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Prostate and Bladder Cancer
Tallulah
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Hi, Everyone!
My X husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer in August of 2001. He decided to go with a holostic approach to treating it rather than the conventional medical methods available. (I know. STUPID! But I could NOT get him to budge no matter how much I begged him to get treatment.) He recently had blood in his urine. The doctor found polyps in his bladder. They were biopsied and he now has bladder cancer along WITH his prostate cancer.
He had believed that he had *time* with regard to trying unconventional approaches to treating his own PC since PC is known to be a slow moving cancer. However, he'd waited over 2 years to do anything about the PC.
Is it possible that the PC spread to his bladder? I should think so but I guess I'm just looking for anyone's input regarding this. I know virtually nothing about cancer.
He is 63 years old and had always been in good health. I am 45 years old and, as I'd mentioned, I am his X wife. Our divorce was final in October 2003.
Thanks in advance!
Tallulah
My X husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer in August of 2001. He decided to go with a holostic approach to treating it rather than the conventional medical methods available. (I know. STUPID! But I could NOT get him to budge no matter how much I begged him to get treatment.) He recently had blood in his urine. The doctor found polyps in his bladder. They were biopsied and he now has bladder cancer along WITH his prostate cancer.
He had believed that he had *time* with regard to trying unconventional approaches to treating his own PC since PC is known to be a slow moving cancer. However, he'd waited over 2 years to do anything about the PC.
Is it possible that the PC spread to his bladder? I should think so but I guess I'm just looking for anyone's input regarding this. I know virtually nothing about cancer.
He is 63 years old and had always been in good health. I am 45 years old and, as I'd mentioned, I am his X wife. Our divorce was final in October 2003.
Thanks in advance!
Tallulah
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