Hi guys. My hubby has just had his 3 month call from hospital. He started on enzalutamide ( along side his zoladex inplant) about 6months ago as his psa was rising , now gone from 12 to 59 in 3 months. He's t3 t3b n1m1 and been in a lot of back and rib...
Good morning! I have a meeting with my consultant for my biopsy results tomorrow and I'm feeling very scared. Is there any advice or prep that a kind soul might share for this initial meeting? (Both in terms of staying calm and what to expect?). ...
Hi, I was diagnosed with stage 3b prostate cancer after a biopsy on christmas eve. It is now 11 weeks and there is still disconfort in the area , especially if I have to drive orsit for long periods. Is this a normal problem? Or should the disconfort...
Just wanted to update the Community with some more positive news which may help others on their personal journey. Background: I was diagnosed with PC January 17th 2024 Gleason 9 T3a N0 M0 - click on my profile for more about my personal experiences...
Two weeks after catheter removal no control over bladder what so ever. When does this get any better. Peeing with every step and it's really getting me down. I did the pelvic floor exercises for 6 weeks prior to the op and regularly since but no improvement...
Hi All, my husband is due to start chemo as part of triplet therapy tomorrow. He got diagnosed with T4N1M1b prostate cancer (Gleason 5+4) at the end of January, after suffering from kidney issues. It’s been a whirlwind couple of months. Most days we try...
Hi all , I’m probably on wrong discussion but hey ho I’m a trier , anyway I was transferred back to my original hospital via Leeds st James Weston park Sheffield, and went to my appointment with consultant Monday and he didn’t even have any of my notes...
Hi had first test score 0.005 seeing surgeon Thursday think that’s a good sign? Hoping for good news
Friend got his diagnosis today that it is prostate cancer how do me and my husband support him through this time he has no family near by we are his only source of help
It was six years ago today that I rang the bell to signify the end of my radiotherapy. I have to admit that I don't look very happy about it! I am now on annual PSA tests for another four years and it has been stable at 0.2 for the last three years...
