my husband has prostate cancer psa was 330 after hormone zoladex 0 now after 4 yr not good dr want to do zomenta and casodex. he is active as in milling wood cutting fire wood walking around our 68 arcr ranch I think they are full of poo!!!! he sleeps well moves around well eats too much all food raised here on our ranch.they say 4 to 5 mo on this new drug? does he die after that? what the hell he is in better shape than most men! I think you are shit for charging for info of dieing cancer people!!!
Wed, 19 Feb 2014
Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement, Dr. Saurabh Gupta's Response
Hello, Thanks for your query. The only treatment which can result in "cure" is surgery. The other options including radiation therapy are done assuming to cure the disease as there is no 100% sure shot way of knowing whether the disease has been eradicated or not. Having said that, surgery of the prostate is not an easy task. Radical prostaectomy is associated with complications, especially urinary incontinence. The best approach now-a-days is a robotic radical prostacectomy and is available in a few centers in your country. Radiation is also an equally good option. I do hope that you have found something helpful and I will be glad to answer any further query. Take care
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Suggest Treatment For Prostate Cancer
Hello, Thanks for your query. The only treatment which can result in cure is surgery. The other options including radiation therapy are done assuming to cure the disease as there is no 100% sure shot way of knowing whether the disease has been eradicated or not. Having said that, surgery of the prostate is not an easy task. Radical prostaectomy is associated with complications, especially urinary incontinence. The best approach now-a-days is a robotic radical prostacectomy and is available in a few centers in your country. Radiation is also an equally good option. I do hope that you have found something helpful and I will be glad to answer any further query. Take care