The Importance of Time to Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Nadir after Primary Androgen Deprivation Therapy in Hormone-Naïve Prostate Cancer Patients - PMC Several recent studies describing results from large, multicenter investigations also demonstrated...
This week I celebrate 3 years in Biochemical Remission. My PSA last week was 0.17 It had started to creep up, nothing to worry about but now it's down to 0.17. So a big WOO-HOO (courtesy of Homer Simpson). Many thanks to everyone in the Prostate Forum...
Hi I don’t no if anyone can help me but my partner has been diagnosed with pc and we currently receive universal credit I’ve read on citizens advice that you can automatically get the extra money for disability if u are going to receive or receive radiation...
In about 2020, I was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma of the prostate and the only symptoms were a bit of blood. Initially, they did a urine test and said it was all clear - probably just an infection and no further action needed. Several months later, same...
Hi everyone, My Oncologist wants me to start taking either Abiraterone or Enzalutamide to supplement the Decapeptyl I am currently taking. It is my decision which one to take. Has anyone else had to make this decision and how did it go? Any pearls...
Hello, my dad has been diagnosed with prostate cancer with spread to his lymph nodes and stomach. His bladder is constantly full but he is still able to urinate (needing to do this frequently) he is experiencing fluctuating pain in his upper left leg...
Wonder if anyone else here can answer my question regarding Travel insurance with pre-existing condition of Prostate Cancer please. I have just had LDR Brachytherapy implant for my prostate cancer and I'm torn with how to answer the questions on 'Have...
Hi I’m new to this and I would just like some advise as I am going out my mind with worry over my brother . Psa was 50 he’s had mri biopsy . He goes for biopsy results next week . Neurology nurse told him heT3B n1 mx that information was sent in a letter...
Hi people, Peter here. Just about to start my HDR brachytherapy and radiotherapy and my brother asked is I would be driving myself to and from each session and how did my insurance policy see that. Knowing the second and third weeks can make you very...
Hi all Thank you for your comment on my last question. I had wissee down the road at 80 to 90 mph on Monday morning with blue lights as well??.. Yes I was in a Ambulance with some naughty squeezing chest pains. Really they did hurt.. Got to hospital...
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