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How can I have a prostate problem if I have no symptoms?
Prostate problems often do not cause symptoms in their early stages.  Treatment is far more likely to be successful during this “silent” stage, so it is important to make the diagnosis now.
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Starting 4/27, our offices will be located at:

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Please note the following dates:

We will be closing our current North Office (601 W Spruce St Ste G) on 4/22/11.

The South Office (2831 Fort Missoula Rd - Physician Center II, Ste 105) will remain open until 4/26/11.

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