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hello everyone,
I have a question about prostate cancer.
.I am TDIU P/T with a service connected Disability from my Vietnam days as a Vietnam combat veteran (68/&69. for profound hearing loss and speech dificulity
My question is this..I am a little concerned!
I went to my primary Dr at VAMC..About a year ago as I go every six months to get my meds renewed ..I was told a year ago that I have a swelled prostate...I have problems urinating & dribble (sorry) and the Dr put me on some prostate meds which don't seem to be working been taking the meds a year now...I know I need to mention this to my Dr and I will as soon as I can...do anyone else have this problem? no one in my family has had the prostate cancer as for as I know?
I am in the A.O. Registry (Agent Orange)
I was reading about agent orange and I was exposed to it back in Nam but this has been 45 46 years ago...Could I file a prostate claim &claim it was from the AO? if they tell me I have it? beings I am already TDIU P/T?
I Know I won't get any more compensation $$ wise but maybe up my ratings.
I know I need to be diagnosed with it first... just asking while I'm in my right mind.
Any comments or opinions welcome
Thank you in Advance for your time.
God Bless
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Hopefully this helps you, if you were diagnosed with an enlarge prostate that does NOT mean you have prostate cancer. I have had an enlarged prostrate since I was 24 due to an accident I am 42 now
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No problem and like others have said it is presumptive of AO with is nice for older vets. I have dealt alot with the prostate over my years, a friend of my was diagnosed with cancer, his private d
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Yeah a whole host of problems can cause you to have your sexually condition, from the prostate to diabetes that is a question you should bring up with your doctor. Do your research quick internet sear
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