Supporting husband

Hi there. Sorry to hear what has happened to your family over the past month. I would expect his urologist will also order blood tests and a CT scan. I had my testicle removed before the CT scan (but after bloods). As I understand it, most TC tumours are not rapidly growing ones. However, I only really know about my own type. Your husbands situation could potentially be different due to having sepsis. I've not heard of TC affecting urine flow before. One bit of advice I can offer though is to chase. Don't wait weeks for a phone call. You're not wasting anyones time. I found the NHS absolutely useless. Your husband is lucky to have a supporting partner. I did too and it really helps. Good luck, and please reach if you need to. 

Thank you  you for taking the time to reply, hubby’s been through such a lot in the past months, I’ve been reading up about different types of tc, now the initial shock has gone, our hospital is very good with him but I won’t hang around and an assertive in making sure he gets the care he needs, I was just wondering if anyone had any knowledge of such a quick growing tumour, thanks again hope you continue to be well 

Has your husband been given a follow up urologist appointment or operation date yet?

Not as yet, he had an appointment last week to discharge him after the previous two surgery’s , the consultant asked for this ultrasound scan just as a back up to make sure all was ok, guess he’s going to have a surprise when he gets the email with the results, he only had the ultrasound yesterday so will expect a letter/phonecall (which is what they have been doing) hopefully early next week 

Ok great, sounds like things are moving. Good luck