What Doctors Don't Tell YouQ:A sample from my prostate was pronounced "benign tumour" at an early stage and I have been prescribed 3.6 mg goserelin acetate (Zoladex) monthly injections to inhibit and hopefully reduce the g ...
Britain is a nation of sun-seekers, especially over the winter months, but much concern and confusion surround this particular form of inactivity. Let’s take a hard look at some facts:
Men who have undergone a vasectomy have more than a five fold risk of developing prostate cancer. ...
Alopecia hits men and women on different parts of the head and in varying degrees. Men tend to lose hair along the scalp, while women's hair starts thinning from the front part of the head.
Men with chronic prostatitis may be getting the wrong treatment because the condition is difficult to diagnose. ...
PSA: It's a test that has had its day
Q:My husband, who is 63, was told several months ago that he had prostate cancer. I am giving my husband various homeopathic remedies. We have been vegetarian for 10 years, so we have boosted o ...
Modern medicine has only its singleminded one-size-fits-all treatment for all types of tumours - with very little evidence of success. However, alternative medicine provides a number of other possibilities
One reader suggests that our man with the prostate/urinating problem wear a magnetic pad (initially designed to help with period pains) in his underwear daily to help relax the muscles, and hopefully to help him "let go" more easily. Another reader...
Regular exercise provides a myriad of health benefits: it can prevent premature death and lower the risk of disorders associated with ageing. Yet, up to three-quarters of the older adult population do not currently exercise at the recommended levels...
