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After battling with an enlarged prostate for over 15 years higher than normal PSA and major straining to go pee I finally met Dr.Pruden back in the fall of 2021. Several months later in January of 2022 during my time with him in his office he told me that my kidneys were swollen and my bladder was way to big and everything was backing up and causing what could be a very nasty ending if I don't do something ASAP. He said if I don't go in for a radical TURP procedure that in a few months I'd be on kidney dialysis. January 25th I had the TURP preformed by Dr.Purden it was totally successful and with a 3 day stay in the hospital and several months of recovery I'm back ups to normal again and going pee with a very strong stream(which is something I hadn't seen in years, plus my bladder has gone way down and I'm no longer looking at Dialysis. Thank you Dr.Pruden for keeping me healthy and for being such a wise caring doctor. Thank you to Jesus for guiding his hands and mind for your servant
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Dr. Pruden IV's office is located at 710 Lomax St Jacksonville, FL 32204.
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Dr. Pruden IV has a star rating of 4.6/5 and has been reviewed 10 times.
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Dr. Pruden IV has been practicing as an Urology Specialist for 26 years.
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