Hi guys I finished my rt 8 weeks ago and have finished my ht , I have a telephone appointment on Tuesday to discuss results etc I had some blood tests yesterday for other stuff but had my first PSA test since rt as well ,had a look on my nhs app this...
Hello All, My OH (64) is stage 4 since last December, has completed chemotherapy as part of the triplet therapy and is now on 3 monthly Zoladex and daily dose of Darolutamide. In good general health, at work as normal, and taking regular exercise. ...
Well, just about three months after my PSA test my treatment has started. It seems my prostate is very enlarged at 145 ml (I had previously read 115 ml) so shrinking the prostate to avoid urinary issues is a priority. A TURP was discussed but subjectively...
Twenty four days after the completion of my RT. Back to the Dr's today for my 6 monthly Decapeptyl SR injection. Right buttock and it flipping hurts at the moment. Also discussed my total disinterest in sex and the lack of any erection. The nurse has...
I just got my latest post surgery PSA result. I have had four PSA tests since the surgery and have gone from 0.02 to 0.05 with each test increasing by 0.01.
Hi all I haven't bee on these boards much since we got LH's treatment plan as it was as if I had to have a break from the worry and high alert that I had been on until that point. However it was a temporary respite! LH had his first shot (3 months worth...
Hi I'm new here. In the last 6 weeks we have gone from blood in urine to the above I've been rather pushy over the tests and we have managed to get on a cancellation list tomorrow for his rigid cystoscopy and biopsy. Bone scan shows mets the other results...
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My dad 66, had a routine blood test that showed his PSA was 14.7, and when it was repeated a month later, it was the same. He has no urinary symptoms. His GP referred him for an MRI, and about two weeks after the scan, he was told that a targeted transperineal...
I am about halfway through my (fairly) run of the mill prostate treatment. 3 monthly Prostap and RT (20 sessions) last Oct/Nov. I had one hospital (in effect) refuse to give me RT as I had two replacement hips - I was then referred to another hospital...
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