This patient received the “seeds” procedure. This patients prostates are flat says the doctor.

is it blood or pelvic check?
bcoz few days from now i will undergo physical exam blood and urine so can they detect if i have std?

the cancer cells spread in the patient’s body, is seed brachytherapy applicable in the patient’s case?or do you have any suggestions?thank you.

my father is 73yrs. old, he visit to the doctor for annual check up now the doctor found out ( ultrasound ) that his prostate has lymph nodes, now is there a possibility that this become a prostate cancer?

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