My husband was diagnosed with PC in November 2021. PSA 7 Gleeson 8 . He has just had the final injection of Decapeptyl which he has been having 3 monthly for the past 2 years. He had radiotherapy in April 2022. This month however he has been suffering...
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Hi all My husband is having chemo, and I'm struggling to find non-live yoghurt. If it doesn't have live cultures in the ingredients, is that ok? Or do I need to look for other reassuring words? Anyone got any UK brand recommendations?
Good morning. I have recently been diagnosed with locally advanced prostate cancer, T3a N0 M0, Gleason (4+4) 8, CPG 4. I’ve seen my consultant to discuss treatment options, and after lots of research decided on the HT/RT route, rightly or wrongly but...
Hello, my husband was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in November 2020. Since then he has been on 3 monthly injections and Enzulutamide. He has also had radiotherapy on his back at 2 different times. His psa is now rising and the Enzulutamide...
Hi all My Dad told me a couple of weeks ago he has prostate cancer - stage T2. He's 59 and fit and healthy. I went to an appointment with him today to discuss the option of surgery - which wasn't very helpful. The surgeon seemed fairly insistent that...
Hi, I’m seeking a bit of advice and insight…In March this year I was diagnosed with Prostate cancer at 48, I had Prostatectomy op in May. Initial PSA test post op was 0.006, now 3 months later, a jump to 0.024, so a three fold increase. What did other...
Sorry to be a pain but is anyone able to assist me. Of late, I have become a little down. I have just been on holiday in Dorset. I went the day after my injection. What a nightmare, fatigue bordering on exhaustion, hot sweats. What really concerned...
My husband is at the halfway point of 20 sessions of radiotherapy. This week he has been experiencing a weak urine flow especially during night and early morning. He is already on Tamsulosin and finasteride. He is worried that they will put him on a catheter...
So we went to see the consultant today and the first thing he said to my husband was “ you are very strange “ He said you have grade 1 Gleason 3+3 which is very low so hopefully just active surveillance, and that’s great we are more than happy to live...
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