My husband finished his RT at the beginning of March and is still on HT. His PSA in May was 0.026, then 0.036 in July and last week it was 0.064. So all very low but in actual fact that is almost a tripling in 6 months. I read that a PSA bounce is common...
Hi all, 'Down in the noise' is a term often used by radio engineers and us radio amateurs to describe / report something that is very small or insignificant and can also be used by the same to describe non radio situations, eg, the likelihood of seeing...
Hello all, my husband has advanced metastatic prostate cancer. He had his diagnosis 2yrs ago. The Enzulutamide stopped working a couple of months ago, resulting in the tumours getting bigger. He has them on his spine and in his hip socket. He has a...
Hi all, Trying to buy pyjamas, dressing gown, slippers, wash bag, driving the Mrs up to her sisters, knowing our daughter was pepping her flat ready to support me after having PC surgery tomorrow and with the actual consideration of going though the...
So my dad recovered from primary prostate and primary lung cancer in one year. I decided to raise money for charity during no nut November and my friend told me it was a joke and basically laughed at me. I need opinions here. Is NNN a joke or does it...
After a couple of raised PSA tests I was referred to Urology in 2022. Prostate biopsy was carried out and a few cancerous cells located. Had MRI in June 2022 so the passive monitoring route agreed and, up until March this year that went reasonably well...
I hope this allowed. I thought it may help those who are struggling with this.
Hello, my father was diagnosed with localised prostate cancer late last year & had radiotherapy in January/ February. Six weeks ago he was informed that it has spread to the penis, lymph node, pelvis, lung. Hoping to connect with anyone who has the penile...
My Husband 49 was diagnosed with stage 4 advanced prostate cancer with spread to lymph nodes and various bones he was on degralex for 2and half years and basically it was no longer effective and Bicalutamide was started this hasn’t stopped PSA rising...
Last night my husband and I attended a local prostate cancer support group. The guest speaker was a prostate cancer specialist nurse and she gave out a lot of information - some of which others here might find useful: 1. The five day radiotherapy announced...
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