Dr. David Samadi

But again, the biggest—and I got so many phone calls and questions about the fact that how can someone be great a year ago, and within a year, you will have stage four with metastasis. And this is like to answer a lot of men out there who are diagnosed with prostate cancer. Number one— A lot of patients are on surveillance or close surveillance or watchful waiting.

We're monitoring them because they have low-risk prostate cancer. You need to be in the hands of experts on prostate cancer and always get a second opinion because it can advance. Now, that's another scenario, Megan, because maybe he had 10, 12 years ago a moderate-risk prostate cancer, and they told him, just watch this. It's not aggressive.

We're monitoring them because they have low-risk prostate cancer. You need to be in the hands of experts on prostate cancer and always get a second opinion because it can advance. Now, that's another scenario, Megan, because maybe he had 10, 12 years ago a moderate-risk prostate cancer, and they told him, just watch this. It's not aggressive.

We're monitoring them because they have low-risk prostate cancer. You need to be in the hands of experts on prostate cancer and always get a second opinion because it can advance. Now, that's another scenario, Megan, because maybe he had 10, 12 years ago a moderate-risk prostate cancer, and they told him, just watch this. It's not aggressive.

you know, you don't need to affect your political thing. And over time it advanced to glycine and then unfortunately metastases. So there's a lot more unknown than, than answers that we have, but given the fact that you're, you're raising a good point because I like, it's just now occurring to me.

you know, you don't need to affect your political thing. And over time it advanced to glycine and then unfortunately metastases. So there's a lot more unknown than, than answers that we have, but given the fact that you're, you're raising a good point because I like, it's just now occurring to me.

you know, you don't need to affect your political thing. And over time it advanced to glycine and then unfortunately metastases. So there's a lot more unknown than, than answers that we have, but given the fact that you're, you're raising a good point because I like, it's just now occurring to me.

That's correct. So it's not a typical story where within a year you would end up with a stage four prostate cancer. And the message that I think you're bringing up to save many more men out there who may or may not know about prostate cancer is beginning age 40, get your baseline PSA. And if you have family history, make sure you're more aggressive with getting screened.

That's correct. So it's not a typical story where within a year you would end up with a stage four prostate cancer. And the message that I think you're bringing up to save many more men out there who may or may not know about prostate cancer is beginning age 40, get your baseline PSA. And if you have family history, make sure you're more aggressive with getting screened.

That's correct. So it's not a typical story where within a year you would end up with a stage four prostate cancer. And the message that I think you're bringing up to save many more men out there who may or may not know about prostate cancer is beginning age 40, get your baseline PSA. And if you have family history, make sure you're more aggressive with getting screened.

Screening is important because when you find the cancer within the walls of prostate, the cure, 10-year survival is close to 100%. Once the prostate cancer starts to leak, and again, we don't know when he was diagnosed, how many years he's had it, and maybe they just monitored him and watched him. And we know a lot of people in America are on close surveillance and there's some danger to that.

Screening is important because when you find the cancer within the walls of prostate, the cure, 10-year survival is close to 100%. Once the prostate cancer starts to leak, and again, we don't know when he was diagnosed, how many years he's had it, and maybe they just monitored him and watched him. And we know a lot of people in America are on close surveillance and there's some danger to that.

Screening is important because when you find the cancer within the walls of prostate, the cure, 10-year survival is close to 100%. Once the prostate cancer starts to leak, and again, we don't know when he was diagnosed, how many years he's had it, and maybe they just monitored him and watched him. And we know a lot of people in America are on close surveillance and there's some danger to that.

But once it starts to leak, Then you're going to go to radiation and hormonal treatment. And then the final stage, and that's one of the reasons why I tell you, Megan, this has been going on for many years. Either he knew about it or he didn't know about it. That's a whole different political issue. you're bringing up and he should have had as a as a president, he should have these answers.

But once it starts to leak, Then you're going to go to radiation and hormonal treatment. And then the final stage, and that's one of the reasons why I tell you, Megan, this has been going on for many years. Either he knew about it or he didn't know about it. That's a whole different political issue. you're bringing up and he should have had as a as a president, he should have these answers.

But once it starts to leak, Then you're going to go to radiation and hormonal treatment. And then the final stage, and that's one of the reasons why I tell you, Megan, this has been going on for many years. Either he knew about it or he didn't know about it. That's a whole different political issue. you're bringing up and he should have had as a as a president, he should have these answers.

Once you get to stage four, unfortunately, it's a painful experience with a lot of complications from this hormonal treatment. And you're right, some of these hormonal treatment not only can affect his heart, but can affect his mental status and mental health issues. So he really need to surround himself with, you know, aggressive doctors who are going to monitor him very closely.

Once you get to stage four, unfortunately, it's a painful experience with a lot of complications from this hormonal treatment. And you're right, some of these hormonal treatment not only can affect his heart, but can affect his mental status and mental health issues. So he really need to surround himself with, you know, aggressive doctors who are going to monitor him very closely.

Once you get to stage four, unfortunately, it's a painful experience with a lot of complications from this hormonal treatment. And you're right, some of these hormonal treatment not only can affect his heart, but can affect his mental status and mental health issues. So he really need to surround himself with, you know, aggressive doctors who are going to monitor him very closely.

I think the scary part, which is the sexual dysfunction and continence, a lot of that has gone away with the world of expertise and years and years of number of cases that we've done and the technique that we have developed in the hands of expert surgeons, robotic prostate surgery, Both sexual function and continence works well. Now, you talk about impotence.