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I’ve just had a finger up my bum, perhaps you need one too.
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I’ve just had a doctor explore an orifice that ordinarily a stranger wouldn’t.
In that I’ve just had my prostate checked, thankfully it seems blood tests and the physical examination point to there being nothing too nefarious going on, and I feel very relieved to hear it.
What’s my point, half the stress with our ailments is down to not knowing and catastrophising, I urge any of you, if you feel there’s something wrong get it looked at.
I’m lucky this time, although I have to cut down the amount of tea I drink, but if it was more serious it can’t be treated without finding out.
Anyway, I hope you’re all ok but if you’re not, please try and get help.
An unusually serious Fiddles.  |
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This is so important. It’s so so common in men of a certain age (older than you fiddles usually) they caught my dad’s prostate cancer early and hopefully he’s out of the woods now but what an awful time it was. Go get checked men!! X |
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"This is so important. It’s so so common in men of a certain age (older than you fiddles usually) they caught my dad’s prostate cancer early and hopefully he’s out of the woods now but what an awful time it was. Go get checked men!! X"
Agreed. My dad's was caught early enough and they removed it. I went straight in and had mine checked.
The doctor said to me "I'm going to insert my finger into your anus Dave, try not to get hard".
I told him I wasn't called Dave. I heard his voice say "No I'm Dave"
Ok so the last bit was a bad joke. Guys - get that finger up your ass at the GP. Might just save your life. |
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"This is so important. It’s so so common in men of a certain age (older than you fiddles usually) they caught my dad’s prostate cancer early and hopefully he’s out of the woods now but what an awful time it was. Go get checked men!! X"
Totally agree with OP's point. I'm fairly certain, all the bisexual men on here won't have any issues with going to get it all checked out Nora  x |
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"Absolutely, nine times out of ten the blood test will sort it out, failing that the finger test do it, I did and it saved me a lot of bother"
Yeah. Blood test first. Don’t always have to have the finger up the bum |
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Brilliant thread... the more it's openly discussed the more we can get things checked and treated early...same as smear test for us ladies, 5 minutes to potentially save your life isn't much hardship  |
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"Absolutely, nine times out of ten the blood test will sort it out, failing that the finger test do it, I did and it saved me a lot of bother
Yeah. Blood test first. Don’t always have to have the finger up the bum "
Let’s not be hasty.
It’s interesting though as I naturally assumed the physical examination would be first stop. |
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"I’ve just had a doctor explore an orifice that ordinarily a stranger wouldn’t.
In that I’ve just had my prostate checked, thankfully it seems blood tests and the physical examination point to there being nothing too nefarious going on, and I feel very relieved to hear it.
What’s my point, half the stress with our ailments is down to not knowing and catastrophising, I urge any of you, if you feel there’s something wrong get it looked at.
I’m lucky this time, although I have to cut down the amount of tea I drink, but if it was more serious it can’t be treated without finding out.
Anyway, I hope you’re all ok but if you’re not, please try and get help.
An unusually serious Fiddles. "
You mean we’re not supposed to let strangers examine us? Oh…. |
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When I had mine done, I shook hands with the urologist and noticed he had fingers like bananas!
Gulp, thought I, but he was as gentle as gentle could be.
Get it checked chaps, it could save your life! |
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"I’ve just had a doctor explore an orifice that ordinarily a stranger wouldn’t.
In that I’ve just had my prostate checked, thankfully it seems blood tests and the physical examination point to there being nothing too nefarious going on, and I feel very relieved to hear it.
What’s my point, half the stress with our ailments is down to not knowing and catastrophising, I urge any of you, if you feel there’s something wrong get it looked at.
I’m lucky this time, although I have to cut down the amount of tea I drink, but if it was more serious it can’t be treated without finding out.
Anyway, I hope you’re all ok but if you’re not, please try and get help.
An unusually serious Fiddles. "
A friends cock is much nicer, the doc never calls me anyway.  |
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"Absolutely, nine times out of ten the blood test will sort it out, failing that the finger test do it, I did and it saved me a lot of bother
Yeah. Blood test first. Don’t always have to have the finger up the bum "
I'm having my blood tests next week. Really hoping to avoid being given the finger though. |
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"I’ve just had a doctor explore an orifice
that ordinarily a stranger wouldn’t.
In that I’ve just had my prostate checked, thankfully it seems blood tests and the physical examination point to there being nothing too nefarious going on, and I feel very relieved to hear it.
What’s my point, half the stress with our ailments is down to not knowing and catastrophising, I urge any of you, if you feel there’s something wrong get it looked at.
I’m lucky this time, although I have to cut down the amount of tea I drink, but if it was more serious it can’t be treated without finding out.
Anyway, I hope you’re all ok but if you’re not, please try and get help.
An unusually serious Fiddles. "
I am having health issues at the moment which point towards the prostate but I hate my GP and the thought of him sticking his finger up me to check makes me cringe does anyone know if any organisations other than gp's which will check down there? |
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Good on you and good on you for spreading awareness as well as your cheekies 
Same with women with smears, better to get checked and catch anything early.
Miss S x |
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"I’ve just had a doctor explore an orifice
that ordinarily a stranger wouldn’t.
In that I’ve just had my prostate checked, thankfully it seems blood tests and the physical examination point to there being nothing too nefarious going on, and I feel very relieved to hear it.
What’s my point, half the stress with our ailments is down to not knowing and catastrophising, I urge any of you, if you feel there’s something wrong get it looked at.
I’m lucky this time, although I have to cut down the amount of tea I drink, but if it was more serious it can’t be treated without finding out.
Anyway, I hope you’re all ok but if you’re not, please try and get help.
An unusually serious Fiddles.
I am having health issues at the moment which point towards the prostate but I hate my GP and the thought of him sticking his finger up me to check makes me cringe does anyone know if any organisations other than gp's which will check down there?"
The blood test is the first line, request one of those. |
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Well done for spreading your cheeks and spreading awareness 