Cancer specialists worldwide know that proactive, assertive patients cope better with the discomforts of cancer treatments and live longer. Many men, however, postpone or avoid medical care or deny their worries and fears when diagnosed with prostate cancer. The Prostate Health Workbook, based on the author’s research, his experience as a cancer patient, and his discussions with other men, helps men take an active role in their treatment and recovery. Twenty-five worksheets enable readers to thoroughly understand their illness, exercise all available treatment options, and cope with emotional and sexual difficulties.
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By "rrlea" (Elkins Park, PA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Prostate Health Workbook: A Practical Guide for the Prostate Cancer Patient (Paperback)
A book about the prostate is worth zilch unless it minces no words. The author of this one is totally honest. That is what makes this one indispensable if you, like me and other millions, have prostate concerns. My problem is not (yet) serious or urgent but I find the book highly revealing and very helpful. And I now know if that is the case at this time, then if and when my Gleason Scale number goes up (see the book!) and I face surgery, the book will be a necessity to keep at my side. It sure does not read like a novel but it is Information with a capital I. The three key words in describing what Newt Malerman has written, are candid, informative, and helpful.
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We all live longer today. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
pain medication before the test, side effects from the test, general medical history, digital rectal exam Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Date Where, Doctor Results, Hungry Minds, Red Cross New!
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- Prostate Cancer by Sandra Haber in Front Matter, page 59, and Back Matter
- New Guidelines for Surviving Prostrate Cancer by James, Jr. Lewis in Back Matter
- Meditation For Dummies (Book and CD edition) by Stephan Bodian on page 56
- Man to Man: Surviving Prostate Cancer by Michael Korda in Back Matter
- Beyond the Relaxation Response by Herbert Benson on page 56
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