OUR MEDICAL SYSTEM IS FILLED WITH IDIOTS!

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  • Que

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    :soapbox:

    You mean to tell me that we can now cure a newborn coming into the world with AIDS; replace lungs, kidneys and joints; conduct quadruple heart bypasses and get an athlete back on the field in three months after tearing an ACL... but, we can't find another, more humane way to conduct a prostate exam?! :xmad:

    Forget about going to Mars, fixing global warming and avoiding any more fiscal cliffs, until we develop a laser or x-ray to examine the prostate!

    Rant off, but certainly not my pain! I can't believe I had to PAY for that! :xmad:
     

    N8RV

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    Face it, Que -- you're just mad because you realized that he had both of his hands on your shoulders during the exam. :D :D :D
     

    GodFearinGunTotin

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    There's a couple witty retorts that spring to mind. But in the interest of keeping this a PG site, I'll just keep them to myself.:naughty:
     

    mrjarrell

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    My doc doesn't do prostate exams the old fashioned, primitive way. He uses a much more accurate blood test that doesn't involve any real discomfort for either of us. Maybe you need a new doc, one who's keeping up with medical science?
     

    Brandon

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    LOL This reminded me of a Tom Mabe wrong number bill collector clip floating around on the net somewhere...

    Kind of makes my day not seem all that bad.
     

    Double T

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    :soapbox:

    You mean to tell me that we can now cure a newborn coming into the world with AIDS; replace lungs, kidneys and joints; conduct quadruple heart bypasses and get an athlete back on the field in three months after tearing an ACL... but, we can't find another, more humane way to conduct a prostate exam?! :xmad:

    Forget about going to Mars, fixing global warming and avoiding any more fiscal cliffs, until we develop a laser or x-ray to examine the prostate!

    Rant off, but certainly not my pain! I can't believe I had to PAY for that! :xmad:

    They do, but that's for after the digital exam.
     

    Que

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    My doc doesn't do prostate exams the old fashioned, primitive way. He uses a much more accurate blood test that doesn't involve any real discomfort for either of us. Maybe you need a new doc, one who's keeping up with medical science?

    I was told that method wasn't reliable for people who look like me. :rolleyes: I was also told that I had to start at 35, while others got to start at 40.
     

    Double T

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    I was told that method wasn't reliable for people who look like me. :rolleyes: I was also told that I had to start at 35, while others got to start at 40.
    That is correct. PSA's aren't that reliable at discovering cancer cells, only managing them post Treatment.

    I believe I'm supposed to get checked next year (at 30) due to very high familial risk (over 2/3 of aunt's have had breast cancer). Not looking forward to it.
     

    Bunnykid68

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