Prostate Cancer Surgery Questions - 2 Critical Questions to Ask and Answer Before Going Ahead

Many people have had the surgery done for prostate cancer when they really do not have to. Yes, doctors and surgeons have their surgery was necessary, but how necessary is it really? Such people simply believe the doctors and went ahead with it without doing their due diligence. This article looks at two very important questions to be asked and answered before the prostate cancer patient should consider surgery.

If you have just said that your PSA has gone higher and your doctor says you should have surgery to get rid of the cancer, pause a while before going ahead. This is because prostate cancer is more than just the level of PSA. Also, surgery is a very serious potential treatments for cancer, much care should be taken, and other options fully explored before the surgery - unless it is very critical and life-threatening

I knew someone who was just about to undergo surgery, because doctors say it is needed. He said doctors told him that his dog, who was four months ago, is now 7, so that indicates prostate cancer.

Although a high PSA usually indicates the presence of prostate cancer, it is not enough to decide. There are two very important questions to ask and answer before you decide to go ahead with the surgery.

Although a high PSA usually indicates the presence of prostate cancer, it is not enough to decide. There are two very important questions to ask and answer before you decide to go ahead with the surgery.

Although a high PSA usually indicates the presence of prostate cancer, it is not enough to decide. There are two very important questions to ask and answer before you decide to go ahead with the surgery.

Although a high PSA usually indicates the presence of prostate cancer, it is not enough to decide. There are two very important questions to ask and answer before you decide to go ahead with the surgery.