>Guess I'm not as sharp with the computer stuff as I once was.
>Will blame it on old-age.

>Could you please tell me, very specifically, how I go about "checking the
>history"

>Much thanks.
>Appreciate it.
>Bob
>----------------------------------------
>"This has been discussed lots of times in the group... check the
>history...   Ed"
>----------------------------------------
>My original Post:

>Have just started Avodart, after giving up after 6 months with Flomax.

>Read that Avodart makes psa readings for (possible) prostate cancer as a
>test meaningless.

>This seems like a bit of a problem, as you sure don't want to have periodic
>biopsies to test for.

>Are there any "good" other tests to replace the typical psa one for testing,
>that one's MD may, or may not, be
>too familiar with ?

> Check out Google Groups. Here is a link:
> http://tinyurl.com/5ddpnn

> To search for posts about avodart and psa  in sci.med.prostate.bph
> only, do
> http://tinyurl.com/63f7pe

> Ed

>>Hi Ed,

>>Guess I'm not as sharp with the computer stuff as I once was.
>>Will blame it on old-age.

>>Could you please tell me, very specifically, how I go about "checking the
>>history"

>>Much thanks.
>>Appreciate it.
>>Bob
>>----------------------------------------
>>"This has been discussed lots of times in the group... check the
>>history...   Ed"
>>----------------------------------------
>>My original Post:

>>Have just started Avodart, after giving up after 6 months with Flomax.

>>Read that Avodart makes psa readings for (possible) prostate cancer as a
>>test meaningless.

>>This seems like a bit of a problem, as you sure don't want to have
>>periodic
>>biopsies to test for.

>>Are there any "good" other tests to replace the typical psa one for
>>testing,
>>that one's MD may, or may not, be
>>too familiar with ?