What mistakes have you made? There are many decisions that come with a prostate cancer diagnosis; sometimes we feel like we make mistakes in our journey. What mistakes have you made after your diagnosis? What...Reactions0reactionsComments11 repliesAwarenessTips & Advice
What Should Be Known About the Digital Rectal Exam?There's a lot to be discussed about digital rectal exams. This is a space to ask questions and share your experience with DRE's....Reactions0reactionsComments6 repliesDiagnosisSide EffectsAwareness
FeaturedNervous about findings 47 years old PSA increase from 2.7 to 4.55 in one year. MRI result of PIRADS 3. Biopsy results (17 samples) 5 on right ride, 1 on left were positive...Reactions0reactionsComments23 repliesPSATips & AdviceAwarenessDiagnosis
Genetic CounsellingMy situation. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2008 (now stage IV-but stable for many years), bladder cancer 2015 (stage zero).. No family history of cancer that I am...Reactions0reactionsComments2 repliesAdvanced Prostate CancerSurvivorshipAwareness
FeaturedTop 9 prostate health tips1. Follow a prostate-friendly diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. 2. Engage in regular physical activity and maintain a healthy weight. 3. Stay hydrated by drinking an adequate...Reactions0reactionsComments3 repliesAdvanced Prostate CancerAwarenessTips & Advice
Side effects to sex lifeIf you are one of many that lost your ability to have an erection, and/or lost significant length from prostatectomy due to PC, and feel your issues took that much...Reactions0reactionsComments3 repliesCopingAwarenessAdvanced Prostate Cancer
FeaturedGerson juicing etc., MD, and othersHi, I have stage 4 prostate cancer. Diagnosed in May of 2023, Gleson 4+4 = 8, and PSA of 14. That same month I was put on Hormone Therapy (Zytiga...Reactions0reactionsComments7 repliesTreatmentAwarenessDiet & Nutrition
Life with prostate cancerWhat do you wish others knew about living with prostate cancer?...Reactions0reactionsComments30 repliesFriends & FamilySurvivorshipAwareness
Success Stories with Prostate Cancer Prostate cancer is not an easy journey; it's a path of challenge, perseverance, trials, and resilience. This is a space to share those things that went well in your prostate...Reactions0reactionsComments17 repliesAwarenessCopingSurvivorship
Tips for Managing Symptoms My father has reoccurring prostate cancer. His PSA numbers are now high enough that he has to restart treatment, and he's getting Xtandi and Lupron. The docs have given no...Reactions0reactionsComments1 repliesSymptomsTips & AdviceAwareness