Prostate

A self prostate exam is similar to the normal prostate exam procedure except you do it yourself. The steps for a self prostate exam are pretty simple and almost anyone can do it themselves. (…)

If you are a man and are coming up on the age of thirty you need to schedule a prostate cancer exam. (…)

It is well documented both scientifically and also by life experience that the longer we live, the closer we are to death. (…)

Taking care of yourself should never be a just an option, it should be a way of life. (…)

Of all the different problems that can develop in the prostate, one of the most serious is an infection. Treating a prostate gland infection is definitely not always the easiest thing. (…)

Understanding all about the human body is really of extreme importance, no matter who you are. (…)

Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer found in men. One in four British men diagnosed with cancer has prostate cancer. Thankfully, it is also a treatable form of cancer. (…)

It is such a wonderful thing that more and more men are open to discussing prostate cancer, not only with their partners but with their male friends as well. (…)

If you are a man above the age of 60, you have more than a 50% chance of having an enlarged prostate, according to the National Institute of Health (NIH). (…)

Researchers have yet to determine the precise cause of enlarged prostates. (…)

It is unfortunate that people that have or suspect that they have prostate cancer do not like to talk about their problems in spite of the fact that prostate cancer is the second most dangerous form of cancer that causes, it is believed, as many as thirty thousand deaths amongst American males on a yearly basis. (…)

Prostate cancer prevention has become more effective in the recent past mainly because of the sincere efforts being put in by members of the scientific as well as medical communities. (…)

A Look At What could Be Responsible For This Disease
Prostate cancer will affect many men and it is important to understand the risk factors and causes of prostate cancer. (…)

How Up To Date Prostate Cancer News brings Patients Together
 
Prostate cancer news is in abundance and that can only be a good thing. (…)

Taking A Closer Look As to Why Prostates Become Swollen
If you are diagnosed with Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) it means that you have a swollen prostate. (…)

Why You Should Be Concerned
Prostate pain should never be ignored, as it could be a symptom of a serious condition. (…)

Taking The Fear Out of having a Prostate Biopsy
If you are showing symptoms that may suggest that you have prostate cancer, such as trouble starting to urinate or prostate pain, then your doctor will recommend a procedure known as a prostate biopsy. (…)

How To find Reputable sources
Each year approximately 186,000 men in the United States will receive the diagnosis that they have prostate cancer and, in a bid to beat the second leading cancer that kills men, will begin looking for prostate cancer information. (…)

The chances of developing prostate cancer are the greatest amongst males that have attained the age of fifty. (…)

As men begin to age a normal consequence of the aging process is for them to have prostates that have begun to enlarge which then leads to problems with the urethra and also problems with urination. (…)