Spots of blood in my tena pad

Skippy1959, sorry you have joined our club.

when you say you were diagnosed 2 weeks ago, can you provide more info.  What tests have you had and what are any results.  Do you have any underlying existing conditions?  You can easily put this information on your profile (click the beach next to my name to see my profile).  It is a useful thing to keep up to date as you progress on your journey.  With a bit more info, someone will give you some advice.

best wishes. David

David I have updated my about as advised 

Hello Skippy1959  I can only agree with David2017 here. It does depend on what part of your Prostate Cancer journey you are on and what has gone on in the past - examinations, biopsy etc. Again if we were aware of this on your profile it would help.

You can click on my image of the beach to see my journey (I don't know why we all have a beach!!).

Best wishes - Brian.

Many thanks for the profile. I am sure someone will have advice for you.  
Good luck with your journey.  You have friends with you!

Best wishes David

Hello Skippy1959  - From your profile I would guess the small spots of blood in your urine are from the biopsy. If they continue for more than a few days I suggest you have a word with either your CNS or GP.

Best wishes - Brian.

Afternoon Skippy.

We all worry if there is any sign of blood either in the urine or faeces. I think from your journey that you have recently had a cystoscopy? This can irritate the bladder or urethra just due to mechanical damage when they are having a good old rummage around in there which can result in spotting for some time after the procedure. It may also make you more prone to a urine infection which can cause spotting. Come back and let us know what your cancer team say.

We are here for any questions so just keep asking.

Cancer team very helpful and concur with it possibly resultant of biopsy. They have asked me to keep an eye on it and if if continues to talk to GP about some antibiotics 

Skippy1959 hope that has eased your mind. It is scary when something unexpected happens but the guys (and girls) have got loads of tea shirts for pretty much everything. Keep asking no matter how insignificant. Best wishes David

Hi Skippy

althoug I don’t have the blood spots, I had radiotherapy which caused radiation prostitis and when I go to the loo, I have a blood in my poo, so not certain if you’ve had any treatment yet, I would definitely get the oncologist or your doctor to know about this.

Stay safe

Joe

Thanks so much David this is a good support community. I have felt very vulnerable mentally recently and you all have given me support