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1. Get your baseline PSA test at age 45-50. PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) is a protein made by your prostate that leaks into your bloodstream. The PSA test measures these levels - helping detect cancer years before symptoms appear. Normal levels? Below 1.0 for men under 50. Track it...

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Dr. Abhishek Shukla (Senior Geriatrician) in conversation with Dr. Rohit Kapoor (MCh Urology) a senior urologist, to discuss a very common problem seen in elderly men—weak urine flow, frequent urination, and the feeling of incomplete bladder emptying.” Dr. Abhishek Shukla asked, “Many senior citizens complain that their urinary stream has become weak, urine comes drop by drop or intermittently, and they need to wake up multiple times at night to pass urine. Even after urinating, they feel that the bladder is not empty. What could be the reason?” Dr. Rohit Kapoor explained that these symptoms are most commonly related to the prostate gland. The prostate is a small gland located below the urinary bladder and surrounds the urinary passage (urethra). As men grow older, the prostate often enlarges and can obstruct the urine flow. He explained that this enlargement may be Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), which is non-cancerous and very common with aging. In many cases, medicines can effectively control symptoms. However, an important point is that the size of the prostate alone does not decide treatment. A large prostate does not always need surgery if symptoms are controlled with medicines. On the other hand, even a smaller prostate can cause severe blockage and may require surgery if medicines fail. Dr. Kapoor also emphasized the importance of PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) testing for men above 50 years of age. Along with ultrasound and uroflowmetry, PSA helps detect prostate cancer early. He advised that every man above 50 should get a PSA test yearly. Dr. Abhishek Shukla concluded by reminding viewers that urinary problems should never be ignored. Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent complications and improve quality of life. Modern treatments, including advanced robotic surgery, now offer safer and highly precise solutions. #UrinaryHealth #Urology #pelvichealth #Incontinence #OveractiveBladder #BladderControl #BPH (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia) #ProstateHealth #enlargedprostate #urinarytractinfection #uti #bladderhealth #urinarysystem #urology #urinary #urinaryincontinence #womenshealth #healthylifestyle #bladder #urologist

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🚨 JUST IN: SecWar Pete Hegseth just announced that all US military servicemembers aged 30 and older will be screened for TESTOSTERONE levels every year, to make sure war fighters are in the best shape Good! "I'm authorizing a new screening program for testosterone deficiency for our service members, ensuring you have the right testosterone levels to operate at your absolute best, because it's well-established science that as we age, testosterone levels often naturally drop." "Under the supervision of our world-class medical professionals, warfighters age 30 and older are going to be tested annually as part of their periodic health assessment." "It's a health assessment that happens every year, we're just adding this test. Those under 30 can voluntarily choose to get the test as well." "If treatment is recommended, it's entirely your choice to receive testosterone replacement therapy." "This initiative, it's not about artificial enhancement, it's about restoring and optimizing your natural capabilities, protecting your longevity, ensuring you have the biological foundation required to sustain the fight." "We owe our warriors the absolute best medical care in the world, and this program delivers on that obligation." "Taking care of your long-term health means ensuring you remain strong, resilient, and capable, not just for your next deployment but for the rest of your life, so you can thrive long after you take off the uniform." "As we know, the modern battlefield is brutal and unrelenting. It requires and demands maximum psychological and mental readiness, and by addressing these health markers early, we're keeping you on the leading edge of lethality and giving you the same level of support that you give this nation the absolute best." Pete Hegseth

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In the UK right now, there’s a bid to mandate the ENTIRE population have synthetic folate introduced into their nations food supply. They even want it in wholemeal flour. But this scientist found a 2.6 x increased risk of prostate cancer from increased folic acid. Jeremy Clarkson is campaigning for more screening. That screening might end up doing MORE harm than good. Because the men get tested end up going down the road of standard of care treatments, causing life altering surgery, who would have only died WITH signs of prostate cancer... not FROM it. The quality of life from standard of care is devastating: Dr Clare Craig - “It takes men, who would have died WTIH prostate cancer... without knowing they had prostate cancer... without any horrible interventions and surgery... and puts them through all that... and fails to impact on overall mortality...” “When you have your prostate out, 4 in 5 men will end up impotent.... and 1 in 5 will end up incontinent” Those 2 campaigns working in parallel, become a sort of Double Whammy. A campaign mandating the entire population receive a synthetic product potentially increasing the rate of prostate cancer. The other campaign increasing the people found through screening, leading to life altering standard of care treatments. It reminds me of that study in Sweden, showing more Sun exposure led to women living longer... but they push universal sunscreen use. And those women who lived longer didn’t die from Melanoma even though it was found more. Dr. Claire Craig - “If you are exposed to folic acid... your risk of prostate cancer is more than DOUBLED... If you care about prostate cancer, you need to campaign to get this stuff out of our flour” Jeremy Clarkson (Jeremy Clarkson) needs to watch this.

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