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Category Archives: Prostate cancer surgery
Watchful waiting, the PSA and prostate cancer
These are my thoughts on watchful waiting and so are from the perspective of the 30s-40s (and maybe 50s and 60s) age range. First, watchful waiting is where you and your Doctor will detect an elevated PSA, probably do a … Continue reading
Three months after Da Vinci Prostatectomy
Today has been three months since the Da Vinci Prostatectomy – about 12 weeks and 5 days. Recovery is pretty good, essentially as it was at the 12 weeks after Da Vinci surgery point. But I wanted to write something … Continue reading
Twelve Weeks after Da Vinci Prostatectomy
Well, it has been twelve weeks now since the Da Vinci Prostatectomy. Talk about a night and day difference between 4, 8 and 12 weeks. That should be expected. If you are going through this, 12 weeks will certainly be … Continue reading
Da Vinci Robot Prostatectomy scars
One thing I do notice is that the middle scar (above the belly button on me) which is the largest is the only one that hurts. The rest are smaller, but the middle one if I lean against the counter … Continue reading
8 Weeks after Da Vinci Robotic Prostate surgery
Not much to report in the last week. I still tire easier than pre-surgery, but each week brings improvement and it varies day by day. Mayo said not to donate blood for 1-2 years (!) because it can take 12-24 … Continue reading
Radical Da Vinci prostatectomy, preparation and procedure Feb 28
Well, today was the day of the prostatectomy I arrived at Mayo about 10:15am, checked in very quickly and then had to wait. I ended up waiting until about 11:30am, then they took me back where I started getting prepared. … Continue reading
Da Vinci Surgery, the day before surgery – preparation.
Tomorrow is the big surgery. Starting at noon, I could have nothing but clear liquids until midnight. Water, ginger ale, jello and the like. All I had was one water and one jello, just didn’t have a good appetite. It … Continue reading
Prostate cancer surgery preparation
What can you do to prepare? 1. If you want to have kids after surgery, read this. If you are not sure, banking is relatively inexpensive. 2. The hospital will undoubtedly want to do some preliminary work before your surgery. Blood … Continue reading
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Prostate cancer test results and options
You hear the word “cancer” on the phone and “see you tomorrow at 8:30am” to get the full details and just about everyone would be stressed and freaked out. Although I’d been worried about it for 5.5 weeks since the … Continue reading