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I was 4+4 post-biopsy and 4+5 after surgery. My first PSA three months after RALP was...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1230050/
PSMA, fortunately, did not detect any cancer ... treatments were focused on the former prostate
Discussion: Gleason 4+5, up from 4+3
Support Group: Prostate Cancer
Posted: Feb 5 11:35am
If I already have a gleason score of 3+4 through biopsy, is there any advantage to...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1243741/
That is the extent of the cancer found ... guided biopsy didn't show any cancer ... spot identified, nothing outside the prostate
Discussion: PSMA Pet scan interpretation
Support Group: Prostate Cancer
Posted: Feb 23 11:30am
Thanks for your reply! I am not sure whT you mean here: « If the 8(4+4)...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1260134/
you mean here: « If the 8(4+4) cancers ... in your prostate don’t exhibit enough ... PET scan, then if there are other prostate ... cancers elsewhere, those also might ... enough to be distingushable from non-cancerous
Discussion: Gleason 8 diagnosis at 51: Likely opting for surgery
Support Group: Prostate Cancer
Posted: Mar 17 8:56am
Dodgerblue here. Last 5 months have been very stressful. I’ll try to shorten it. I was...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/971480/
surgery versus radiation for intraductal cancer ... indicated I was clear, other than the prostate ... Intraductal, but it never ORIGINATED in the prostate ... back showing aggressive, high level cancer
Discussion: Intraductal prostate carcinoma: What is standard treatment?
Support Group: Prostate Cancer
Posted: Nov 27, 2023
@tmestanas91 When you say surgery, I am assuming you are having your prostate removed. If not...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1260860/
I am assuming you are having your prostate ... considering radiation, the Baptist Health Cancer
Discussion: Help needed on organizing my care
Support Group: Prostate Cancer
Posted: Mar 18 7:06am
First, a positive attitude is the key to fighting cancer. Support is also a key weapon,...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1164544/
positive attitude is the key to fighting cancer ... possible lymph involvement and the cancer ... leaving the prostate.
Discussion: Newly Diagnosed: Removal vs Radiation
Support Group: Prostate Cancer
Posted: Oct 29, 2024
Sorry to welcome you to the forum, it's the one place that nobody wants you to...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1265569/
way to get a 100% pathology on your cancer ... Not just the prostate itself, but while ... personally am glad I got surgery, the cancerous
Discussion: Recently Diagnosed - Surgery or Radiation?
Support Group: Prostate Cancer
Posted: Mar 24 9:27am
After the diagnosis, I received a 3-month Lupron injection, which caused hot flashes. (I still have...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/760920/
The PSMA test showed the cancer strictly ... Add to this, that my cancer was prostate-confined ... of a previously undetected grade of cancer
Discussion: Stage 4 prostate cancer treatment options
Support Group: Prostate Cancer
Posted: Oct 14, 2022
My only comment that helped me decide surgery vs radiation is if you choose radiation without...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1266466/
understand correctly most cannot then have prostate ... something else would cause my death before cancer
Discussion: Recently Diagnosed - Surgery or Radiation?
Support Group: Prostate Cancer
Posted: Mar 25 11:11am
One reason lung cancer has been so hard to fight is that there is no early...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1260124/
One reason lung cancer has been so hard ... simple as a mammogram or the PSA for prostate ... It's on the American Cancer Society ... https://www.cancer.org/cancer/types/ ... lung-cancer/detection-diagnosis-staging
Discussion: Can you have lung cancer without symptoms?
Support Group: Lung Cancer
Posted: Mar 17 8:44am
My dad is 78 years old and is currently going through chemotherapy for bladder cancer that...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1265904/
going through chemotherapy for bladder cancer ... his small intestine and part of his prostate ... more concerned about removing the cancer
Discussion: Will surgery for bladder cancer make Crohn's worse?
Support Group: Bladder Cancer
Posted: Mar 24 2:27pm
We obviously don't know all the specifics of your diagnosis but in general I think your...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1262259/
indicated a 36% probability of treatable cancer ... a very low percentage of Gleason 9 cancer ... and the pathology report on the full prostate ... another benefit of surgery: the entire prostate
Discussion: Final countdown to RP on 3/26th and I’m anxious
Support Group: Prostate Cancer
Posted: Mar 19 9:05pm