Hi, I'm 68 years old. I just found out yesterday I have prostate cancer. Doctor told me he can tell it has spread. My PSA is 124. We found out it was 34 two years ago but was not notified which makes this a bit tougher. I go for a MRI on the 24th and...
Hi My husband was diagnosed with locally advanced prostate cancer 5 years ago. PSA 9.9 Gleeson 4+5 10 positive cores.Left inguinal node, left obturator node no metastatic disease. Had 6 cycles of Docetaxal chemo followed by external beam radiotherapy...
Got diagnosed in June this year with stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer. I've been on hormone therapy for last few months and will be strarting radiotherapy in few weeks time with my last session on xmas eve.
Between my bone scan and biopsy I have started having pains in my upper arm this was just before my hormone injections started. I have localised cancer spread outside prostrate my gleason score 4+3 should I worry about spread
Hi.. I've had Radiotherapy last November and December, all seems goods... but recently I've been having very bad Cistytus !!! I've had a scan and camera!! Anyone else having the same problems!!!!
My PSA is 2.7 after three months of receiving 27 radiation treatments without hormone therapy. Is this normal?
Hi all, I was diagnosed with early localised prostate cancer last November, I'm on active surveillance, so I'm not having treatment, it's blood tests and check ups every 3 months. Is there anyone else in the same situation as me, and if so how so you...
Hi all, I was diagnosed with early localised prostate cancer last November, I went into denial after a couple of weeks, thinking I'm not having treatment so I must be OK. It wasn't until my first appointment in January this year when it finally hit me...
Hi all, I was diagnosed with early localised prostate cancer last November, I went into denial at first as I thought, I'm not having treatment so I must be fine. I'm on active surveillance, so blood tests and check ups every 3 months. It was my first...
Finished treatment eight weeks ago roughly. Worked threw sessions then off for two weeks with bowel bladder irritation. Went back then lasted a week as the fatigue kicked in signed off for a month! Going back next week! Hopefully
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