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Medical ReferenceRelated to Prostate Cancer

141. Prostate Cancer: Treatments by Stage
     
     WebMD explains treatment options for each stage of prostate cancer.
     
142. What Is Metastatic Prostate Cancer?
     
     WebMD explains what metastatic prostate cancer is and how it is found.
     
143. Is a Prostate Cancer Clinical Trial Right for You?
     
     WebMD explains the benefits and possible risks of joining a clinical trial for the treatment of advanced prostate cancer.
     
144. Advanced Prostate Cancer Treatment: Side Effects
     
     WebMD explains ways to ease the side effects of treatment for advanced prostate cancer.
     
145. If Your PSA Level Changes During Advanced Prostate Cancer
     
     Here is what changing PSA levels mean if you have advanced prostate cancer.
     
146. Advanced Prostate Cancer: Caring for Your Bones
     
     WebMD explains how advanced prostate cancer patients can help treat bone pain and other problems related to cancer that has spread to the bones.
     
147. Common Treatments for Advanced Prostate Cancer
     
     WebMD explains the common treatments of advanced prostate cancer, along with the typical sequence of treatments.
     
148. When Your Prostate Cancer Treatment Isn't Working
     
     Here are some ways to improve your quality of life when your treatment for advanced prostate cancer isn't working, including pain relief drugs and other treatments.
     
149. What Is a Biopsy and Gleason Score?
     
     Prostate cancer is different for everyone. Your doctor will use the results of your biopsy -- your Gleason score -- to develop the best treatment plan for your situation.
     
150. Prostate Cancer and Erectile Dysfunction
     
     Prostate cancer is not a cause of erectile dysfunction, but treatments for the disease can be. Learn more from WebMD about drugs and devices available to help you regain sexual satisfaction after prostate cancer surgery and other therapies.