Good Afternoon, This my first post, after joining today. I start my 3 cycle of chemotherapy this week and I have had a discussion with my consultant and he said I should let people know I have coped with them. I am having horrendous pains in my hands...
Hello, I’m new here, my father was diagnosed on 1 May 24 with prostate cancer. We are awaiting bone scan and a biopsy however a prostate MRI shows suspicious lymph node, seminal vessel spread, pushing against the bladder wall and several bone lesions...
HI all I was diagnosed with Prostate cancer after a 'routine' blood test showed at PSA of 35. A biopsy and MRI scan showed I had a grade 9 (4-5) gleeson cancer that has spread to a pelvic lymph node - but no further. I've been on hormone therapy...
I have recently been diagnosed with P.C. & getting to know all about it & how it is going to affect me, my life & my relationship with my supportive family, but i feel lucky with them & the NHS & their caring teams that i am going to rely on for the rest...
I was diagnosed with spinal compression in Dec 22 and had to have an emergency operation to remove the cancer from my spine where they took the biopsy from. In Feb 23 in was told I had neuroendocrine small cell metastatic prostate cancer and the prostate...
Hi guys, I thought it better to continue with my tome here because many threads were intertwined and it was getting a little confusing...also, some of the wonderful people commenting really deserved the attention of Macmillan Champions moreso than me...
Hi everyone I’ve found out on Monday I have prostate cancer My Gleason is 6 and I’ve been put on Active Surveillance My dad also had it and is still alive at 85 and is still under surveillance I guess any advice or comments might help My head has been...
We found out recently that my husband who is only in his 50’s has prostate cancer, psa20, 4+3=7, T3, waiting for CT scan and bone scan. They only gave one treatment plan which started the same day as we were told the result. Hormone therapy tablets and...
My husband has now completed his 6 bouts of chemo and is on the monthly injections and Enzalutamide. The problem we are dealing with is the obvious fatigue, but as he has bone metastases he is struggling with the pain. He is on 500mg Naproxen twice a...
Hi everyone, well George had his scan results this morning, and after his prostate surgery it has appeared in his pelvic area, the rest of his body is clear, so he starts his injections tomorrow and will have them every 3 months, he will also see on oncologist...
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