Barry
Yes I think in the first instance it’s down to each to decide if they want the hassle, for want of better word, of going down relatively new paths or staying with the norm. If the former then finding a NHS consultant who thinks likewise is perhaps the first step? In that I could be well placed as my RT centre is QE Birmingham, whom my chosen local hospital is linked to, as if they can’t provide a service they are likely to have contacts that have, a thought to keep in my head
My approach to treatment, if needed, would be different it if it was gauged to be a new cancer or the old one never completely gone away. Dr Walsh’s thoughts are a new cancer trying to develop would fail due to inadequate blood supply caused by RT damage to vessels. So I guess that answers that one.
Cancer cells need a good supply of blood which still leaves the thought does Cialis have a bearing on RT guys– not a lot but enough to push one over the edge?
Whilst typing this hospital just rang, uro appointment next Weds – my mind is debating is that quick or normal? After all these years the mind still plays PCa games -:)
Ray
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