can someone give me  details about the facilities for treatment of prostate cancer at the mayo clinic?
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Stanislaw Burzynski M.D. Ph.D. has a clinic in Houston Texas where he treats various kinds of cancer. Although he has employed this therapy with patients since 1976, his treatment is still not FDA approved and is therefore only available to those patients who meet rigid FDA criteria. \n\nDo a search, there's multiple sites. Read and decide for yourself.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.mayoclinic.org/travel-rst/lodging.html
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They have several locations. The Gainesville location, however, is their primary facility.\n\nShands at the University of Florida\n1600 S.W. Archer Road\nGainesville, FL 32610\n(352) 265-0111\nhttps://www.shands.org/hospitals/UF/default.htm\n\nShands Jacksonville\n655 West Eighth Street\nJacksonville, FL 32209\n(904) 244-0411\nhttp://shandsjacksonville.org/\n\nHope this helps!
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Offer your case of what?\nHave you tried emailing them? \nDo a google search for places like the Mayo clinic and the like. Reseach medical centers are good places to start, University medical centers would be good too.
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This was posted on Dan Fofelberg's official website\n\nIn May of 2004, Dan was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer.\n\n\nAugust 13, 2005\nA personal letter from D.F.\n\nFirst, let me send everyone some very good news. In our first 14 months of treatment, we have succeeded in slowing the progression of my prostate cancer down to an almost negligible level. Jean and I are thrilled and incredibly relieved and finally feel like we can at last take a breath. While we understand that what we’re dealing with is a long term condition that will have to be dealt with, monitored and treated for probably the rest of my life, we are terribly encouraged to have come so far, so fast. It has certainly been the most trying experience of our lives and yet has proven to be one of the most illuminating as well.\n....\n...I currently have no plans to return to the concert stage or the recording studio in the foreseeable future, but who knows? At least for now, I prefer to keep my options open.\n\n\nGood wishes for Dan can be posted at:\nhttp://www.thelivinglegacy.net/wishes.html
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There are so many great doctors here and so many great cancer centers here. I have no idea where you are from but the United States is a very large place. It would be impossible to answer this question in a manner that would cover the entire United States. If I were you, I would contact the American Cancer Society and ask them if they can recommend someone. I know that there are specialist all over the place and some are much better than others. For instance I live in Florida and have traveled to Atlanta for 16 of my operations but mine were for Colon Rectal cancer and the side effects and all of the other problems that developed. \n\nContact the American Cancer Society and ask and if they can't help, then contact the Mayo Clinic. There are just so many places you can go. \n\nGood Luck and God Bless You.
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I am 67 and have had Prostate Cancer. My doctor has a very high success rate here in Chicago. He is an Oncologist as well as a Urologist. Operations and "Seeds" don't seem to wotk too well. His treatments do. I wish there was some way to communicate. He is really very good. He cured me.
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well, even if you DO see a doctor, it's not like he can force you to receive treatment.  i agree with you on the accidental, futile nature of life, but i figure, if i'm alive now, i might as well enjoy it as much as possible and have as fun and fulfilling a life as possible.\n\nso if i were you, i'd go to the doctor.  if it was something easily treatable that wouldn't infringe on my life (such as a daily pill or something), i'd take the treatment.  if i found out it was cancer, i'd just refuse treatment and enjoy the remainder of my life as much as possible.\n\ni'm sure you agree when i say i'd rather have 6 months of good, functional living and then die, as opposed to spending 5 years on chemo, and finally dying miserably.\n\noh, and to really answer your question, i'm sorry, i have no idea what prostate cancer feels like, though i hear that since it causes your prostate to swell, it usually causes difficulty urinating, very frequent urinating, or painful urinating.
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If you're looking for the treatment center,\nit is mapleleaf.com.
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Actually prostate cancer is usually pretty silent and has no symptoms.  You and your friend should be happy the lump was found and did not wait.  Most prostate cancers can be cured if found in the lump phase.  Once the cancer leaves the prostate and goes to the bones, it is harder to treat.  Your friend will live a long time!  Go to the movies with him and enjoy life!
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I don't have prostate cancer but I know that Lupron is commonly given to men with prostate cancer to reduce testosterone levels and therefore tumor growth.\n\nhttp://www.lupron.com/prostate/\n\ngood luck
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At least 8 if you count only in-patient ones (not out-patient walk-ins). I am talking about main Tomsk, not Seversk (a.k.a. Tomsk-7). The following list includes most of them, except for specialized ones, like oncology:\nhttp://www.yellowpages-spb.ru/rus/nd16888/qu5/ru15222/po1
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you get all the info at the web site\njust click on the link below\n\nhttp://aurorail.areaconnect.com/Hospitals/
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It depends on several factors.  In general though, prostate cancer is a slow growing cancer.  Most men will die of other causes before dying of prostate cancer (I stress again generally).  If it is a localzed cancer, cure rates are excellent with either radiation or surgery.  If it has spread outside the prostate, it really depends on where it has spread.  If only locally outside the prostate or in the pelvic lymph nodes, then cures can be possible with radiation +/- hormones.  If it has spread distally, such as to the bones, then cure is unlikely, but controllable with hormones or chemotherapy.  Hope this helps.
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You'll find job listings as well as contact information for the office nearest you at:\n\nhttp://www.cancer.org/docroot/AA/AA_5.asp#C
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below the bladder and above the rectum\n\nhere's a diagram\nhttp://www.phoenix5.org/prostatedraw.html