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Exercise and Prostate Cancer

November 7, 2022

Exercise is medicine

Exercise is good for everyone, but it's especially important for men with prostate cancer. It helps you regain muscle mass after treatment for prostate cancer, making you stronger and helps combat weight gain. The more muscle you have the higher your metabolism is so yo...

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Bay Urology

Suite 1, Specialist Centre
120 Hamilton Street, Tauranga
Ph: 07 571 2288
info@bayurology.co.nz

Monday to Thursday 8.30am - 5pm

Monthly clinics

Bay Urology hold monthly clinics in Whakatāne, Rotorua and Taupō.

East Bay Specialist Centre,
Whakatāne (for map, click here)
Southern Cross Healthcare,
Rotorua (for map, click here)
Great Lakes Physio,
Taupō (for map, click here)

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