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Radiation therapy uses high doses of radiation, such as X-rays, to destroy cancer cells. The radiation damages the genetic material of the cells so that they can't grow. Although radiation damages normal cells as well as cancer cells, the normal cells can repair themselves and function, while the cancer cells cannot.
Radiation therapy may be used alone or combined with hormonal treatment to treat prostate cancer. It is most effective in treating cancers that have not spread outside the prostate. But it also may be used if the cancer has spread to nearby tissue. Radiation is sometimes used after surgery to destroy any remaining cancer cells and to relieve pain from metastatic cancer.
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- Conformal radiotherapy (3D-CRT) uses a three-dimensional planning system to target a strong dose of radiation to the prostate cancer. This helps to protect healthy tissue from radiation.
- Intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) uses a carefully adjusted amount of radiation. This protects healthy tissues more than conformal radiotherapy does.
- Proton beam therapy uses a different type of energy (protons) rather than X-rays. This allows a higher amount of specifically-directed radiation, which protects nearby healthy tissues (especially the rectum). Sometimes proton therapy is combined with X-ray therapy. It is available only at big medical centers.
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- High-dose-rate (HDR) brachytherapy uses radioactive material placed into the prostate for a very brief period of time (seconds to minutes) before being removed. The radiation is delivered this way several times.
- Low-dose-rate (LDR) brachytherapy uses a lower dose of radioactive material that is left in place permanently.
Sometimes treatment combines brachytherapy with low-dose external radiation. In other cases, treatment combines surgery with external radiation or hormone therapy may be used along with brachytherapy.
Before radiation therapy is scheduled, your doctor probably will order a bone scan and CT scan to find out whether the cancer has spread to other parts of your body. If it has, your doctor may offer you the option of a clinical trial for treatment.
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Side effects may last only as long as the treatment, or they may continue and become chronic. Some side effects occur after treatment, such as erection problems. For some men, this problem gets gradually worse over the course of several years after treatment. The long-term effects of radiation therapy on the main body systems are not yet known. Side effects include:1
- An irritated rectum that can cause an urgent need to pass stool. This is called proctitis.
- An inflamed bladder and urination problems. This is called cystitis.
- An inflamed intestine and diarrhea. This is called enteritis.
- Being unable to have an erection. This is called impotence.
- Being unable to control urination. This is called incontinence.
- Painful urination. This is called dysuria.
- Bleeding from the rectum or blood in the urine.
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Radiation therapy is used for:
- Cancer that has not spread in generally healthy men who are younger than 70.
- Cancer that has spread to the bones, is not getting better with hormonal treatment, and is causing pain.
- Cancer that has come back in the prostate after surgery.
- Cancer cells that may remain after surgery, especially if all the cancer cannot be removed. This is done very rarely.
How Well It Works
For early-stage prostate cancer, prostatectomy and radiation appear to work equally well. Radiation appears to work as well as prostatectomy and active surveillance for most men over 65 who have early stage prostate cancer (stages I and II, also called localized prostate cancer). For men younger than 65, treatment with surgery may help them live longer.2
For treating low-risk prostate cancer, brachytherapy alone works well.3
For treating advanced prostate cancer that has grown beyond the prostate but not into lymph nodes or bones, external-beam radiation combined with hormone drugs can work better than surgery. This treatment often results in controlling cancer growth and in many years of disease-free survival.1
Radiation therapy also works well to treat pain when prostate cancer has spread to the bone.4
Side effects are common. Some men develop long-term problems that may have a significant impact on their quality of life. Long-term problems that can be caused by radiation treatment include:
- An irritated rectum and an urgent need to pass a stool. This is called proctitis.
- An inflamed bladder and urination problems. This is called cystitis.
- An inflamed intestine and diarrhea. This is called enteritis.
- Being unable to have an erection. This is called impotence.
- Being unable to control urination. This is called incontinence.
- Painful urination. This is called dysuria.
What To Think About
The goal of radiation therapy is to deliver the highest dose possible to the prostate while protecting the rest of the nearby organs (such as the bladder and rectum) from unnecessary radiation. Newer ways of giving radiation, such as 3D-CRT, IMRT, and proton beam therapy, are more accurate. This has helped to reduce problems caused by radiation.
Complete the special treatment information form (PDF) (What is a PDF document?) to help you understand this treatment.
- National Cancer Institute (2012). Prostate Cancer Treatment (PDQ)—Health Professional Version. Available online: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/treatment/prostate/HealthProfessional.
- Lu-Yao GL, et al. (2010). Outcomes of localized prostate cancer following conservative management. JAMA, 302(11): 1202–1209.
- Zelefsky MJ, et al. (2011). Cancer of the prostate. In VT DeVita Jr et al., eds., DeVita, Hellman and Rosenberg's Cancer: Principles and Practice of Oncology, 9th ed., pp. 1220–1271. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.
- D'Amico AV, et al. (2012). Radiation therapy for prostate cancer. In AJ Wein et al., eds., Campbell-Walsh Urology, 10th ed., vol. 3, pp. 2850–2872. Philadelphia: Saunders.
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Jacques cuts the cooking time of a whole chicken in half with a pair of shears and a few cuts of his knife for roasted split chicken with a mustard crust.G
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Is there a local feed store where you can put up a notice to sell extras? Where are you ordering from?
Just noticed that you said 100 'of either sex'. If you just want hens, in all honesty I would go with pullets, not straight run (both sexes). You can guarantee that at least 50% will be roosters, and you can't tell them apart for a few months. Unless you plan to eat the extra roosters...
I hadn't thought of the feed store!!! that is a great idea. And after I posted last night , I too, thought about the straight run versus the pullets. I am just excited I guess. In a few years I would love to be at that level, so I could order 100 at a time. I want to eventually, rely on myslef for my chicken needs, with all the nonsense of what they feed the chickens , and treat the chickens commercially, I feel the quicker I can rely on myself as to what my family eats the better.
So that being said, I am either going with Mt. Healthy, or Ridgeway. Ridgeway I can get the 25, Mt Healthy, I have to go with 15 or 30. Which both is workable.
Thanks again!!!
I have never heard of Ridgeway, might have to check them out... I have ordered broiler chickens and turkeys from Mt Healthy... I was pleased with the quality and they are wonderful. I ordered turkeys from them last year, good old USPS took longer than they should have in shipping. I called Mt Healthy in a panic to make sure that they were actually sent. They told me to call back the next day if I still didn't see them. The next day had a different delivery person than usual, and she didn't call me (even though the box said 'call on arrival' and it was highlighted). She put the poor poults in he vehicle and drove around with them all day, and it was hot out. 7 out of 17 dead on arrival, it was Saturday. Called the hatchery to let them know they had arrived and about the dead ones (and a few didn't look good), they told me to call back on Monday with the final tally. Lost two more within a few hours. Called Mt Healthy Monday AM to say that we lost 9 total, they put 10 in the mail that day. So out of the 15 that I actually ordered, plus the extras they sent both times, I ended up with 18 turkeys. I called the local PO and voiced my displeasure that they didn't call. I ordered fom Ideal this year because they have the Black East Indie ducklings... so I have 50 chickens and 5 ducklings shipping out next week on their way here. Can't wait!!! What state are you in?
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I am getting ready to order chicks for the first time since I was a child. Here is my question. If i get the "suprise bag" which you don't know what varieties or how many of either sex, I can get them for about 43 cents a piece including delivery. The down side is I have to order 100. I can only swing about 25 right now. But to get 25 hens, I am going to have to pay about the same price. I don't have any neighbors or family or friends that want any chicks, however they are happy to take some of my eggs once they are laying. Does anyone have any ideas? Or am I going to have to bite the bullet and deal with paying for times as much for the 25? Any input would be appreciated.
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For this purpose you can get the services of experts.No doubt in these days a lot of different pest removal companies are provide different services to removes pests. Is there a local feed store where you can put up a notice to sell extras? Where are you ordering from? What is your opinion about it share your thinking about it. for more information you can visit the link below
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2 servings fries (see below, hot)
1 cup cheese curds (room temperature)
1 cup mushroom gravy (see below, hot)
1. Serve the fries topped with the cheese curds and mushroom gravy.
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(makes 2 servings)1 tablespoon olive oil
1 onion (diced finely)
1 tablespoon butter
8 ounces mushrooms (cleaned and sliced)
1 clove garlic (chopped)
1/2 teaspoon thyme (chopped)
salt and pepper to taste
1/4 cup red wine (or broth)
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3. Bake in a preheated 400F oven until golden brown and crispy on all sides, about 30-45 minutes flipping them every 15 minutes.
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Why in the world would Minnesota would to trade back for their own 1st round pick if they think they'll be good? It makes no sense. I don't think I've ever seen any team trade away their pick and then trade to get it back.
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Why in the world would Minnesota would to trade back for their own 1st round pick if they think they'll be good? It makes no sense. I don't think I've ever seen any team trade away their pick and then trade to get it back.
Now that we are 1/4 through the season instead of 0/4, how are we looking on this pick?
What was its value? What is its value? What will its value be?
I know I placed a value on it in here and it seems that would have been a good deal I'm not sure we could get today: Rubio and Love. How about tomorrow?
Rubio and Williams was mentioned as just rightsaying and toothe low. How about that?
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Would anybody trade Kaman, Jack and one of the firsts for Rondo and Jermain O'Neal? Saw Boston fans discussing it on some forum.
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What bar were they drinking in? Sounds like a killer joint.
I think their pick stays in the 8-12 range. If it's 8 and the fix is in the pick could be top 3. If it's 12 you miss out on the sure starters but there are still worthwhile guys to draft. I don't think it's a very tradeable asset. Assuming the Hornets are able to draft one of the "sure thing" PFs with their pick the Minnesota pick would be good to take a chance on a high upside guy like Quincy Miller. I don't see how a trade gets us a better prospect than the 8-12 pick, and the only other thing we want besides prospects to rebuild with is moving Okafor's contract and there aren't too many scenarios I can think of where trading Okafor and the pick gets us a reasonable return.
So maybe we should have shopped it? And Love and Williams too high? Not too low?
Packaging it could work but I'm not sure we want to dump Okafor now. Maybe we do. It's worthy of consideration.
Also, forget about the fix. There is no evidence of such a thing.
Rubio's good play hasn't helped, but I think the value of the pick changed when Adelman took the job. By the time we got the pick it had already been devalued so shopping it immediately probably wouldn't have gotten much more than shopping now.So maybe we should have shopped it?
The guys logic was that with Jack/ Allen/Pierce/KG/Kaman they could still make a run in the playoffs this year, with Kaman and a couple of their players( I think KG but don't quote me) expiring they could make a bang in free agency (he said go after Dwight/Deron but I dont really buy that) and with the Minny pick they would have 4 picks in next years draft and either build from there or try and trade up with them. I think they way overvalue Jack, but in all honesty, he made decent points.
I mean why would the Hornets do it?
I see it as an unqualified step. Maybe without our pick or their 'worst' one coming our way. Long terms, it hurts us.
I'd trade the pick and Okafor for Derrick Williams. He was the #2 pick last year and maybe should have been the #1 pick. I'm not sure who this year in college is better than Williams was last year, or further more who would be better as a rookie than Williams as a 2nd year player.
Being able to get rid of Okafor would seal it for me.
Also... no way Wolves are trading Rubio. It's not happening.
Minnesota is the 10th seed right now and i dont see them leapfrogging the more established West teams. Keep the pick unless we are bombarded with an overwhelming offer.
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That is correct. I don't want Rondo's deal going forward. I think we will have better options overall for the next 2 summers, and I want Dell to have his shot so we can see if he's legit or not. He's shown great promise, but we need to see him build, not manuver. Any deal like Rondo's going with Gordon and Okafor hurts that.
Next stop: Okafor. This summer or next season.
Most definitely I would trade one of the picks along with contract filler like Okafor,kaman, or Ariza to get a pg like Rondo. Jack is nice, but if I had a chance to get a pg like Rondo and pair him with EG that your backcourt for the next decade potentially.
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3) OK, I am going to have to try this.
I bought six pads and a mini Planet Wise wet/dry bag and was actually looking forward to getting my period.
As for the gross factor, when you are doing dirty diaper laundry anyway, it's nothing to rinse out the pads and throw them in the wet bag, then wash with the diapers. There's no additional grossness at all, really. If anything, I find it a little less gross to wash them than have them piling up in the wastebasket in our bathroom. As for how it went, I can definitely say that cloth is much, much more comfortable and seems just as functional as whatever mystery material makes up disposable pads. Additionally, feminine hygiene products are expensive! So I like that by spending around $30 I have basically enough to get me through the foreseeable future.
A couple of years ago I never would have imagined I'd be here, using cloth diapers and "mama cloth" - something I hadn't even heard of before. But here I am, and it really isn't that big of a deal to me. Though I must admit, my husband was a little weirded out by the idea and because of his reactions, I haven't been bragging about the fact that I've made the switch for my baby and ME to people in our day-to-day life. But, when it all comes down to it, it isn't exactly something that comes up often in polite conversation anyway. I can be more comfortable, and it can be my little secret! It only helps that the cute, little Planet Wise bag is the perfect size to keep things discreet.
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28 comments:
- Monika said...
I remember years ago I had cloth pads, they were Luna pads I believe. I tried so hard to like them, but cleaning them was awful. They honestly looked so gross after a few months. Then I lost one and was so aggravated haha. We do cloth diaper but the cloth pads are so not for me. I wish I could love them!
- May 8, 2011 at 12:39 AM
- Sincerely, Sara said...
Mama cloth was the same for me.. After I started cloth diapering my son I started hearing about this thing called "mama cloth" and was immediately turned off by the thought. However as I read more about it and took some time to wrap my brain around it, the pros definitely outweighed the seemingly cons of it. I bought my stash from a friend who makes them and haven't looked back. The cons are NON-EXISTENT. They are more comfortable, easy on the wallet, that yucky smell that happens with disposable pads is NOT there, environmentally friendly, I'm set for A LONG TIME. I would never go back to disposable.. well maybe for vacation if it would come to that, but otherwise I'm a devoted Mama Cloth user and have even made a few for myself (SIMPLE). Also.. DIVA CUPS make for an amazing combo. True story.
- May 8, 2011 at 6:56 AM
- Jelli Bean said...
I also love mama cloth. It is more comfortable, and your trash never stinks.
- May 8, 2011 at 8:40 AM
- Carisa said...
I've been really considering this for a while! I mean, if I can handle poopy cloth diapers, this really can't be worse. I might go look into it again!
- May 8, 2011 at 9:32 AM
- Becca said...
The more I've learned about cloth diapering, the more interested I've become in mama cloth. I've yet to try it, but this post may be just the thing to prompt me to make the change!
- May 8, 2011 at 10:56 AM
- Jana said...
I completely agree with you. I wanted to do cloth diapers because I hated feminine pads. I always dried out, got ingrown hairs, and they stank. I convinced my husband to let me buy a stash of cloth pads because I was using panty liners every day while pregnant. I have always been horrified by the quantities of money I spent on plastic pads. I love my cloth pads.
- May 8, 2011 at 12:29 PM
- Julia said...
I'm planning on ditching the disposable pads in the near future. I'm a bit nervous, especially since I currently use tampons + pads, and I don't think I can go to just pads, and the washable tampons really scare me. But I have a large supply of OB tampons from when I stocked up during the recent supply issues, and I plan to continue using those until they are gone, so I have a while before I have to worry about a tampon replacement.
- May 8, 2011 at 7:06 PM
- Anna said...
I could never stand pads in the first place, so I'm thinking the Diva Cup is the way to go for me!
- May 8, 2011 at 8:04 PM
What kind of "Momma cloth" do you use??? I'm thinking about making the switch and wanted to get an opinion:):)
- May 8, 2011 at 8:36 PM
- Catherine said...
I had a very similar experience. I went from grossed out to curious to convert. They are so much more comfortable than disposables, and I especially notice the difference when I work out. Personally, I use a diva cup and add a pad if I think I may be out and about and not have easy acess to a restroom without toting a toddler with me. I also sometimes go with just a pad to "air out". I have in my stash 3 fuzzibunz liners, 3 happy heiny normal pads, 2 knickernappies stackable pads and I just added 6 HH overnight pads to use postpartum. I would recommend all of those brands, especially HH and knickernappies because they are awesome brands made in the USA.
- May 8, 2011 at 9:57 PM
- Nina said...
I started using the Diva Cup almost 2 years ago. I like it a lot! Not just the saving money part, but also the trash not being filled with menstrual messes. Though now that I'm pregnant and researching cloth diapers, I kinda want to try mama cloth as well!
- May 9, 2011 at 2:33 AM
- Christine said...
When I came home from the hospital (after having my LO), I was super uncomfortable. I was a tampon-user forced to use pads, and I just couldn't find anything comfortable. That aside, I kept getting horribly swollen and sore (even looking raw), and finally just stopped using them (near the end, anyway... just opting for old undies that wouldn't matter if something leaked!) and the pain went away. I think I will get some cloth for next time around, and I'm looking into the diva cup for the future...
- May 9, 2011 at 6:14 AM
- Tricia said...
I love my Diva cup. I switched after my first PP cycle. Once I began cloth diapering and had experienced child birth the Diva cup didn't seem so scary. I can't wait until I can afford to get some mama cloth liners to use with my diva cup. It never leaks, but I like to wear a liner just in case since I don't empty it at all during the work day or when out and about (which is the most awesome thing about the cup I must add!).
- May 9, 2011 at 8:14 AM
- Miss-buggy said...
I made a few myself. They are thicker but I love them. They are so much more comfortable. I actually use them in conjunction with the Diva Cup. I won't put that crappy diaper stuff on my kid so why would I want it on my skin? DREADING the post partum stage after this pregnancy because of the lack of mommma cloths that I have but I know it will be temporary. LOVE cloth
- May 9, 2011 at 10:33 AM
- AJU5's Mom said...
I bought three pads recently for accidents (thanks to being pregnant and having allergies). I plan on using them when my cycles return as panty liners, but I think I will stick to tampons most of the time. But, I do hate disposable pads/panty liners, so not having to deal with those is nice! (except post partum)
- May 9, 2011 at 10:48 AM
- MamaRymes said...
I hated disposable pads, and switched to tampons. When I first learned about cloth pads, I too was grossed out. I revisited and researched as I got more frustrated with cost of disposables. I switched to cloth pads almost three years ago and I will never look back!
- May 9, 2011 at 10:56 AM
- Brooke said...
I bought the Keeper back in 2004 and I've been using it ever since! (How's that for a money saver?) I'm intrigued by these Mama Cloths for lighter days - I think they'll be a great compliment to my handy rubber cup.
- May 9, 2011 at 2:12 PM
- LuhvNation said...
I use the moon cup (similar to the Diva cup) and I love it! I actually started to notice my menstrual cycle getting shorter..I don't know if that happens to everyone but it made a huuuge difference. It took some time getting used to but I love it.
- May 9, 2011 at 4:29 PM
- jessw said...
The ones I have are dark with a pattern on them so stains are non-existent. I think they're called Wasabi or Wasabi Works or something like that. I actually bought them from a local diaper shop.
- May 9, 2011 at 9:54 PM
- Jena said...
I agree! I just use mama cloth as a backup for my diva cup, which I also love, but I actually look forward to my period now! It's crazy! Cloth is so much more comfortable.
- May 9, 2011 at 11:19 PM
- Kelly said...
I too am a convert to "mama" products. I use the Diva Cup and LOVE it! Love that I don't have to empty it as often as tampons and it doesn't leave me dried out. Also I have to admit that I don't get as crampy before or during my period with the cup vs. tampons. I have some mama cloth for back ups and love them too.
- May 10, 2011 at 1:38 PM
- Elyse said...
I'm looking forward to making the switch once I get AF back -- I have a 3mo old and she hasn't come to call yet. DH requested they be in some color unrelated to red though! XD He does the laundry most often. I think I'm even more excited about getting a small planet wise wet/dry bag for myself.
- May 10, 2011 at 7:26 PM
- Natural Momma said...
I don't use pads and if I did, I still think this idea is really gross. I have tried to wrap my mind around it and I can't.
I am ALL for the Diva Cup and I am going to buy one when I get a period again. I used to use a throw away brand from WalMart but the Diva or Moon Cup is what I'll use next.
I love Cloth Diapers... just not there yet for menstrual pads... - May 11, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- seahorse said...
I still can't get use to the idea.
- May 11, 2011 at 10:49 AM
I am quite intrigued by the idea of "mama cloth" but can someone who uses it speak to the issue of slippage? Do the pads stay in place well? I don't mind the diaper laundry so I don't think that I would mind that part but having the pad slide around and leak is really holding me back.
- May 11, 2011 at 11:29 AM
I too had never heard of mama cloth until cloth diapering. I was immediately intrigued and began to look at various recommendations. Finally ordered some liners from etsy as back up to the Diva (love it, but there is a "learning curve". Finally, took the plunge for actual pads from domino pads & LOVE them. They are a little pricey, but I don't need too many b/c of using the cup. It really helps in not dreading that time of the month so much.
- May 12, 2011 at 11:34 AM
- Lissydoll said...
I've been thinking about using mama cloth... worried about the whole taking it everywhere thing, but if I can do it with diapers I should be able to do it with pads, right?
- May 12, 2011 at 12:17 PM
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I subscribe to this blog.
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