Hi everyone. I’ve just recently been diagnosed and it seems removal is being suggested as I’m still classed as young at 60. I meet the consultant on the 16th to discuss. It’s just the side effects that really put me off. Im a regular gym goer and the...
I was diagnosed with pc in 2017 since then my psa has been good but has risen to 1.95 from 1.66 I have an appointment with urology on Friday but I'm worried now .I would appreciate some response Thank you
Hi I am a worried family member. My dad has recently been diagnosed with an aggressive prostrate cancer and it has spread to his pelvis, with a couple of scans still be done. He is starting hormone therapy and then radiotherapy. Is anyone in a...
Hi, if your prostate cancer has metastasised to the vertebrae in the spine does this mean you have bone cancer? Also does this mean your diagnosis is terminal/can”t be cured.
Hello Everyone, We have just started out on this cancer journey sadly. My husband had urinary issues over the last year and in the last 6 months his fatigue has made it difficult for him to work. Last year he had a private scan at a baby scan facility...
Hi everyone I’m looking for travel insurance for me and my husband who was diagnosed with prostate cancer that has spread to one section of the spine. He has monthly hormone injections and takes hormone tablets every day. We have only had one bone scan...
Hi im having surgery on 21st August. Im going through a whole range of emotions. Prior to surgery did anyone else suffer fatigue? also after surgery given the prostate is an intregal part of a man how have men coped with this being remove mentally...
HI, Can anyone please advise how Brachytherapy went fof them. TIA
Hi all please can someone explained the scores and grades of prostate cancer, I trying to read up but find conflicting views many thanks
I have been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Fortunately I have been told it is treatable but now I have to decide between radiotherapy and surgery. It seems there are pros and cons with both and I am having trouble decided which would be best. How do...
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