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Prostate Unlocked: Visit Preparation

Write down what has changed, what you want to improve, and which records you can bring. Your clinician decides which tests and treatment are appropriate. You can print this sheet or use Print / Save PDF before filling it in.

Do not wait for an appointment if you cannot urinate, have fever with urinary symptoms, severe pain, or blood clots preventing urination. Seek urgent medical care.

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Your main goalsWhat are the two or three changes you most want help with?Symptoms and timingWeak stream, hesitancy, urgency, leakage, pain, nighttime trips; when did they begin?Records to bringDated PSA results, imaging and biopsy reports, medication and supplement list, prior procedure records.Prostate and bladder historyPrior retention, catheters, infections, blood in urine, stones, procedures; known prostate size or residual urine, with dates and units.Cancer risk and prior evaluationFamily history, prior PSA concerns, MRI or biopsy findings, and any active surveillance or treatment plan.Sexual function and fertilityErection, ejaculation, orgasm or pain changes; whether future children matter to you.Medicines and supplementsName, dose if known, reason for use, benefit and side effects. Include nitrates, blood pressure medicines and nonprescription products.Sleep, bowel and daily habitsNighttime waking, snoring, constipation, fluid and caffeine timing, and other changes that may matter.Questions for the clinicianWhat is the likely cause? What remains uncertain? What are the options and tradeoffs?Plan after the visitNext step, follow-up date, how to judge response, what symptoms require earlier contact, and whom to call.