Hi Piintail2024, and a warm welcome to the forum, I'm sorry you have prostate cancer and have to be here, but I can not only tell you your side effects are perfectly normal, you're fortunate to have got away relativily lightly.

The tiredness, or fatigue as it is known is very common, just keeping your exercises up is the best way through it, I'm assuming getting up in the night 2 to 3 times is to pee, this too is common, ask your nurse about exercises to tighten up your sphincters and muscles that control your urethra, try having your last drink of the day a little earlier, but DON'T cut back, it's important to drink plenty, cutting out caffeine, alcohol and carbonated drinks while your bony recovers rom radiotherapy will also help, not for everyone I know but I also did pilates, which strengthens your inner core, lower abdomen, best wishes.

Eddie

Hi Piintail2024, and a warm welcome to the forum, I'm sorry you have prostate cancer and have to be here, but I can not only tell you your side effects are perfectly normal, you're fortunate to have got away relativily lightly.

The tiredness, or fatigue as it is known is very common, just keeping your exercises up is the best way through it, I'm assuming getting up in the night 2 to 3 times is to pee, this too is common, ask your nurse about exercises to tighten up your sphincters and muscles that control your urethra, try having your last drink of the day a little earlier, but DON'T cut back, it's important to drink plenty, cutting out caffeine, alcohol and carbonated drinks while your bony recovers rom radiotherapy will also help, not for everyone I know but I also did pilates, which strengthens your inner core, lower abdomen, best wishes.

Eddie

Thanks for the reply