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Prostate cancer, Clusters, Tumor

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Identify gene location/karyotype the chromosomes

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Identify gene location/karyotype the chromosomes

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At least 15 different loci located on 10 distinct chromosomes have been linked to hereditary prostate cancer. In recent genome-wide association studies it said a minimum of 30 common genetic loci associated with prostate cancer.

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Describe the signs and symptoms in detail

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Describe the signs and symptoms in detail

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Problems with urination and sexual function. when the prostate starts to grow it will put pressure on the urethra so the flow of urine can stop, start and sometimes be weak or cause a burning feeling. There can also be blood in urine and semen.

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Depending how severe the prostate cancer is and how big the clusters are. If the clusters are small it can be harmless in this situation the doctor uses the “wait and watch” If the cluster is a large the doctor may feel having surgery is the best possible option. Radiation can be an option for either after the surgery or in replace of the surgery in this case the treatment is aimed right at the cluster. The last treatment possible is for a recurrence or advanced disease chemotherapy.

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Usually when diagnosed with prostate cancer men are usually in their late 60’s early 70’s because prostate cancer is often a slow growing cancer doctors typically find it in the early stages. Only 1 in 36 men die from prostate cancer. More often than not these men will usually die from something else before prostate cancer.

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What different prenatal tests could have been provided to parents prior to the birth of the child?

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What different prenatal tests could have been provided to parents prior to the birth of the child?

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Men who had a brother or father with prostate cancer are at more of a risk to get prostate cancer. You could have the husband tested for prostate cancer to see if he had it and get the father and or other sibling that is male to get tested as well.

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Scientists have found several inherited gene changes that seem to raise prostate cancer risk like;

1. Inherited mutations of the genes raise the risk of breast and ovarian cancers in some families. Mutations in these genes may also increase prostate cancer risk in some men.

2. Men with Lynch syndrome, a condition caused by inherited gene changes, have an increased risk for a number of cancers, including prostate cancer.

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How frequently does is appear in a poplation V.S. specific populaton?

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How frequently does is appear in a poplation V.S. specific populaton?

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More than 27,540 men will die from this disease and more than 220,800 will be diagnosed with Prostate Cancer. African American men are 56% more likely to develop prostate cancer compared with Caucasian men and nearly 2.5 times as likely to die from the disease.

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To younger children it may be easier to say "Daddy is sick, the doctor is going to help him get better" and to older children its best to keep it simple but rip the bandage off and be truthful with them.

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