Removing men’s stigma of prostate cancer
Samadi M.D. | Prostate Cancer
by Dr. Samadi Staff
3y ago
A diagnosis of any type of cancer is unsettling and scary to say the least. But even more concerning is how some cancer diagnoses may conjure certain perceptions or feelings than other cancers. For example, a person who’s received a diagnosis of lung cancer, who also smoked for decades, may evoke stigma from his community compared to another person diagnosed with breast cancer. One type is associated with poor lifestyle choices which may ‘blemish’ the response of friends or family, while the other does not. Prostate cancer, surprisingly, also has its share of stigma associated with it. It’s no ..read more
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Best Vitamins for Prostate Health
Samadi M.D. | Prostate Cancer
by Dr. Samadi Staff
3y ago
Best Vitamins for Prostate Health Dr. David Samadi states why he consumes a multivitamin daily & the importance of a multivitamin for general health & prostate health. Especially, older men should consider preventing inflammation, prostate health & heart health by consuming lycopene & zinc, flax seeds & fish oil which helps men lower their triglycerides. Coenzyme Q10 is also of importance when it comes to reducing bad cholesterol. Studies indicate that getting enough Vitamin D may help prevent prostate cancer, breast cancer & colon cancer. Dr. David Samadi states “thos ..read more
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Frequent Ejaculation May Protect Against Prostate Cancer
Samadi M.D. | Prostate Cancer
by Dr. Samadi Staff
3y ago
Good news men – in case you didn’t know already know, orgasms not only feel fantastic but are also linked to a decreased risk of prostate cancer. It appears that men who ejaculate a lot over the course of a month are less likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer. This finding was first uncovered back in 2004 when researchers at the National Cancer Institute examined the association between ejaculation frequency – which includes sexual intercourse, nocturnal emission, and masturbation – and the risk of prostate cancer. The study first appearing in the Journal of the American Medical Associa ..read more
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4 Foods To Avoid For Prostate Health
Samadi M.D. | Prostate Cancer
by Dr. Samadi Staff
3y ago
Any man who wants to have a healthy prostate should pay careful attention to his food choices. Consuming too many not-so-healthy foods and his prostate may pay the price. Men are notorious for loving their big beefy steaks, triple bacon cheeseburgers and fried foods which do no favors for his prostate health. Study after study has always directed a man to dump the bad dietary habits and instead embrace a diet rich in vitamin, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants. Men should consume a diet primarily of plant-based foods including plenty of fruits and vegetables high in fiber and to limit intake o ..read more
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Processed Carbohydrates Linked To An Increased Risk Of Breast And Prostate Cancer
Samadi M.D. | Prostate Cancer
by Dr. Samadi Staff
3y ago
You may want to reconsider drinking that soda. According to a new study conducted by the American Society for Nutrition, those consuming large quantities of processed carbohydrates and sugary drinks may face an increased risk of breast and prostate cancers. Given that breast and prostate cancers are two of the most common cancers in the United States, the connection gives more of a reason for people to cut processed foods from their diets. Researchers followed the dietary habits of 3,200 U.S. adults over the course of the 20 year study. At that time, 565 individuals had been diagnosed with ca ..read more
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A Vegan Diet May Reduce Your Risk For Prostate Cancer
Samadi M.D. | Prostate Cancer
by Dr. Samadi Staff
3y ago
The secret to reducing your risk for prostate cancer may lie in eating more fruits and vegetables. In a recent study conducted by the Loma Linda University Of Health, researchers found that men who engaged in a vegan diet were less likely to develop prostate cancer. The study examined the association between dietary patterns and the prostate cancer incidence among 26,000 male participants. Researchers were also able to track the diet and medical condition of participants through mailed correspondence and telephone interviews. In some instances medical records were requested for review by the ..read more
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Prostate Cancer Facts: Dr David Samadi
Samadi M.D. | Prostate Cancer
by Dr. Samadi Staff
3y ago
More Healthcare Videos Featured Female sexual dysfunction Female sexual dysfunction is defined as the lack of desire to have sexual intercourse, the inability to be sexually aroused or pain with intercourse. Around 40% of women in America suffer from this disorder. Sometimes there is an underlying medical condition, such as: kydney disease, heart disease, diabetes, ovarian cysts, endometriosis, cancer, depression, pregnancy. Physical Therapy vs. Surgery for A Meniscus Tear Cryotherapy – Should You Have A Liquid Nitrogen Bath? Got Elderly Parents? Talk ..read more
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How to survive and thrive after prostate cancer
Samadi M.D. | Prostate Cancer
by Dr. David Samadi
3y ago
How to survive and thrive after prostate cancer Ask any cancer survivor, getting the “all clear” from your doctor is both exciting yet stressful.  The relief to be finished with treatments is welcomed yet the worry of your cancer coming back or spreading is of concern. Anyone having lived through and beyond cancer is a survivor.  Beating back cancer is quite a feat and now it’s time to not just survive but to thrive  For men who’ve had a prostate cancer diagnosis, they will experience the same feelings. Prostate cancer is a serious disease, however most men will survive it livi ..read more
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Enjoyable sex is possible after prostate surgery
Samadi M.D. | Prostate Cancer
by Dr. David Samadi
3y ago
Enjoyable sex is possible after prostate surgery A looming question all men who undergo surgery for removal of a cancerous prostate gland is “Will I be able to have an orgasm after the procedure?” The answer to this is a resounding yes.  Almost all men are able to achieve an orgasm following prostate cancer treatment.  Prostate cancer treatments may damage nerves and blood vessels that are important for achieving an erection but are not necessarily important for reaching an orgasm.  One thing a man should know is that the prostate is the gland that produces most of the fluid th ..read more
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When a prostate needle biopsy comes back “atypical”
Samadi M.D. | Prostate Cancer
by Dr. David Samadi
4y ago
When a prostate needle biopsy comes back “atypical” Biopsies from any area of the body can always make one nervous.  The waiting and wondering of what the results will reveal can be worrisome to say the least.  For men, just the thought of having a prostate needle biopsy can be anxiety driven due to the location of the body.  A biopsy of the prostate is done when a blood test shows a high level of prostate specific antigen (PSA).  A urologist will perform a prostate biopsy by using a thin needle inserted through the rectum (transrectal biopsy), through the urethra (transur ..read more
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