Hi I am seeing my Consultant tomorrow to discuss hormone treatment. I am two injections in and getting ready for the third. As ever I have another question. It seems to be generally accepted that for high Gleason such as mine it is better to be on the...
Hi. I am trying to decide the right treatment for me. Following 2 years of active surveillance and my psa slowly rising I am mentally ready to have treatment. But both surgery and radiotherapy have benefits and downsides. I am looking for any insights...
Hello, I've joined this forum as looking for support my Dad who has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. He has been on hormone therapy for 7 months and about to start radiotherapy soon. He is really struggling with chronic fatigue, he also has COPD...
What side effects has anybody had on darolutamide
Reducing dose Has anyone had their dose reduced to 3 or 2 tablets a day Has it helped with side-effects-external-radiotherapy
HI, I am after information about the rectal spacer gel. I understand the procedure but I would like to know about anyones experience with it and if you felt it made a difference. My partner is having RT to all of his pelvic area and nodes soon and I...
Well I am making my way through Radiation Therapy and hats off to you guys who have been on this journey. I think it's great to read all those positive stories, however, I think that those committing to this treatment as opposed to surgery need to be...
My brother is 4 months into enzalutamide 160mg a day. His oncologist suggested reducing the dose to 120mg to see if that helps with his chronic fatigue and lack of interest in anything at all. His PSA today was 0.1 from 15 in December so I guess that...
Hi my hubby haPSA below 0.1 but just discovered liver mets he has been stage 4 for 18months… perhaps these have been there for a while but need to know what next please? Any help most precious. love and hugs to all, Louli xx
Hi all. I would just like to ask how the OHs cope with their oh's fatigue. Mine has started on Enzalutamide and it seems every time he sits down he sleeps. He tries to keep a bit busy by going to golf 3 times a week, very early in the morning but seems...
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