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I MARRIED A DICK DOCTOR WHO FIXES WOMEN TOO


            thing he wants to hear is a pee joke. This is not a voluntary trip and
            the last thing he wants to talk about is his prostate.
               Most people don’t know what the prostate is actually for and
            how it may interfere with a man’s ability to pee. The prostate is a
            walnut-sized gland at the base of a man’s bladder. It surrounds
            the urethra, which is the tube that connects your bladder to your
            pee hole allowing your pee to exit in fine fashion. The prostate’s
            main purpose is to produce a fluid that transports a man’s sperm
            during ejaculation ensuring a perfect delivery every time. Now
            imagine if the prostate surrounding the urethra gets bigger and
            bigger and essentially chokes off the urethra. Peeing becomes a
            magic act and you realize it’s time to get to a urologist.
               When a man gets to this point, he is having so much difficulty
            peeing or emptying his bladder, he is convinced it must be the
            start of prostate cancer. This is why it takes men so long to make
            that appointment with the urologist. Not only is it embarrassing
            and humiliating to describe how your pee stream sounds like
            skipping rocks on a lake, or that you feel like you are never able
            to empty your bladder, but the possibility of prostate cancer lies
            beneath this entire conversation.
               Now just to start this conversation off properly with regards
            to all things “prostate,” let’s be very clear about what I will call
            “The Little Trickster.” I call it this because the Dick Doctor said
            there are ZERO symptoms for prostate cancer, unless it is already
            in the advanced stages. Did you hear me on that one? There are
            ZERO symptoms for prostate cancer in the early stages. And,
            if you have shown up to the urologist with weight loss or bone
            pain, it’s probably too late.

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