Prostate Cancer Support Group

Hello, I have been going through the topics in this forum for a few weeks now and have found very useful and supportive information. During...

Hello. I haven’t seen any posts in forums about Xaluritamig clinical trial participants so figured I’d share in case there are folks out there who...

Hi everyone, I’ve recently been diagnosed with Gleason 4+3=7 prostate cancer, with extracapsular extension (ECE) and a PSA of 3 I'm 63 year of age....

Hello, we are traveling to Rochester from North Carolina for my husbands radiation treatment for 7 weeks. This diagnosis has thrown us for a loop...

Will be traveling to Phoenix for an initial visit with Urologist for both BPH treatment and Prostate Cancer. The urinary/bladder retention is my most urgent...

My husband called to schedule an appointment for a second opinion for his prostate cancer treatment. We sent in all his pathology and scan results....

Hi everyone, I am just shy of my 52 bday. I discovered I had the BRCA2 mutation via gene testing after my father passed of...

This group has been incredibly helpful. As I’ve posted elsewhere, I had my first biopsy this week and 3 cores came up positive for PC,...

Looking for feedback. My husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer and has since had an MRI, and Psma pet. Both showed one small spot on...

Hi, It's been a while since I posted on here so here goes a quick review of my past and my latest issue. I had...

After RP April 2019 Gleason 9 negative margins pt3a lymph nodes clear, BCR aug 2022 confirmed pet positive lymph node (SUV 1.9) PSA 0.22 was...

Paging Dr. Google... Me: Age 50, Gleason 7 (3 + 4), 0.56 intermediate risk, 6/12 cores, PSA 6.68, PSMA showed no metastasis to lymph nodes...

Hi folks - I am 73 years old and physically active and fit. I had a PSMA PET scan and biopsy done in April 2025....

I was diagnosed with stage IV PC (Gleason 4+5 =9) and started Lupron and Zitiga shortly thereafter. I had six weeks of radiation which I...

I’m five weeks post surgery and in the thick of stress incontinence.I’ve figured out a few things that have worked for me. But, wondering if...

Yet another benefit of PCa: it opens doors to new encounters. We just finished travelling overseas, and to be on the safe side I used...

Let’s begin with a truth bomb that should come with its own trigger warning: once you’re chemically castrated, you don't "feel like less of a...

So you did it. You checked your PSA, because you’re responsible like that—or more likely, because a doctor with an unnecessarily cheerful tone suggested it...

I was diagnosed with low-risk PCa at 67, this week marks two years on AS.My diagnosis was a "wake-up" call that, oddly enough, has ended...

Hello all, I’ve just been thrown into this scary world recently. I wanted to share my story and see what advice, wisdom, anecdotes, thoughts, etc....