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What will my father do with the side effects from his prostate cancer?
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Discuss with his Dr.: Your father or you should address this to his urologist, oncologist or radiotherapist. There are many sequelae of prostate cancer, such as pain, and urinary syptoms. All can and should be addressed by his drs.
Answered 9/28/2016
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