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Diet is always an important part of reducing your risk for disease and health complications. The Busch Center team encourages the patients we’re monitoring to take care of themselves with a healthy diet. While some doctors may recommend cutting out caffeine, we don’t believe you have to eliminate your morning coffee. In fact, a new study found higher consumption of coffee is linked to lower risk for advanced prostate cancer.  The study...

Once a patient walks in the door of Busch Center, we know they may have already seen other doctors about their prostate issues, suffered life-altering and sometimes embarrassing side effects, and had other painful prostate procedures. This is why it’s part of our vision to set a standard of care that restores their dignity, peace of mind, and physical health. New patients can expect to experience several things we do differently at Busch Center...

Prostate cancer is the second most common form of cancer in men. One in nine men is diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime, and for African-Americans, it’s one in six. This is why proactive screening of the prostate is so important.  Busch Center’s location is a strategic one. As a state, Georgia ranks among the highest in the nation for incidents of prostate cancer, and we’re determined to see men make regular prostate...

Exercise is shown to benefit physical health in numerous ways, and now there is a growing body of research showing regular exercise helps prevent prostate issues such as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), prostate cancer, and erectile dysfunction.The Health Professionals Follow-up Study found that men who exercised regularly were less likely to suffer from BPH and were 20% less likely to have erectile dysfunction. But how much exercise, and...

Receiving a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming--no one likes to hear the big “C.” That’s why at Busch Center we want to go the extra mile to take care of mind and heart as well as your body. Here’s a list of resources you can use to find more information and support. Websites US TOO International, Inc.  This site offers a wealth of information in order to help men make decisions on prostate cancer testing, surveillance, and treatment. US...

It is normal for a prostate to become enlarged as a man ages. The prostate is approximately the size of a walnut in younger men but can grow to be much larger as they get older. An enlarged prostate can cause no visible symptoms but will eventually impact urinary and erectile functions if not properly treated.  There are many reasons a prostate gets enlarged, and most of them aren’t cancerous. Here are the most common: Benign Prostatic...