Hello My husband is 53 years old and had his prostate removed last week. All went well just sore, catheter uncomfortable and tired. He is on a trial due to having high risk prostate cancer gleesen score 9. We just hope and pray the cancer will be...
Hi, I’ve posted here before. I have a strong family history of prostate cancer at a young age (40s and 50s). My PSA has been measured from the age of 40 (I’m now 50). 2011 - 2018: 0.5 to 0.7 2018: 0.6 to 1.8 2019: 2.0 2020: 2.0 2021: October...
Hi all, Received the letter for my mri and i am hoping you can let me know what it means. The part I want to know is where it says MRI 31cc prostate, PIRADS 4. Just had a precision point transperineal prostate biopsy which was 94 days after my first...
Hi I am new on this forum and am looking at which treatment to have for my prostate cancer. I have been offered a choice between Chemotherapy and Enzalutamide. I have read up and seen online a lot of positive reviews using Enzalutamide. I would...
Many thanks to all for previous responses. I suppose it was a open ended question really Diagnosed with cancer 3cm tumour front , psa 21.5, 10/17 biopsies had cancerous cells Three months on still awaiting date for op Just worried the cancer will...
Hi Lovely people Hubby diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in November last year, it had already spread to bones in spine . Anybody out there with spine mets and I if so how long have you had them and what has been your treatment plan from diagnosis...
I have now been waiting 3 months for surgery since first diagnosed is this normal? I had gleeson 3/4 and psa 21.5
I'm sorry to ask a question which has been covered before. My husband is due to start RT on 7th March, 20 sessions. Contributors to this site have mentioned the importance of diet. When we mentioned this we were told it is not important, no special diet...
Well after 5 long months after an equivocal bone scan picked up a very small hot spot in my left SIJ, followed by a similarly equivocal CT scan in January and a MRI scan in February the Specalist nurse has just rung to confirm no cancer in bone just an...
Anyone else getting tingly/numb feet and toes along with feeling cold down the back of legs? I have been on decapeptyl for nearly four years and bicalutamide 50mg For four months having had radio in Oct/Nov 2018
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