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Recently, several studies have found that ejaculation frequency has no significant impact on the risk of developing prostate cancer. Here are a few examples: 1. A 2016 study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute found that men who ejaculated more frequently did not have a lower risk of developing prostate cancer. The study analyzed data from over 300,000 men and found that ejaculation frequency was not associated with a significant reduction in the risk of prostate cancer. 2. A 2018 study published in the journal Prostate Cancer and Prostatic Diseases found that men who ejaculated more frequently did not have a lower risk of developing aggressive prostate cancer. The study analyzed data from over 12,000 men and found that ejaculation frequency was not associated with a significant reduction in the risk of aggressive prostate cancer. 3. A 2020 study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology found that ejaculation frequency was not associated with a significant reduction in the risk of prostate cancer recurrence after surgery. The study analyzed data from over 1,500 men who underwent radical prostatectomy and found that ejaculation frequency did not impact the risk of prostate cancer recurrence. 4. A 2019 systematic review and meta-analysis published in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention found that there was no significant association between ejaculation frequency and the risk of developing prostate cancer. The review analyzed data from 34 studies and found that ejaculation frequency was not a significant predictor of prostate cancer risk. It's worth noting that while these studies suggest that ejaculation frequency has no significant impact on the risk of developing prostate cancer, there may still be other factors that influence this risk. For example, factors such as diet, exercise, and family history may play a role in the development of prostate cancer.

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It can or it cant?

so this was 11 years ago. has anything changed? It is now 2024

Why not just have the prostate removed?? If your not having kids nor plan too you can live without a prostate. I don’t get why these doctors would rather put their patients through all these painful invasive procedures when you can live without it. You avoid a lot of problems without a prostate. And you never have to worry about peeing again. I’m gonna ask my urologist to just take it out. It just gets more problematic as you age. I’m 60 now. I don’t want all those invasive procedures. And surgeries

10 years ago?

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My brother had prostate cancer and had it removed and had radiation therapy and hormone shots. He’s on prednisone but is still losing weight. I’m worried about him. Do you think that the cancer is somewhere else?

What about EpiSwitch® PSE Test ? Is it reliable?

Two facters is Diet and Exercise that majority of PC patients do not take an aggressive actions on.

Old information....

would 3 months on hormone blockers such as orgovyx and xtandi be long enough when used as intermittent hormone therapy

E-coli transfered to the prostate cannot be cured.

Yup it does...mine was hiding before the TRT...but 6 months later.....Bam...now time to start radiation.... ..

Thank you for this excellent video.

Does the person need to metigate on if the cancer is back due to bladder infections or whatever

The Mayo is pushing same day surgery, no hospital overnight. Rather a day in their attached nursing home type setting. From my experience, that's really too optimistic.

Just had my prostate surgery removal. I’m in week 2 and experiencing some blood in my urine. Doctor prescribed me antibiotics and Azo and seems to be working. Although the surgery was painful I have peace of mind that I am cancer free. 🙏🙏🙌🏼🙌🏼

Been 6 months, I can still get an erection but no sperm and a little pain during dry ejaculation. That's no fun.

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Is pirads 3 cancer? Or not sure?

What about severing a nerve in the lower intestine?

My bf whom is 60yrs recently had radiation for stage 3 prostate cancer and they cut off a mass that was growing on it . A few weeks after we had sex when he ejaculated it was extremely painful. I'm scared I broke him for good

Old videos like this should be taken down by the channel owner. The diagnosis technology, treatment approaches to address these issues and life expectancies have improved. The information is incomplete in my opinion.

Starve the cancer by eating a alkaline diet, cut out sugar and refined carbs. Do a fast but drink a celery smoothy before bed. Your body will heal itself if you take away what's feeding it.

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Now, that something great like cyberknife is available. Surgery is getting to be old school.

Please don’t take all of this in… Things have moved on since this was filmed… Treatments have changed significantly.. God Bless x

Beware the doctor!

Data oservation, the majority of monks (who pracice lifelong celibacy) suffer from heart diseases, blood diseases, obesity and diabetes. This is caused by inactivity due to limit/restriction of traveling and exercises, and monk lifestyle. In some countries like Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Laos, people don't expect monks to exercise..Not prostate cancer from Semen retention what western media want to portyray.

Check out KETO for cancer and/or carnivore diet. Sugar feeds cancer.

That’s the hardest, but I don’t miss it. In good times and bad, in sickness and in health. He’s not a candidate for hormone therapy, so we haven’t had sex in 3 years. I’m looking for a support group

IMO the vast majority of prostate cancer videos older than 2 years are likely to be obsolete and it is a disservice to leave them up.

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Ivermectin and cbd oil does wonders in killing Pca, I have stage 4 and am having great results thus far

Is positive surgical margin the same thing as Extraprostetic Extension (EPE)? I am 9 days post RARP. Gleason 4+3. My surgeon (Dr Michael Cookson in OKC) said at the time of surgery, everything looked wonderful, no evidence of any cancer remaining. The pathology is now on my patient portal, although we have not had a chance to review with the doctor yet. The good news is that all lymph nodes, seminal vessicles, and other tissue submitted were negative. But there were 2 areas of concern: the EPE which was non-focal, right posterior and posterolateral; and Perineural Nerve Involvement (PNI) was present. Both of those seem to carry an increased risk of recurrent cancer. Would you suspect that some sort of adjuvant therapy be needed?

From going over several of these kinds of videos I have come to the conclusion that no one really knows whether theres a link between prostate cancer and masturbation.

Blood in ejaculate for about 3 weeks plus or 8 or more ejaculates. It's like pure red ketchup! Doctors should tell you this so you don't go into shock when you ejaculate.

Thanks, DR. I'm having the surgery soon, and this is great information to know.

I tried to stop TRT because I had prostate cancer but after months of misery and my T level down to 25 or less. I found a clinic and have been on TRT throughout treatment and two years after SBRT My PSA went from 2,73 to 1.06 before Greenlight laser my PSA was about five. The clinic is very expensive I spend $200 a month because my urologist still will not prescribe-so he makes me have to withhold info from the clinic because I am scared they might kick me off. I believe it is better if my urologist prescribed. Doctors are mostly cowards when it comes to this-scared of being sued and of course the DEA wow wake up and start caring.

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MRI first? To find the lesions? Biopsy those areas suspicious.

6 weeks for prostate to heal, let the guys know.

What about PSA density?

For me it started a journey that ended up with surgery. With an enlarged prostate, and Gleason score of 7 intermediate stage, I could eliminate two issues at once. Pathology showed it was bulging and getting ready to spread.

I took my testosterone levels from 298 ng/dl to 545 ng/dl with no shots or prescription medication whatsoever.