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Actos Attorneys 12/29/2011:  When facing the prospects of chemotherapy, it is essential to have an oncologist who can inform you fully of the potential probable effectiveness of the chemotherapy being offered. Just as importantly, the toxicities of the chemotherapy must be fully reviewed. Of course, there are no absolutes when reviewing the potential for success and failure. Each individual’s cancer is unique. Some respond better than others to chemotherapy. General statistics regarding disease regression and remission are available. Absolute numbers for the individual are not.

After several courses of chemotherapy, an assessment of your clinical progress will be made. This will generally require a study such as a CAT scan, to check the response of the cancer to the chemotherapy. If progress is being made and the individual is tolerating the chemotherapy, a decision is then made to continue the chemotherapy to completion. If on the other hand, the cancer is not responding or the individual is not tolerating the therapy, a decision can be made to stop further chemotherapy, alter the present regimen, or try a different course of chemotherapy.

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Actos Attorneys 12/29/2011:  The neurovascular bundles which run adjacent and adherent to the prostate can be pushed aside as the bladder and prostate are removed. This is more technically difficult compared to the standard non-nerve sparing approach. Sparing the nerves is not always possible even with the best effort. If the individual has questionable erections prior to the surgery, a nerve sparing procedure rarely leads to preservation of erections and therefore is not warranted. Extensive bladder cancer may encroach on the prostate, making a nerve sparing procedure extremely difficult if not impossible.

There are multiple factors which must be considered. Generally younger patients, those in better overall health, and those with excellent preoperative erections can expect a more rapid return of erectile activity if the nerve sparing approach is successful. Even with meticulous nerve sparing, some nerve injury, either temporary or permanent may occur. The extent of the injury will determine how quickly erections may return. Erections may start returning in as little as two to three months, or may gradually return over a period of a year, or may not return at all. A number of other options are available if oral medications are ineffective, if the individual does not tolerate the medications, or is not a candidate for taking them.

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Actos Attorney12/15/2011: Bleeding is usually present, but rarely severe. Some tumors are more vascular than others and will bleed more. In addition, the resection will involve the bladder wall and vascularity varies here as well. Transfusions are not generally required unless an individual starts with a low blood count from previous bleeding or medical condition. Bleeding can be an on going concern until the bladder completely heals weeks later. Catheterization and irrigation may be required. Just a small amount of blood will change the color of urine red. Urine that is punch colored or the color of rosé wine generally is not serious and will clear on its own. When the urine has large amounts of blood in it, the appearance generally looks like tomato juice, indicating serious bleeding requiring medical attention.

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