’ve yet to have anyone I’ve asked since then to say they know what their psa is. More than one 50/60 year olds ask me what’s a prostate. Sad to deadly.
When patients run away, no wonder the populace does likewise. Explains why NCI funds 2 to 1 and nonprofits fund 4 to 1 when looking solely at two genetically linked cancers - breast cancer and prostate cancer.
I didn’t know anything about my prostrate either until i got BPH and I still didn’t know it’s function until it was found cancerous and removed. It’s not as obvious as breasts!!
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