Prostap

Hi Richard.

I see from your profile that you were T3B N1 M0 and Gleason 9. So, it was an aggressive cancer with lymph node involvement but no metastases to bones or other organs. Maybe you could take a break from Prostap and just have your PSA monitored with a view to going back on it if your PSA starts to rise. Ask your GP or Oncology team what they recommend.

Hi Richard,

                     From initial diagnosis (March 2020), I was told I would be on Prostap3 until it stops working. I suppose it could depend on the individual and the consultant/oncology/MDT decisions, maybe your Health Board policies play a part. Chemo seems a likely "plan B" for me.

Take care, Tom