My Urological telephone consultation came in yesterday. Quote ... "There are virtually no suspicious areas that would guide our needle to obtain a meaningful sample" Action to be taken regular PSA tests with repeat scan if those results merit. I am unsure...
Hi, anyone on forum heard or experienced immuno therapy?
Hello all. First I want to thank any of the people who've taken time to respond to my posts. I'm very grateful. My quick intro: 68 year old male, Caucasian, American living in Tokyo, Japan. Diagnosed with Stage 1, localized in the prostrate (after an...
Hi all.My name is Ray,I've recently finished 1 month of Radiotherapy treatment which was OK.I have finished my Hormone Therapy Burstall get hot flushes and Fatigue which I can manage My latest PSA result is undetectable so hopefully,off to a good s...
Hello all. 68 years, Stage 1 (or 2), Gleason 3+4. I've been told brachytherapy or surgery. Neither sounds appealing. I'm wondering about EBRT or Proton Beam Radiation. I've seen a lot of men here mention EBRT+Hormone therapy. But Proton Beam Radiation...
Hello all. I have benefited from some of the great advice and comments made by others on this journey. As such, I felt I should share this for anyone who may be facing a prostate biopsy. This was my experience, and obviously will not be the same for others...
On Monday I'm due to have a multiparametric scan. It's not the actually scan procedures that concern me, but the fact that a telephone consultation four days later has been arranged. In truth I'm shocked that perhaps a unfavourable diagnosis is given...
Hello. I'm new to this. I'm 71 and was diagnosed in February 2021. Gleeson 9, PSA 729, now 0.04 thanks to Prostep, Enzalutimide and radio therapy. I feel very lucky. I've joined a local Prostrate Cancer support group but all of the members are at stage...
Hi Steve this one's for you
Hello, Been on monitoring program for a few years but things have changed over the last couple of years and have now been advised that treatment is necessary. Preferred option is a combination of hormone and radio therapy. Just about to have the first...
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