Hello My husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer six months ago. He is 53 years old. He had a very high PSA and glees on score of 9. He is on hormone treatment and a hormone study called Proteus. . He suffers with side effects of mood swings, extreme...
I had a radical proctectomy about 2011 PSA 11.1 a 9 on the Gleason scale after that I had 2 yrs free then it came back two lots of hormones and a 6wk dose of radiotherapy over 10yrs that killed it for a while 3yrs now it back again and moving quicker...
Hello all. I have recently been diagnosed and am awaiting a bone scan to see if it has spread. All very scary.
Hello, I have been reading the posts on this group and have found them very helpful. My husband has been diagnosed with prostate cancer Gleeson 4 + 4 no lymph involvement. He has had a bone scan and now waiting for a follow up CT scan on his chest. His...
Hello everyone, New here, not sure where to start, but feels a bit reassuring to be part of this community that Macmillan provides. I am 55 and have just been diagnosed with Prostate Cancer, with a PSA of 3.6 and Gleason of 6 (3 +3) two days ago...
Hi. New to all this. My dad has had a weak bladder so we took him to the docs. They referred him to hospital for an mri. This was the beginning of December. We had a call from the hospital saying he needed to have tests done on his prostate but didn't...
My husband of 47 has been diagnosed with incurable inoperable advanced prostate cancer the consultant was able to tell us that it spread to bones before he had a scan however a scan was done and it showed it had spread to left leg right hip pelvis sacrum...
I am travelling to Europe and have advanced prostate cancer. I am 80 and i am unable to find cover at a reasonable price. If necessary, i am prepared to exclude cober for the cancer. Does anyone have any suggestions
Hi everyone, this is my first time so here goes. Diagnosed 9years ago, had prostrate removed, after a while P.S.A started climbing which came as a shock but was assured that radiotherapy and a course of hormone therapy would eradicate it. But this disease...
Hi. I am very new to this group having been diagnosed with advanced prostrate cancer on 6th Jan.
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