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Lititz, PA | The most useful and interesting youtube item ever for me. Wish I had seen it 13 years ago.
Age 79 now, Had prostatectamy at age 66 after two prostate biopsy's and never had elevated PSA. Always thought that this was a way for the GP and his urologist buddy to make some $$$$. Always thought that there was no medical science involved. Always thought that a biopsy causes damage.
OK, I know that men do sometimes die (had a retired co-worker die from this about age 75 or 77)(he had the radiation pellets) from prostate cancer, and I can not complain too much about loss of quality of life for 13 years.
Stuff changes as we get older. Have some pains and some pills (lots of pills). As long as I have NAT I'm good.
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Prostate biopsy and PSA
