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186 reactions · 84 shares | Prostate cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in men, according to the Prostate Cancer Foundation. But Dr. Matthew Tollefson, a urologic oncologist, explains why cancer isn't the only problem men have to worry about when it comes to their prostates. https://mayocl.in/34lKjJE | Mayo Clinic | Facebook

5 questions to ask your UROLOGIST before getting a Prostate Exam ⬇️ 1. What exactly happens during a prostate exam, and how long does it take? 2. Are there different types of prostate exams (digital rectal exam, PSA test), and which one do you recommend for me? 3. What symptoms or risk factors make a prostate exam especially important in my case? 4. How should I prepare for the exam, and is there anything I should avoid beforehand? 5. If my results come back abnormal, what are the next steps or