Prostate Cancer

Did rotoblation work well for your heart procedure?

I had Roto rotor and it worked well

How do you stay positive with Lynch Syndrome and multiple cancer battles?

Prayers for everyone battling cancer. I have Lynch Syndrome which leaves me more vulnerable to different cancers. I survived colon cancer 10 years ago at age 53. I'm now having a prostatectomy at the end of this month. It's hard to enjoy life with these battles constantly on my mind. Praying for a quick recovery.

How do I celebrate being a cancer survivor in 2026?

It’s 2026 and I’m still alive !!! Happy New Year !!!

Has anyone experienced side effects from Xtandi? What should I expect?

Has anyone used Xtandi? If so how were the side effects?

Has anyone experienced blocked ureters and nephrostomy bags from cancer treatment?

I'm currently taking nubeqa my psa is good but my ureters got blocked I have nephrostomy bags in both kidneys it's been a year now because my bladder is scarred has anyone have this.i had stage 4 cancer in 2023 did 8 sessions of chemo and shrunk cancer.

What helped you choose between active surveillance and treatment for low-risk prostate cancer?

I was recently diagnosed with low-risk, Stage I prostate cancer. My doctor explained that I have several treatment options available, including active surveillance (careful monitoring), surgery (radical prostatectomy), and different types of radiation therapy like external beam radiation and brachytherapy. It's reassuring to know that all of these approaches are considered equally appropriate for my situation, but I'm still trying to figure out what might be the best path forward for me. I'd love to hear from others who've been in a similar position with low-risk prostate cancer. • What factors helped you decide between active surveillance and active treatment? • If you chose treatment, what was your experience like with recovery and daily life afterward?

Why aren't PSA screenings recommended when they could save lives?

I was diagnosed in 2022 with metastatic prostate cancer !!! The NCCN guidelines in 2022 Did No Recommend any PSA testing and did not say anything about talking it over with my PCP !! My PCP read it , I read it and so did a group of lawyers !! You have tried to cover your tracks but you can’t change what was already written !!! The NCCN, the CDC and the US Preventative task force have caused an American Holocaust, responsible for killing more men in the USA that fought for this country since WW2 and all wars after combined !!! A worldwide Holocaust that is responsible for the deaths of millions of men, both black and white !!! The makers of these guidelines were mostly made up of PAID BIG PHARMA Companies !!! I found all of the names of these people and who was paying them !! It’s time all people involved in the making of these guidelines are investigated and sentenced for the atrocities they have caused worldwide !!! Surviving Men who have fought for our freedom come home and many were diagnosed with prostate cancer!!! And died from it !! Everyone from The FBI, Internal Revenue Service, CIA , Homeland security , etc. are being contacted just for the purpose of investigating of these groups Creating the biggest scam in USA history when it comes to tax paying citizens!! You have no right playing GOD and if there is a hell , you all will be there , but before that a jail would suit you well !!! We are all going to die , but we shouldn’t be dying prematurely by a bunch of crooks !!!

Does anyone regret having robotic cancer surgery? Feeling upset about my decision

I'm 60yrs. I've got Robotics surgery months ago for removal. Does anyone regret doing this because I am starting to really regret doing this process because they didn't tell me all about this. Doctors kept telling me that this was the best decision. Now I feeling best decision for who only had stage 2. Feeling upset for the Holidays

What to expect with recurrent prostate cancer after surgery?

I have recurrent prostate cancer after surgery. My oncologist mentioned that the next steps might include diagnostic procedures like risk assessment, imaging scans, or a prostate bed biopsy to help determine the best treatment approach. Depending on those results, treatment options could include radiation therapy alone, radiation combined with hormone therapy, or careful monitoring to track any changes. I'd love to connect with others who have been in a similar situation and hear about your experiences. • If you had recurrent prostate cancer after surgery, what was your experience with the diagnostic workup process? • What helped you navigate the decision-making process when considering different treatment options?

What should I expect during 6 weeks of radiation treatment?

Hi guys, my name is James. I’m getting ready to start six weeks of radiation treatment next month and I was just wondering, has anybody else did it or going through it right now so I know what to expect