MRi Scan two lesions in prostate

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Hi my name is Peter 

I was having treatment for an overactive bladder with prostate blood test as part of treatment which came back at 7.7.  I then had an ultrasound, GP said I had enlarged prostate but nothing of concern.  Has MRI scan as part of pathway which has revealed lesions on prostate rated 4 and 5.  Having a biopsy, no noted signs of other lesions throughout body. Notes 66.9% chance of prostate cancer and really worried and having bad anxiety and not sleeping, I have the constant peeing which I thought was my over active bladder no pain peeing small leaking and sometimes stop and start to finish,I've pretty much resigned myself to having prostate cancer and finding very tough to deal with like everyone with the horrible disease, any helpful advice would be much appreciated 

Kind regards 

Peter 

  • Hello  

    Good luck with it - it's so easy - the 20 fractions will be over quickly.

    If you have any issues - however small - let the radiology staff know.

    Best wishes - Brian.

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  • Hi Mace,  good luck. In 2 months you will be posting on here as one of the experts!

    Best wishes, David

    Please remember that I am not medically trained and the above are my personal views.

  • Looking forward to getting it all done mate and having a beer 

  • Hi all

    Had a nightmare with my planning scan as I'm retaining too much urine so my choices are  procedure with urology where the prostate is scrapped think it's called turp or wearing a catheter for 8 weeks so they can regulate the urine during radiotherapy. 

    Bloody nightmare. 

    Kind regards 

    Peter

  • Lol thanks mate 

  • Hello Peter ( 

    Sorry to read your post - I spent 10 months with an indwelling catheter and had a TURP then to shave the old Prostate and it sorted me out.

    I can confirm the TURP is painless and worked for me - link below:

    NHS - TURP Operation.

    And I just got used to the catheter. Any questions ask away - I can answer them although there may be a slight delay as I am on holiday. Sunglasses.

    Best wishes - Brian.

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  • Hi Brian 

    Thank you, I have to make my mind  by the  end of the week, one question on my mind is how long do you have the catheter in for after the turp procedure ?

    Hope your having a lovely holiday 

    Best wishes 

    Peter

  • Hello Peter ( 

    Mine was done at North Manchester General -went in 7.00am Friday morning, in theatre for 9.30am and back on the ward for 11,30,

    The catheter was removed about 6.30am Saturday morning and as soon as I could wee 750ml of clear urine i was off home just after lunch.

    Happy days no pain and I was peeing like a trooper!!

    Best wishes - Brian.

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