The PSA Blood Test
PSA plays a variety of roles, the most familiar being screening to detect prostate cancer. PSA also helps to define the Stages of Blue. Another role of PSA is to detect cancer relapse after surgery or radiation. Lastly, rises or declines in PSA after hormone therapy or chemotherapy help determine whether a treatment is working…
Prostate MRI and Targeted Biopsy
Multiparametric MRI (MRI) provides a three-dimensional image of the prostate, giving important information about the cancer’s location, size, and how “aggressive” it appears. MRI also greatly increases the confidence that higher-grade cancers are not being overlooked in men on active surveillance. MRI is usually performed without an endorectal coil...
Whole Nutrition For Prostate Health & Recovery
Ideally, food intake should be from whole food sources (unprocessed, unadulterated, natural), with only a small percentage of food products (processed, refined, boxed, bottled, canned, packaged, and powdered). Whole foods provide…