The Grand Experiment has ended. The saga which began here is a wrap. Abbadee, abbadee, That's All, Folks!
My latest doctor at Medical Affiliated Research Center called a couple of days ago and told me that the BPH study was over. The pharmaceutical company had gathered enough data to determine that this mode of treatment is made of fail. Injecting testosterone-inhibiting brews is not a helpful modality in remedying enlarged prostate issues. Back to the drawing board.
I would not be averse to participating in other medical studies. It's a good way to keep tabs on one's basic medical state.
2 comments:
Sorry to hear about your troubles...I hope they find something that works:
It's good to have you around!
Thanks, Ted. More annoying than anything. My PSA is LOW!!! No prostate cancer issues, just the predations of male aging.
Thanks, Adam!
Not a bad gig, this testing. I'll sign up for summat else, if anything appropriate comes up. I would encourage people to check out doing medical testing. It's rubber-hits-the-road research, and has the plus of regular medical monitoring...very important, especially for people who may not have insurance.
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