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Dr. Kenneth Perego, MD works in Alexandria, LA as
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Dr Perigo visited our church and I met him there as my wife works at the hospital and knew him. A few months later I went to see him for urination problems, frequent trips and unable to empty. He did the scope and told me, showed me the problem and said a TURP would correct it. He explained in detail what it was and what to expect. I thought about it for a month and. Decided to do it. Note that my PSAs were never high. The procedure went well, and on my followup visit I was told the pathology report showed cancer in the prostate. I was shocked. Dr. Perigo gave me the report and suggested I go home and talk with wife and come back a week later to discuss options. We went back and he explained the way cancer is scored and what each score meant. His recommendation was radical surgery, Prostatectomy. After much prayer we decided to go with it. I'm one month out and cancer free thanks to Dr Perego. I highly recommend him.
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Dr. Perego accepts Aetna, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Perego accepts here.
Dr. Perego's office is located at 1201 N Bolton Ave Ste C Alexandria, LA 71301.
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Dr. Perego has a star rating of 3.7/5 and has been reviewed 27 times.
Dr. Perego is board certified in
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