Proton Beam Therapy, an Option Against Prostate Cancer

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I'm sure you'd look at this alot differently if you had just recieved a positive result on your prostate biopsy. Researching, the many treatments will surely lead you to proton therapy. When it's you" it makes a big difference.
I'm now in a huge fight with my insurance company to have them "ALLOW" and pay for treatment. I've done hours of research and there is NO question how superior this treament is /with least side-effects and very best results.

Ken Degn of ID 6:09PM March 20, 2011

May 4th 2011 will be two years since my last treatment of Proton Beam Therapy at Mass Gen Hospital. After 7 months or researching every treatment possible and speaking to 100 plus patients that had various treatments and speaking to many doctors, I concluded Proton Beam seemed my best choice. It was painless and I had very little discomfort toward the last few treatments. After a few weeks things seemed back to normal and as of this date, Dec 22, 2010, EVERYTHING is in excellent working order. I have NO, yes I said NO side effects. My PSA has consistantly been dropping since May 2009. If I had to do this all over again, I would without hesitation choose Proton Beam Therapy.

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I am in the process of receiving the very treatemtn that finally you spoke about. It is painless, and has no significant side effects. I have completed 15 of the 45 sessions and without any discomfort. There is no surgery, no blood loss, no diapers, no incontinence, and sex is still possible and enjoyable. I, like most of the men here, were amazed that not one physician mentioned this option. Why should they? There's no meny in it for them. To quote so many of us, THIS IS A NO BRAINER. There is othing experiemtnal about it. It works. Check out the countless AMA reports, to include Johns Hopkins. If you llike wearing a diaper, have no problems with pain, and have no desire to have sex again, then opt for the DaVinci procedure. If you want success, come to California!

John of CA 4:43PM February 02, 2010