Hi I posted on here a while ago. My husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer at 57. Now after 7 yrs treatment, he has been told there is nothing more to be done. He has been given less than a year. Is there anyone in a similar situation, living...
Hi my name is Jimmy, I’m 57 years old and I was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer
Hello new to the group my postrate journey started just over two years ago I had my postrate removed October 22. Everything appeared okay until recently when my PSA went to 0.2 have now had a Pet scan and it has shown three small areas of concern on...
Good evening everyone I’m new to this group my husband has advanced prostate cancer psa of 60 at most recent appt. Currently taking enzultamide and he’s very fatigued, loss of appetite and disoriented- just wondered if anyone has similar symptoms and...
New member, details of position in profile. Just made my appointment for my first Zoladex Injection - 21/06. Looked it up and read the side effects. Schoolboy error - small panic attack. I can see that a lot of people are given this. Is it as...
Diagnosed two years ago after physical exam by my GP after I experiences poor urine flow and incomplete bladder emptying. PSA was normal 1.4 so came as a bit of a shock, I thought I had an enlarged prostate. Biopsy recorded prostate cancer Gleason 6...
Good evening. I'm new here - only made a couple of posts. My journey can be found in my profile, but I will summarise it by saying Gleason 9, out of the prostate into 1 lymph node. Bone Scan is clear, and CT scan confirms MRI image - "only" one lymph...
I'm feeling very anxious about the recovery..the more I read these forums the worse I feel even though I know it's for the best.
Hello all, thank you for being there, 3months in on hormone treatment, tablets for 1 month and monthly injections. I had my CT planning on Friday and now awaiting the start of Radio for the whole month of June. I was expecting the water procedure...
My Husband has recently been diagnosed with Prostrate cancer which unfortunately has spread to his spine, but thankfully not his nervous system. he started Hormone treatment injections whilst in hospital & had his next one last week. He had a biopsy...
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