Hi again, I finally received the dates for my Sabr treatment in March. It will be then 6 months since my original diagnosis. I think this has been the hardest part of the process. The diagnosis was done quickly then the whole process slowed down. ...
Hello everyone My husband was diagnosed with locally advanced prostate cancer Gleason 8 on 20th December. I've put all his stats on my profile (with his permission). He will be starting radiotherapy in 3 months . He has been offered the chance to...
Hi All, I have been having my PSA tested since age 39, due to my father having had prostate cancer and other risk factors. I then joined a trial to try to understand why men with my family background have a higher incidence of prostate cancer As...
Husband had issues since March, tests etc have taken a long time and he finally had his radical protastectomy non nerve sparing on 19th December. He had his PSA test a few days ago on 29th Jan and results were a whopping 2.8 which is crazy high. Should...
At the beginning of November I was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer which had spread to my spine. Part of the spine was removed and replaced with metalwork. I then got a bleed which infected the metalwork, so in January I was put on powerful antibiotics...
I have not been diagnosed yet but today I got the results of my RMI for possible prostate cancer, and there was a dark spot (only 2-3 mm diameter) outside and near to my enlarged prostrate gland. I am having a biopsy on 11th Feb with results 2 days later...
I had a radical prostatecomy in May 2022. After a rising PSA, I had salvage radiotherapy in Sept 2024. Recovery, in terms of ED was very good and incontinence. However, now, 4 months after SR, I have increasing incontinence and bowel irritation. Is this...
Hello, my dad had his diagnosis 2 years ago. Prostate cancer which had spread to his bones. He started treatment on enzalutamide, and dispite some side effects has been really well on them and his PSA has come down to 0.01 or less. He does get very...
Hi everyone. Some of you will know that I had a PSA test on Tuesday. My father, grandfather and great grandfather all died from prostate cancer in their 40s and I'm 47. I've had problems with urinating, intermittent flow and always needing to go. ...
I know this is probably the most asked question, but it is so difficult, probably the biggest decision you need to make. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer (Gleason 3+4, grade group 2) T2c/NO (localised) CPG2 (PSA 8.8), a few weeks ago and I am in turmoil...
