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Welcome to our club of warriors. Yes, "gobsmacked" is accurate. I was diagnosed in December 2023...

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Discussion: Just diagnosed gobsmacked looking for advice

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Posted: Jun 25 8:54am

@predictable has raised a good point in the context of what may be a slow growing...

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Discussion: Proton Therapy for prostate cancer

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Posted: Jul 16, 2016

I truly feel for you, brother. As if your poor wife being terminally ill isn't enough...

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Discussion: Life after prostate cancer

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Posted: May 12 3:17pm

Hello, it sounds like you have been pretty thorough in your research. After monitoring my rising...

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Discussion: Seeking advice on treatment options

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Posted: Oct 1, 2023

Hi Bob, During the Optilume surgery the Urologist put a 14 mm catheter in which he...

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Discussion: Optilume Balloon Treatment for Prostatic Strictures

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Posted: Dec 4, 2023

With a 6(3+3) and PSA of 4.2, I was on active surveillance for 9 years, until...

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Discussion: 3+3 - others' experiences and questions I should ask doc?

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Posted: Jun 16 8:19am

Hey Steve. Congrats on picking Mayo in Phoenix. They set a standard for care that few...

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Discussion: Sex After Surgery: What can I expect?

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Posted: Aug 15 10:50am

Besides just PSA and Gleason, you need more information regarding the aggressiveness of your disease to...

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Discussion: Treatment questions for "younger men" with PC (40 to 60?).

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Posted: Feb 18 8:20am

Took Orgovyx July 1 (3) 2 and 3 and stopped due to confusion and heart pain....(have...

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Discussion: What's your experience with Orgovyx (relugolix)?

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Posted: Aug 6, 2022

Yes, there is hope for people diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer. (Cancer that has spread beyond...

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Discussion: Any hope for aggressive metastatic prostate cancer?

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Posted: May 25, 2023

I am 59 and was diagnosed in Sept 22. My psa was 5.7 and because it...

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Discussion: How to choose treatment for prostate cancer?

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Posted: Jun 12, 2023

Each person has to make their own decisions, but with Gleason 3+3=6 or even 3+4= 7...

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Discussion: Life after prostate cancer

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Posted: May 11 8:13am

I also had RRP, post surgery had a persistent and then constantly rising PSA. Then 34...

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Discussion: Abiraterone+Lupron vs (Clinical Trial) Apalutamide+Lupron

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Posted: Apr 13 8:03am

The Mayo staff said that the urination issue is common since they can't protect the uretha...

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Discussion: Living with Prostate Cancer: Meet others & introduce yourself

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Posted: Feb 10, 2020

I can understand what you are stating about low T and minimal to zero energy. In...

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Discussion: Zero energy 3+ years after radiation and Firmagon for Stage 1 PC

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Posted: Jan 17 4:12pm

Just complete my RP (age 78, healthy, active, 140-145 pounds) on 3/28/2024. 24 hour stay at...

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Discussion: Radical Prostatectomy By Robotic Surgery: What can I expect?

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Posted: Apr 7 4:09pm

Thanks so much for the detailed information, I am also 70 my PSA had started up...

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Discussion: PSA 8.6, MRI PIRADS 5, Biopsy scheduled, so a bit worried

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Posted: Jan 2 10:29am

Wow, I was just thinking last night of how far I've come since the surgery. I...

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Discussion: Any tips for first few days immediately following prostate surgery?

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Posted: Jul 11 6:04am

We need to play the long game. RP at 72, postop pathology confirmed G 9 w/...

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Discussion: One year past prostatectomy, in waiting mode.

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Posted: Oct 6 8:12am

Wayne's advise is right on. I'm 76 and was diagnosed with prostrate cancer 2.5 years ago....

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Discussion: How to choose treatment for prostate cancer?

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Posted: Apr 16, 2021

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