Now have a few questions.. Other then dying at some time what would happen if i take no medical action ? As it seems to me its the treatment that kills not the cancer. john. Presenting PSA = 5.7 30.3.2020 MRI T2NOMO Biopsy undertaken - Gleason...
hi everyone . still trying to navigate the forums. I’ve joined you guys as a wife who’s world has been turned upside down in a week. My 60 year young husband has been diagnosed with prostate cancer that has gone in the bone. He has absolutely no pain...
Hi all, I’m new to the site. my husband was diagnosed with T4 N1, Gleason 9, advanced prostate cancer at the end of May, this is of course devastating but also my husband is so angry as he has been back and forth to the GP for a couple of years with several...
Hello everyone. Diagnosis received Tuesday this week, T3A stage, Gleason 3+4 = 7 66 reasonably fit, hole in the heart issue and previous stroke two years ago but thankfully without little in the way of issues from that. This may preclude surgery...
Hi. My husband was diagnosed in April with aggressive prostrate cancer. Came as a shock as others no pain but blood test came back raised. He has had hormone treatment which is really knocking him about, hot flushes very fatigued not the same person....
My husband has advanced prostate cancer and has been on hormone therapy for the past 6 months. His PSA level reduced dramatically, but it has just gone up from 0.3 to 1.7. He is really upset by this news, is this normal? Can anything like diet or blood...
Hi. PSA 19 in 2019. MRI scan. Appointment for biopsy. No indication before the biopsy that I had prostate cancer. Surgeon performing the biopsy revealed this information for the first time while showing me a scan of my prostate. Advanced prostate cancer...
I was diagnosed with a gleason 7 (3+4) and PSA 5 which was biopsied twice and several MRIs and then HIFU last december when PSA was 8 - very unusually I am told a previously twice negative biopsy lesion on the clear side suddenly comes up as gleason 9...
Hi, A few weeks ago my father (he's 76) had a biopsy and earlier this week he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Its medium grade and he will hopefully be starting therapy next month. My purpose of being here is to learn more about patient and other...
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