Best Treatment Options for Recurrence After Surgery for Prostate Cancer?...My husband had a radical prostatectomy 1 and 1/2 years ago. His PSA has doubled 3 times in the past 6 months...reactions62replies
Active Surveillance for 3+4=7 Gleason - What's Your Experience?...Hi - my first post here. I was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer. I am 57 years old, in otherwise decent health...reactions3repliesTreatment
Caregiver Spotlight: Katie...Katie's husband, Ed, was diagnosed with prostate cancer 4 years ago. After standing by her husband through surgery and treatment, Katie talks...reactionscomments
No more biopsies...I am one of the unusual cases of high PSA but so far no cancer. I have had two biopsies the last...reactionscomments
Keeping Your Life Together...In this video, I will talk about 3 ways to keep your life together following a prostate cancer diagnosis when everything in...reactionscomments
Has Anyone Had Any Luck with Cunningham Clamps?...My husband has some leakage and his penis retracts or telescopes into itself. Wondered if they’d help. Share your experience in the...reactions2repliesCaregivingIncontinence
Ongoing PSA Fear...It happens every time the nurse calls and says, "Dennis, it's time to schedule your next PSA test." With almost 8 years...reactions12comments
Facing the Uncertainty of Prostate Cancer with My Doctor...A prostate cancer diagnosis often comes with a mountain of new information to digest. Doctors are there with us through the entire...reactions4comments
Prostate Cancer and PTSD...I have prostate cancer and I’ve had PTSD, but in my case, the two aren’t linked, but they can be. Although my...reactions2comments
Choosing Life...They say life is about choices. Well, I did not choose prostate cancer and I certainly did not choose to have an aggressive...reactionscomments
Say What?? ..."It looks like your PSA level is more than 0.49 nanograms per milliliter and..." -The Unknown Urologist You are sitting in the...reactions2comments
PARP Inhibitors: The Move Towards Genetic Targeted Treatment for Prostate Cancer...Dr. Daniel P. Petrylak, MD spoke of poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP) inhibitors having the potential to change the standard of care for prostate...reactionscomments
Workplace Accommodations Under the Americans With Disabilities Act...Living with a chronic disease, like cancer, can sometimes make it difficult to function in the workplace. But despite struggling daily, many...reactions1comment
Targeted Therapy for Prostate Cancer...Targeted therapies are a treatment option for prostate cancer. They work by blocking or targeting specific parts of cancer cells. This reduces...
What Your Partner Understands...Hearing you have prostate cancer for the first time always comes as a shock on many levels. If you have a partner...reactions1comment
June is Men's Health Awareness Month...What advice will men follow when it comes to June and men's health awareness? Perhaps...focusing on one issue may offer a possible...reactions2comments
Rising PSA after prostate cancer surgery - needing encouragement and advice......I am 52 years old, diagnosed last February with PSA of 49. I had a Bone scan and CT clear, MRI showed...reactions4repliesPSATreatment
What About Prostate Cancer and Stress? (Part 3)...In part 3 of this series on stress and prostate cancer, we will look at how I am managing prostate cancer stress...reactions1comment
Can I have a prostatectomy after brachytherapy?...I had brachytherapy in Oct 2018. After my PSA was .065, within a year and a half it's now 5.3 (after several...reactions1replyPSATreatment
SSDI’s Extended Period of Eligibility...Following fully completing my first Trial Work Period (TWP) service month, I had to call and report my income for the month...reactionscomments
