Short, one-second pelvic floor contractions can help with leakage episodes.

(can keep Kegel if needed, but think some may not understand)

(telling them how to be prepared)

Be prepared when you sneeze or cough and do a pelvic floor muscle contraction to tell the bladder to hold

When you have a strong urge to urinate, calm the bladder by doing 4-5 gentle tighten-and-release actions using the pelvic floor muscles

(suggested wording, not a have-to)

Empty your bladder every 2-3 hours to keep if from getting too full and lower chances of leakage

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This type of callout/listing of tailoring variables is not common to me, but I do kind of like it. However, I'd remove all of the redundant (stuff in parentheses).

I'd remove this block/text entirely. Mostly because we tell participants it's tailored to them and this says everyone. So even if it were applicable to all men dealing with prostate cancer, it in essence is still 'tailored'. so there is no risk of deception in tailoring. I'd delete to avoid confusion or disillusionment.

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This page offers tailored tips and resources based on what you told us about your treatments and symptoms.

Please be sure to discuss any questions or concerns with your health care provider.

After I did the symptom tracker, it took me right back to this page and the "Get Started". It seems like a prompt or direction of clicking on My Tips would be helpful to aid the user experience. I knew I should look at My Tips, but had momentarily forgotten as a pretend user.

This seems misleading. I've just finished tracking my symptoms. Why is it prompting me to "get started". I see it says you can use it "as often as you'd like", but it seems that information would be helpful to bold or highlight or have closer to the top of paragraph.

Is the wording to this intro for the survey 'official' or may we edit it?

Grade Level: 8.9

This tool helps you see how your prostate cancer symptoms compare to those of other men like you. It also offers ways to help you manage those symptoms.

Men with prostate cancer may experience stress, changes in energy levels, as well as problems with urinary, bowel, or sexual function.

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Learn about ways to manage and improve symptoms that are common in men with prostate cancer.

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Good, but think it could read a little more simply.

The text edit for this Terms of Use is testing at a Grade Level of 10, as a whole. However, individual sentences test lower 6-8). The multi-syllabic words and unrecognized words (eg-Movember, TrueNTH) add to the increase in reading level. But all in all, I think the edit may read a little clearer.

Improving your own experience, journey, and communication with health care providers may include the chance for you to give back. You can do this by sharing your data with Movember researchers. Doing so can add value to your own journey as well as benefit the greater community of men like you.

Using the TrueNTH portal does not depend on you agreeing to share any of your information. That is your decision. If you do, the TrueNTH team will remove any personal information (name, email address, etc.). Only data relevant to the prostate cancer journey would be used.

After you agree to the Terms of Use, you can continue with the registration process.

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The Movember Foundation offers these TrueNTH portal and tools to you free of charge.

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Thank you for signing up for TrueNTH. Please review the terms of use before accessing the TrueNTH tools.

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