You Got It Right: Yes, a Urologist. They are best suited to handle prostate problems at that stage. I'm sure you'll be able to find an excellent Urologist in any major city on the East Coast.
Answered 12/30/2014
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Urologist/Oncologist: Prostate Cancer may require many specialists working together Urologist are who make a diagnosis by doing Prostate Biopsy, Radiation Oncologist specialize in Radiation therapy for cancers including Prostate Medical Oncologists who contribute in treating cancer with medicines like Hormone therapy and chemotherapy There are some urologists who are called Urologic oncologist See a urologist first
Answered 9/28/2016
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Urologist or oncolog: for localized prostate cancer, a urologist is the first stop (although he may recommend radiation therapy. For metastatic prostate cancer, a medical oncologist is first stop. You don't mention where the patient lives. When prostate cancer is not cured, it requires ongoing care, best given by a doctor close to home.
Answered 12/30/2014
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Prostate cancer: Prostate cancer is managed by a urologist. When the cancer has spread you need a team approach with a urologist and medical oncologist; I advise using a urologist that specializes in urologic cancers: urologists specialize in areas like cancer, pediatrics, female urology, and reconstruction.
Answered 1/10/2015
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Urologist : More specifically a Urologic Oncologist, a urologist with subspecialty training in Oncology. MMost cancer centers have a multidisciplinary clinic where different specialists meet and discuss the treatment options
Answered 9/6/2020
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