Hi, my husband was diagnosed on 14/10 with T3B. He then had a PET scan which was clear thank god. He considered surgery but because of the seminal vesicles involvement the hormone therapy and radiotherapy was the recommended route. He started biculutamide...
My husband was diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer in November 2024 at the agecof 59 - T4 N2 M1, PSA 312. He completed Triplet Therapy in May 2025 and at its lowest his PSA was 4.6. Over the last couple of months his PSA has risen to 26 and he...
I'll apologise now if this subject has come up before. I have read the page on this website about Bicalutamide side effects and I can't find any mention of 'pounding in the ears' which I have read elsewhere. I mention it because the tinnitus I have had...
Hi. I have been told this afternoon that surgery to remove my prostare now wont happen, as it has spread to my pelvis. |being told it is "mangable" but I also suffer from Colits so radiotherpy will impact on this. Does anybody have experince of this...
Hello all , I really appreciate being accepted to this group my dad has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and unfortunately it’s spread to his hip and 3rd vertebrae, now then this is the hard bit , the news has hit him like a ton a bricks and he’s...
Since I’ve been taking Enzalutamid and 3 monthly Prostap injections for just over 12 months I’m having memory blanks especially with people’s names, even people I know quite well. Can anyone else relate to this. Thanks
For those that have experienced back pain due to this... What did it feel like? Was it sharp or an annoying ache? Where did you feel the pain... upper back, on the sides, by the shoulder blades, kidneys area, etc.? Was the pain constant or did it...
i have been diagnosed with prostate cancer and am due to have Radiacal prostate surgery early November. The prospect of potency and incontinence is giving me extreme anxiety and is getti g to the point i am considering not doing it and opting for monitoring...
Hi I am 54 years old and my husband is 59 who has been living with prostrate cancer for 6 years. We have now been told that there is no more treatment available to him as the chemo etc is not working due to the cancer spreading to his bones and lymph...
I didn't find this forum until my treatment was started... I'm late 50's fit, eat healthy, never smoked, don't drink much and live a healthy lifestyle....I apologise in advance but I'm a detail person so didn't want to miss anything out. Thanks again...
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