Complications of Modern Surgical Procedures:

Needle Biopsy Complications:

                                   -Hematuria (Blood in the Urine)

                                   -Rectal Bleeding

                                   -Hematospermia (Blood in the Sperm)

                                   -Urosepsis (Urinary Infection)

                                   -Perineal Pain

Complications of Prostatectomy:

-Erection Problems

    -Urinary Incontinence

                                   -Damage to the urethra (Urethral Stricture)

       -Damage to the rectum

        -Retrograde Ejaculation

                                                  -Death

Complications of Seed Implant:

 -Proctitis

-Cystitis

        -Incontinence

           -Rectal Bleeding

        

Complications of Radiation Therapy:

-Increased urination

            -Mild burning when urinating 

-Urinary obstruction

                                               -Bowel irritability, including mild diarrhea, gas, bowel urgency

                                                 -Fatigue

 -Erectile dysfunction

                                                 -Rectal Bleeding

                                    -Rectal Fistula?Depression of Immune System
 

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Def: Prostate (wikipedia)
The prostate is a compound tubuloalveolar exocrine gland of the male mammalian reproductive system. Females do not have a prostate gland, although females do have tiny paraurethral Skene's glands connected to the distal third of the urethra in the prevaginal space that are homologous to the prostate.

 

 

Why is the PSA test controversial in screening?

 Using the PSA test to screen men for prostate cancer is controversial because it is not yet known for certain whether this test actually saves lives. Moreover, it is not clear that the benefits of PSA screening outweigh the risks of follow-up diagnostic tests and cancer treatments. For example, the PSA test may detect small cancers that would never become life threatening. This situation, called over diagnosis, puts men at risk of complications from unnecessary treatment.

The procedure used to diagnose prostate cancer (prostate biopsy) may cause harmful side effects, including bleeding and infection. Prostate cancer treatments, such as surgery and radiation therapy, may cause incontinence (inability to control urine flow), erectile dysfunction (erections inadequate for intercourse), and other complications. For these reasons, it is important that the benefits and risks of diagnostic procedures and treatment be taken into account when considering whether to undertake prostate cancer screening.

PSA LEVELS

 0-2.5 ng/ml levels are low

 2.6-10 ng/ml levels are slightly moderate

 10-19.9 ng/ml levels are mildly elevated

 20+ ng/ml levels are significantly elevated

CAUSES OF RISING PSA LEVELS

-Acute or chronic prostatitis

-Benign prostate hyperplasia

-Prostate cancer

-Prostate stones

-Urinary tract infections

-Prostate surgery or biopsy

-Rectal examination

-Cystoscopic examination

-Sexual intercourse

-Drugs