Diagnosis Raised PSA: 121, clinical diagnosis of prostate cancer MRI shows a 92cc prostate with a right-sided tumour (T3a)(T3a) Bone scan/CT scan - no metastases. Plan 1. PSMA-PET scan 2. Bicalutamide 50mg OD on the day after the PET scan...
Hi everyone I promised to let the caring people who had read my last post were I was up to when I found out my results. Here's a brief recap I was 60 and diagnosed in Sept 2020 and went on Hormone therapy straight away My diagnoses was T3b N1...
I had biopsy today, which wasn’t as bad as I thought it was going to be. The scan doesn’t seem to show that the cancer has spread anywhere else. (Which is a good thing and the thing I was concerned about) Raised PSA: 121, clinical diagnosis of prostate...
Good evening, just looking for any advice really as I have been searching but can’t find anything. OH had an appointment Friday at his GP’s more like an annual check up, the nurse found he had a slightly low oxygen level and has been referred to see his...
Today she walked away from me with a gentle peck on the lips - what I've grown to expect since before the prostate cancer diagnosis three years ago. It's just a 'muscle memory' response from her, but I'm missing the love and dedication we once had. It...
My husband is currently having radiotherapy and having difficulties with gas 5 out of 7 treatments to date. He is adhering strictly to dietary advice and following all instructions, taking windeze but still having this problem, which is causing him some...
Interesting bit of News Hormone patches are as good at controlling locally advanced prostate cancer as the injections typically used to deliver hormone therapy, according to the results of a large clinical trial led by UCL researchers.
I went for my scan CT this today(26th)I was injected with coloured dye. A funny sensation, parts of my body became warm, as the lady said it would. Didn’t take as long as I expected.(mind you, I didn’t know what to expect). Anyway, they should have the...
When first posting, here or in other sub-cancer forums, do people distinguish between new and recurrent? Just that lack of that info makes it difficult to judge relevance of experiences to one's own situation. Is it that recurrence is seen as the exception...
Has anyone hurd of nivora broc it's supposed to contain sulforaphane which supports your body during cancer treatment. Or is it a sales pitch
