No direct blood supply to ligaments or tendons so they take a very long time to heal.
I've never been able to watch myself get tattooed - both of mine are unviewable by me - my tramp stamp and a nape of neck tattoo. Thinking about a floral on the shoulder - I'd kinda like to watch that (i think...).
I've never been able to watch myself get tattooed - both of mine are unviewable by me - my tramp stamp and a nape of neck tattoo. Thinking about a floral on the shoulder - I'd kinda like to watch that (i think...).
I'm also toying with the idea of a tatt on the outside of my right foot. I have no feeling whatsoever there! But I'd prefer sedation over euthanasia...
Well everything went OK. Enlarged but no deformities. Even though the Dr was a good looking female it’s still not a pleasant thing. I fail to see what people find enjoyable by having something put in the out door.
Two/half years ago . . . check-up/finger, doctor didn't like what he felt. Blood tests confirmed that I had aggressive prostate cancer. Bone density, prostate bi-opsy, colonoscopy, multiple stomach injections, and twenty bouts of radiation. Long road of recovery for a very fit active man . . .
That's what they say, but unfortunately it isn't always true. My father died FROM it. You do NOT want to go that way...They say most men die WITH prostate cancer but much fewer die FROM it. Get that stuff checked.
Men, me included, don’t like to go to the Dr because they are afraid to hear something bad. Many don’t go till it’s too late. My Medicare plan is great and I have a fantastic Dr. Men need to start getting a PSA test in our 50s to get a base line value especially if there is a family history. If you get prostate cancer earlier in life it tends to be more aggressive. Everyone is afraid of the Big C but it’s not like in the past. There are great treatments available today. Prostate cancer survival rate is in the high nineties. When I was a Radiation Therapist prostate cancer and breast cancer patients were the majority of my patients.
Guys, what the hell is "PSA" that yall keep talking about?
PSA = Prostate Screening Antigen.
Watching this number in your blood tests is used for prostate cancer potential.
PSA
Actually, its Prostate Specific Antigen, if you're over 50 get it checked ASAFP
I always wonder if every good looking female urologist just assumes every patient she sees chose her for specifically that reason. Then I wonder if every patient she sees has considered that she believes that about them, and just don't care, and if I care little enough about being thought of that way to be one of those patients.