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This is an honest look at prostate cancer from the perspective of someone who was diagnosed with the disease and then some months on had his prostate removed. It gives you the facts, the information you need to be informed, and it gives you a simple survival plan – a plan that is common sense, based on knowledge and assertiveness – your assertiveness.
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  1. iGlad's avatar
    Get tested annually.
    EMHUKD's avatar
    No need for that, they can do it with a blood test now.
  2. Boz's avatar
    Get your PSA level checked. If it shows as higher than normal don''t panic GP may refer You. PSA blood tests are not a definitive indicator of cancer and PSA can be raised for a number of other reasons. GP will probably perform a DRE. However if high, You may be offered an appointment with urology who may either offere a biopsy or MRI scan. (edited)
  3. cubegame's avatar
    What you need to do to survive?

    Don't even think about relying on the NHS, for a start!
    TheNorthEnd's avatar
    My dad got amazing support from the NHS last year, after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. Amazing.

    I'm holding back cursing at you, really am.
  4. perrioli's avatar
    I've had an MRI and 2 biopsies. Hospital appointment for next Tuesday for the results. MRI was PRIAD 5 so not looking good.
    trojan34's avatar
    Good luck mate🤞
  5. swan22's avatar
    Not free any more unfortunately
  6. Proveright's avatar
    Thanks OP
  7. BiGfactHunt's avatar
    Boron lowers PSA
  8. ohheyhello's avatar
    sad times init
  9. Chris19's avatar
    iGlad gave good advice. Get tested and test regularly. There aren't always any symptoms ......
    Ouzoherb's avatar
    Tests don't always show up anything either but the risk of over diagnosis has largely gone I think as an mri is now next stage.
  10. perrioli's avatar
    As expected, prostate cancer at 60
    EMHUKD's avatar
    That's awful news for anyone at any age. Sorry to hear it.
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