Hello, I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in late May, following the loss of mobility where I just couldn't walk ( a bit of a shocker on a Monday morning) I thought it was sciatica but it was actually secondary bone cancer. I'm getting treatment,...
My dad has recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Frustratingly he got very little info from the Doctor. He isn't being seen until 1st Sept so you would like to assume its in the earlier stages. He did mention something about creases. 3 on one...
Hi all Had my latest biopsy and more cancer was found, had an appointment with the specialist and he said surgery was my best option even though I told him I have concerns with surgery due to my spinal damage. Had an appointment with the surgeon and...
Hi I am 65 years old from Ni.Ireland I had a prostate biopsy done on 23rd March 2022. I was supposed to get my results on the 13 th May.. This appointment was then cancelled until the 8th June . I actually know my results through my local GP. Results...
Getting in the way of keeping g fit are pains in my heels/ankles. Oncology think it is due to a spread onto pelvic area causes this but nothing has been fully explored. Last time I brought this up I was offered pregabalin but with no pain relief It...
Had my 6 monthly PSA test on Thursday evening. Got the results back yesterday. Came back as 0.03 Happy about that, when I was told that I was in Biochemical Remission in February (which was harder to take than the original diagnosis) I thought that...
hi guys I finished my Radiotherapy last week Thursday is almost a week and some few days and if drink alcohol is going to affect my treatment?
Hi my name is banbeto I need some advice after you finish your Radiotherapy treatment what best sorft drink and tea is decaffeinated and orgage juice are the best for that?
At the clinic last Friday my husband asked the CNS about increased abdominal pain and if he should have a scan. No was the answer. PSA undetectable but he is feeling very tired too. I’m worried because nothing is being done. we are calling the clinic...
Plus PSA 7.6 and 9/21 cores positive for cancer. I would appreciate any insights from people who have had to make this decision, and anyone who started on surveillance and then switched to removal.
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