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Suggest Treatment For Malignant Neoplasm Of Prostate
Question: Can you tell me what is Malignant Neoplasma of the prostrate?
Brief Answer:
That is another name for cancer of the prostate.
Detailed Answer:
I am sorry you are having a swollen testicle. It should not be turning blue - that means it is not getting enough blood. I think you should call your urologist and talk with him or her promptly as the blue color could be a sign that damage is happening. So do call now. Treatment for whatever is causing it to turn blue color will also probably help with the swelling. Make sure to remind the urologist that you have diabetes too, as that can cause poor circulation in extremities.
Malignant Neoplasm of the prostate means that there is a cancerous growth in the prostate gland. I am not sure where you heard or read that, but if it is in your record, it means you had (or continue to have) prostate cancer. So do consult with your urologist about treatment options.
I hope this information helps.
That is another name for cancer of the prostate.
Detailed Answer:
I am sorry you are having a swollen testicle. It should not be turning blue - that means it is not getting enough blood. I think you should call your urologist and talk with him or her promptly as the blue color could be a sign that damage is happening. So do call now. Treatment for whatever is causing it to turn blue color will also probably help with the swelling. Make sure to remind the urologist that you have diabetes too, as that can cause poor circulation in extremities.
Malignant Neoplasm of the prostate means that there is a cancerous growth in the prostate gland. I am not sure where you heard or read that, but if it is in your record, it means you had (or continue to have) prostate cancer. So do consult with your urologist about treatment options.
I hope this information helps.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thank YOU Very Much!
Brief Answer:
Your welcome!
Detailed Answer:
Your welcome, and wishing you good health.
Bonnie Berger-Durnbaugh, MD
Your welcome!
Detailed Answer:
Your welcome, and wishing you good health.
Bonnie Berger-Durnbaugh, MD
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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