Hello everyone, Not been on here for a while mainly because things seem to be going well regarding PSA levels etc, after radiotherapy which was completed in August 2024. However, I have a current concern over my next Prostap injection. I have been...
Glad I found this forum.
Hi , my name is Martin and I’m 56 years old . This is my first post but just wanted to hear from people in a similar position to me. I had a radical prostatectomy back in June this year following my diagnosis of Gleason 9 cancer that had broken out...
Hi All, my name is Mike. I have, recently, been diagnosed with Prostate cancer. Fortunately, they seem to have found mine at an early stage. My query concerns back pain after having my biopsy about 5 -6 weeks ago. I have, occasionally, had back pain...
Below is my experience. Hopefully it will be useful to men newly diagnosed who aren’t sure what to expect, when and in what order! I would imagine that my experience won’t be radically dinferential to others. It’s certainly a journey! 20.08.25 - PSA...
Hi name is Ray, got diagnosed in December 2022, psa of 135, Gleason 9, with couple of lymph nodes involved started treatment in 2023. Hormone injections then chemo, 6 rounds of Docetaxel, then 20 days of radiotherapy. Psa dropped to undetectable & has...
Hello, I'm new (again) to Macmillan...I will explain. I'm 83 with 5 kids and 7 grandchildren .5 years ago I was in the colon cancer group. I got that sorted with some major surgery - a hemicolectomy. For the next 5 years I had annual checks and colonoscopies...
Hi all this is my first posting. I had radiotherapy for prostate cancer in year 2000. Over time began to experience leaking urine which got progressively worse to the extent that I now have to use pads.I have also ended up with ED and very little feeling...
Greetings all. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in February and, fortunately it appears that it’s not spread beyond the prostate. My local NHS acted pretty swiftly and 3 weeks ago I had it removed. The operation went well, so I’m told, and I was released...
Hello my husband has just been diagnosed with prostrate cancer and we have been told T2 and has been five three treatment options - active surveillance / radiotherapy or surgery . we have just met with a surgeon to discuss removal of the prostrate and...
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