Sometimes you just have to "give it right back to em." http://prostatediaries.podbean.com/mf/web/5t7zug/chapter5themoneyspendswell.mp3 Urological Wit and Wisdom on Amazon/Kindle
Trouble voiding after radiation for prostate cancer? Proceed with caution!
Tissue don't heal well if you go a cuttin on it after radiation. Think incontinence and scarring if you do a procedure on a prostate that has been treated with seeds or external beam radiation. You can fix obstructive voiding symptoms before radiation by conventional methods but after radiation treatment is fraught with complications. It …
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Prostate cancer decision time-“Fish or cut bait!”
Penelope decided to take matters into her own hands. She got the stick, scooted it up the dock gang plank, put it in the water herself and then completed the task by taking it to shore. She's in complete control. At the end of the day what you decide to do about your prostate cancer …
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Incontinence and prostate cancer treatment.
Do you know which goes with what? You should! Illustration from "The Decision"
What a man looks like on the inside after prostatectomy for prostate cancer.
Kinda like the anatomy of a female huh?
Gainesville/Northeast Georgia urological humor!
A physician should have a top hat and a case of hemorrhoids: The first for that air of distinction, the latter for that look of concern.
Two types of female incontinence-Are all incontinences created equal?
That which associated with activity is stress incontinence and usually is corrected with surgery. Urgency incontinence is associated with overactive bladder and this improves with diet and medicines.
Prostate Cancer: 1 in 100 is 100% if it’s you!
Urology Humor
A physician should have a ready wit....dourness is unpleasant to the well and the sick alike. "What do you call a tire made out of 365 condoms?" A good year!
Using the good he gave me genetically and trying to ward off the bad memories of his actions…
From the "Decision" Part Two – “Who are you?” and why it matters “Dr. McHugh, what would you advise me to do if I were your father?” I am asked this question very often after telling a family that a biopsy shows prostate cancer. I almost anticipate it and have to be careful …

