Updating my journey. As I have already posted Very early PSA failure wiyh following resulys. Dates ate approximate as memory shot. 6 monthd undeyectable 8 months 0.04 12 months 0.074 15 months p0.091 17 months magic 0.1. Seeing oncologists...
I thought today's post deserves a new thread so here goes:- 4.5 years into my personal journey and it's had it's ups and downs (click on my name or avatar for the full journey - I would make a brew first!) and today's my 3 monthly bloods and consultant...
on relugolix now for 10 days. but the hot flushes are out of this world. face is burning. is this normal? i have mentioned in the past that i'm getting these flushes EVERY 20 MINUTES NON STOP!!! for 4 days now. i have mentioned it to my specilised...
Seeing as my pc is in my bones does that mean the only effective treatment is hormone therapy
Had my third blast of chemo today, 3 down 3 to go. Feeling ok at the moment and coped quiet well with the last 2 so hoping that vibe continues. Not getting complacent though as seen others on here say that It can get worse as your cycles progress. Got...
Anyone on Abiraterone for prostate cancer? just started on relugolix, and will be going on it soon. What side effects please? i know were all at different stages on this. and i know there are always side effects. what to look for! mike...
Hi My name's Lee and I'm 54. I was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in February 2026. The year before I went to my GP and raised concerns that I thought I might have cancer due to lower back and abdominal pain. I wasn't offered a PSA test. Instead...
Hello there, has anyone else had failed radical surgery i.e. where PSA never went to zero and climbed at every test thereafter? What was offered as salvage treatment and if radiotherapy was used did it work and how did you find the side effects...
Three chemo sessions down, three to go. It's been quite a journey already. My problems started on 27th December with pain in my shoulder and back, just thought it was aches and pains of a 46 year old. Over the following months I had four GP visits and...
For anyone who missed the press release this morning, Prostate Cancer patients with early stage diagnosis, today’s announcement could be great news. Same outcomes as both prostatectomy or RT but many fewer side effects. Whilst most on here will know...
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