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If you get surgery and they can spare the nerves, then you can get an erection...

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Discussion: Experiences with prostate stimulation and orgasm: Surgery vs Radiaton?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Dec 7, 2025

As you probably know, Gleason nine is quite aggressive. I do know at least one person...

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Discussion: 44yr PSA180 Gleason9 non-metastatic. Surgery or Treatment?

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Posted: Sep 18, 2025

Did you know what his Gleason score is, That number can tell you how aggressive the...

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Discussion: Stage 4, Hormone Therapy-Resistant: What happens after Chemotherapy?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Dec 15, 2024

You do not have an aggressive cancer. You could keep it under control with a drug...

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Discussion: Decisions to be made after biopsy confirmation of prostate cancer.

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Posted: Nov 11, 2025

Without knowing a lot more about your specific case, it really is impossible to recommend a...

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Discussion: What is treatment for Gleason Score 8 at 80 years old in good health?

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Posted: Feb 21 11:23am

You are a Gleason nine, that is very aggressive. With intraductal and cribriform it is even...

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Discussion: Confusing Messaging about Prostate Cancer

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Posted: Sep 11, 2024

The answer will vary a lot with individual PCs, its location (MRI/Biopsy), aggressiveness (Decipher Grid), risk...

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Discussion: Why did you choose surgery instead of radiation or vise versa?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Oct 13, 2023

Because His cancer has spread to the bone and lymph nodes then surgery may not be...

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Discussion: What questions should I ask at first meeting with the Oncologist?

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Posted: May 7, 2025

Ask if there’s going to be a PSMA PET scan to make sure it is not...

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Discussion: Biopsy follow up meeting questions?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Apr 28, 2025

@scary1 I would definitely want to get a second opinion on this. IMRT radiation may make...

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Discussion: 3C, PPC 8/12, highest GG5; T1c N0 M0 - 5 SBRT sessions to Prostate?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: 6 days ago

@stjosephstmary You have multiple very aggressive things going on with your prostate cancer. All three of...

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Discussion: Good News on PET-Scan, time to consider next steps

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Sep 28, 2025

@pfj0650 Below the NCCN guidelines for how long you should be on ADT. You seem to...

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Discussion: PSA Nadir main deciding factor when one can start on Intermittent ADT?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Jan 9 10:57am

A few questions that might help provide answers: > did you use a rectal spacer with...

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Discussion: Confusing PSA results: Is it possible side effects could inflate PSA?

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Posted: Jan 7 5:25am

Jeff, Yes: Grade group 2 (Gleason Score 3 + 4 = 7) Percentage of Pattern 4:...

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Discussion: Post Prostatectomy Two Week Progress

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Posted: Feb 6 11:25am

You don’t just want a medical oncologist, you want a Genito urinary oncologist, They specialize in...

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Discussion: Do I need find a medical oncologist following proton therapy?

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Posted: May 19, 2025

@hikerbruce2025 While you had 3 cores At 3+4 what was the percentage of carcinoma in those...

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Discussion: High PSA, but MRI is negative. Biopsy or Not?

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Posted: Nov 23, 2025

A few things come to mind right away. Have you had genetic testing? Somebody that gets...

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Discussion: My Story So Far - 53yo / PSA 130

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Posted: Mar 5 10:57am

Thank you for taking the time for such a detailed reply. I'll try to hit all...

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Discussion: Don’t know what I don’t know…diagnosed 5/13/25

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Posted: Jun 8, 2025

Chemo works quite well for many people. If he doesn’t want to lose his hair, get...

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Discussion: Chemotherapy ...Scared

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Nov 29, 2024

I chose the prostatectomy in major part because the scans suggested I might have EPE. So...

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Discussion: Prostatectomy or Radiation? Lot of stress over which to choose

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Posted: Dec 20, 2025