Hi Everyone, I promised an update after my HDR Brachy and radiotherapy was finished, well today was the day it all ended and that belkl was well and truly rung! The HDR was done 5 weeks ago on a Monday morning, by the afternoon I was in a single room...
Are recommendations allowed on here , on the Prostrate cancer UK forum your not allowed to mention anyone by name which seems quite odd when your reading positive outcomes but don’t know who the surgeon was, my research has narrowed it down to about 5...
Hi, Not been on here for a while. Treatment of my PCA has been very successful up to date with my last two PSA tests being below 0.05. However, over the last month, when I use the loo, I have been experiencing blood when I wipe and, VERY occasionally...
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Hi , 6 months after radiotherapy I’m getting bloated in the stomach area and not much bowel movement maybe not going for 2 to 3 days anyone else had this problem before any help I would appreciate thanks Paul
Hi everybody ! I would like to share the fantastic news that I today have had my 1 year / 12 month after my final radiation and the results came back with < 0.1 again. Like I’ve said in previous post, Sweden normally only measure down to < 0.1 and don...
Currently lying in hospital bed at the Christie Manchester having arrived at 7am for the Op (RALP) . Surgeon said everything went OK, no complications. He had been keen to get me out same day but the Physio guys were to busy to do another release today...
Afternoon all, I had a recent biopsy and the report reads as follows: 'Prostatic adenocarcinoma. Right-sided prostate, one out of seven cores involved. Left- sided prostate, zero out of seven cores involved. Targeted zero out of three cores involved...
After a very very long wait of 7 weeks ? Ridiculous I know . We are going for my husbands biopsy results tomorrow at 12 . We are nervous but just want to find out now . Is there any questions we should be asking ? I know it’s going to be a lot of information...
Evening all. we are very new on my dads journey for prostate cancer. his psa appears incredibly high over 4000 and he has decided chemo is not for him. We know it has spread to his lymph nodes, both arms and hip. I respect his decision but we have...
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