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Yes you can take saw palmetto, but it is best that you consult your doctor so to assure that you are not taking any drugs that will create interaction resulting into adverse reaction.
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What is a good vitamin for prostate cancer?
Vitamin E and Zinc are recommended as supplements to be taken by men with prostate problems.
What hormone that may be elevated when a patient has prostate cancer?
Estrogen
What hormone may be elevated when a patient has prostate cancer?
Estrogen
What is the Hormone that may be elevated when a patient has prostate cancer?
psa
What has the author Marc B Garnick written?
Marc B. Garnick has written: 'The patient's guide to prostate cancer' -- subject(s): Prostate, Popular works, Cancer
What makes a doctor suspect his patient might have prostate cancer?
Testicular cancer is suspected when the doctor feels a mass in the patient's scrotum, which may or may not be painful.
What hormone elevated when a patient has prostate cancer?
The biologic marker that is elevated is called the PSA (prostatic specific antigen), but this is not a hormone. However, in prostate cancer, it is desirable to lower the levels of a hormone group called androgens (including testosterone, among others).
How quickly does a cancer patient feel relief following an orchiectomy?
Most prostate cancer patients, however, report rapid relief from cancer symptoms after an orchiectomy.
What is the difference between deaths from lung cancer and deaths from prostate cancer?
lung cancer is in the lungs, prostate cancer is in the prostate.
How many prostate cancer biopsies are done each year?
It all depends on the patient. But I am up to 2 a year! :(((
What is the purpose of a prostate biopsy?
Prostate biopsy is a medical procedure, through which a part of prostate is taken to further process and see if there is any tumor evidence (tumor cells).
What is the contact information for The Prostate Cancer Infolink?
The Prostate Cancer Infolink. http://www.comed.com/prostate.
