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September 6, 2005
On call. I'm a 67-year-old heart patient with a dilemma. It's not my heart but my grandson. He's a wonderful 7-year-old, but he's hooked on McDonald's. I love to take him out and make him happy, but I always end up eating the wrong thing. Do you have any suggestions?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
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August 25, 2004
On call. I have recently been diagnosed with early prostate cancer. I am 66 years old, but I still have an active sex life. I'm considering radioactive seed therapy, but I want to know if it's safe for my wife
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
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October 22, 2004
On call. Nearly every day I seem to get an e-mail offering a foolproof way to lengthen my penis. Is there anything to this?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
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October 22, 2004
On call. I am 47 years old and I've just been diagnosed with high blood pressure. My doctor wants to put me on medication, but I'm worried that it will make me impotent. If I decide to take a drug, which would be best?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
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January 30, 2008
On call. I've been called a "chocoholic" because I love chocolate and eat a piece after dinner every night. My weight is fine and my cholesterol is, too. Is there any reason to change my ways?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
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January 26, 2008
On call. The top of my tongue has taken on a dark brown color and a fuzzy look. I don't have a sore throat and I can taste everything, but I'm a bit worried. I am 67, and my only medications are Timoptic and Xalatan-drops for glaucoma. Can you tell me what's wrong and what to do about it?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
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January 27, 2006
On call. I know you have expressed reservations about alternative therapy from time to time. I realize that it's a tricky issue for doctors, but I find the idea appealing. In particular, I'd like your opinion about chelation therapy. I'm a 68-year-old diabetic with angina
Harvey B Simon
Newsweek
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February 17, 2006
Benefits from small changes
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
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April 20, 2007
On call. My 27-year-old son had his left testicle removed to treat testicular cancer. He's doing beautifully, and his doctors are confident that he is cured. We are all delighted, but we worry that he may develop cancer in his right testicle. What are the chances of a second cancer? And what should we do about it?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
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May 10, 2006
On call. I am 47 years old and I've always been healthy. My main problem is insomnia. Sleeping pills don't work well, and they make me feel groggy. Finally, my doctor gave me a prescription for Desyrel, and he seems to have hit the bull's-eye. I've been sleeping much better and haven't noticed any side effects. But my pharmacist warned me about abnormal erections. Is it a serious concern?
Harvey B Simon
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Harvard Men'S Health Watch
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September 6, 2005
On call. I'm a 67-year-old heart patient with a dilemma. It's not my heart but my grandson. He's a wonderful 7-year-old, but he's hooked on McDonald's. I love to take him out and make him happy, but I always end up eating the wrong thing. Do you have any suggestions?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
|
August 25, 2004
On call. I have recently been diagnosed with early prostate cancer. I am 66 years old, but I still have an active sex life. I'm considering radioactive seed therapy, but I want to know if it's safe for my wife
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
|
October 22, 2004
On call. Nearly every day I seem to get an e-mail offering a foolproof way to lengthen my penis. Is there anything to this?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
|
October 22, 2004
On call. I am 47 years old and I've just been diagnosed with high blood pressure. My doctor wants to put me on medication, but I'm worried that it will make me impotent. If I decide to take a drug, which would be best?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
|
January 30, 2008
On call. I've been called a "chocoholic" because I love chocolate and eat a piece after dinner every night. My weight is fine and my cholesterol is, too. Is there any reason to change my ways?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
|
January 26, 2008
On call. The top of my tongue has taken on a dark brown color and a fuzzy look. I don't have a sore throat and I can taste everything, but I'm a bit worried. I am 67, and my only medications are Timoptic and Xalatan-drops for glaucoma. Can you tell me what's wrong and what to do about it?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
|
January 27, 2006
On call. I know you have expressed reservations about alternative therapy from time to time. I realize that it's a tricky issue for doctors, but I find the idea appealing. In particular, I'd like your opinion about chelation therapy. I'm a 68-year-old diabetic with angina
Harvey B Simon
Newsweek
|
February 17, 2006
Benefits from small changes
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
|
April 20, 2007
On call. My 27-year-old son had his left testicle removed to treat testicular cancer. He's doing beautifully, and his doctors are confident that he is cured. We are all delighted, but we worry that he may develop cancer in his right testicle. What are the chances of a second cancer? And what should we do about it?
Harvey B Simon
Harvard Men'S Health Watch
|
May 10, 2006
On call. I am 47 years old and I've always been healthy. My main problem is insomnia. Sleeping pills don't work well, and they make me feel groggy. Finally, my doctor gave me a prescription for Desyrel, and he seems to have hit the bull's-eye. I've been sleeping much better and haven't noticed any side effects. But my pharmacist warned me about abnormal erections. Is it a serious concern?
Harvey B Simon
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