Prostate Cancer Awareness Month 2022 Giveaway

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The 2022 Awareness Month Giveaway is now closed. Thank you for your interest!
Prostate cancer can change the lives of patients, families, and friends. September is Prostate Cancer Awareness month, and here at ProstateCancer.net, we are raising awareness about the misconceptions of prostate cancer.

There are many misconceptions about prostate cancer, and we hope you will help us unearth them. We also want to reward one lucky participant with a giveaway!

What's included in the giveaway

We really wanted to include something helpful for and representative of our community this year. So, this year we will be giving away a neck fan and a T-shirt!

Neck fan

A neck fan can help people going through hot flashes feel more comfortable. Since prostate cancer treatments can cause some internal heat, we hope that this personal, low-profile neck fan can keep you cool.

Prostate cancer T-shirt

Awareness month is all about, well, making people aware of prostate cancer!

The giveaway ends on September 16, 2022, at 11:59 PM ET. The winner will be notified via email. The winner has 48 hours to claim their prize before an alternate winner will be selected. For more information, please read our Terms and Conditions. Good luck!

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jensenjackatlive-com Member
I have info to share how I lowered my PSA in two years from 6.0 to 2.6
CommunityMember1385 Member
Where can I get that tshirt? I am the prostate cancer counselor in my fraternity and would love it.
1. SamuelTaylor Community Admin
 <inline-mention username="CommunityMember1385" user-id="3266479"/> There is actually a like to the shirt in the article. 👍 Make sure to enter the giveaway for a chance to win one! Love that you're advocating for prostate cancer awareness in your fraternity. -Samuel, Team Member
Diane Talbert Moderator & Contributor
Hello <inline-mention username="Editorial Team" user-id="3258950"/> , I'm liking the gifts. Thanks for the contest and the great gifts. Diane (Team Member)
CommunityMember1413 Member
Day 19 or 40 radiation treatment at the VA
1. Richard Faust Community Admin
 Hi <inline-mention username="CommunityMember1413" user-id="6182776"/>. How are the treatments going so far? Know that there are a lot of men here who have been where you are. Best, Richard (ProstateCancer.net Team)
camelotx2 Member
I thought prostate cancer was so slow growing that you didn't have to do anything about it. You would die from something else before prostate cancer would grow enough to be a problem.
Dennis E. Golden Moderator & Contributor
 <inline-mention username="camelotx2" user-id="5458983"/> You are not alone with those thoughts. Prostate Cancer (PCa) can be aggressive or not. If you have a non-aggressive form (typically a Gleason Score of 6 etc ) you may go years and never have an issue. On the other had if you have an aggressive form (Gleason Score of 7, 8, 9 or a 10) while still considered a slow growing cancer it is more likely to spread quickly to other parts of the body. In 2020 over 375,000 men died of prostate cancer word wide. PCa is cancer and it is serious . It is not the so called" good cancer" many mistakenly believe it to be. Key is to be checked on a regular basis, keep track of your PSA numbers and if you are seeing a steady increase meet with a urologist .After that you can decide on what you need to do if a biopsy reveals you have some form of prostate cancer. Dennis (ProstateCancer.net TEAM)