Hi, me again! So I found my dad's discharge letter today from his failed biopsy last week - he's having it under general on Friday due to finding it too uncomfortable. So the info on the letter is: "PSA - 6.8, t3a P5 lesion left PZ to base (33mm...
Good morning, Would love to hear from anyone who has a biochemical reoccurrence after a radical prostatectomy, my husband is 47, the op was done in July 2019 and felt to be successful, but unfortunately my husbands recent PSA checks showed a level of...
To all you fellas who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, hear is a few things to try and do. When you get told that you have prostate cancer, you can't take it in, it doesn't seem real, this is just your brain trying to deal with it. The amazing...
Too late for us, but good news for others: Prostate screening could be ready in five years www.bbc.co.uk/.../health-59783179
Hi all - I hope you are all looking forward to the peace and respite of Christmas. I posted a while ago when undergoing tests ( can’t find my original post ) and have now completed my blood tests, pelvis and prostate MRI, biopsy and bone scan. I am 61...
I had a PSA blood test last week at my GP as I go to the loo to wee about 4 times during the night and about 7 times during the day. The result was 260 compared to 191 a year ago. I dont understand the numbers, looking online the PSA measuement is between...
Hi All, Has anybody heard about the recent development in relation to focal therapy and radio therapy treatment being combined by; Mr Tim Dudderidge Consultant working on HIFU Focal Therapy combined with radiotherapy to limit the effects radical treatment...
Has anyone had experience of using this to help with hot flushes ?
Hello there fellow forum, We are a family in dyer need of advice and support! My dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer ~7 years ago and under went surgery and radiotherapy. Since then it had been pretty smooth sailing and with regular PSA checks...
I've been on HT now for four months prior to RT. At first I found that my night time visits to the loo reduced, but now they have increased dramatically from two to at least five a night. I thought the idea of HT was to reduce testosterone - which it...
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