Hi there, I was diagnosed in October with prostate cancer with a Gleason score same as yours ( 3+4 ) of 7. 

I was spoken to by both a surgeon and radiotherapy oncologist and I opted for radiotherapy as it seemed the least invasive. 

I started on hormone therapy in November and had my first radiotherapy session 2.5 weeks ago. I go every working day for 4 weeks and have 7 sessions left. I have had a review last week and have another later this week. I also have appts arranged for June. Bloods and another hormone jab.

You really need to start a complaint with your health authority as leaving you waiting like this is not on and your GP should be pushing them as well. 

I was told by the way that a score of 7 was not that bad. The cancer had not broached my prostate. My treatment is considered to be curative. 

I am in the Merseyside area and will be 73 in April. 

Hi there, I was diagnosed in October with prostate cancer with a Gleason score same as yours ( 3+4 ) of 7. 

I was spoken to by both a surgeon and radiotherapy oncologist and I opted for radiotherapy as it seemed the least invasive. 

I started on hormone therapy in November and had my first radiotherapy session 2.5 weeks ago. I go every working day for 4 weeks and have 7 sessions left. I have had a review last week and have another later this week. I also have appts arranged for June. Bloods and another hormone jab.

You really need to start a complaint with your health authority as leaving you waiting like this is not on and your GP should be pushing them as well. 

I was told by the way that a score of 7 was not that bad. The cancer had not broached my prostate. My treatment is considered to be curative. 

I am in the Merseyside area and will be 73 in April. 

Thanks for that info, GP was only interested in getting in/out of door, she didn’t even tell me I had a Gleason grade of 4+3 , I will ring the uralagy dept tomorrow, again to find out what’s happening,. I don’t think a complaint would help, they have big desks. My grade is slightly different as it’s 4+3 but I wished it was 3+4 as the first digit is the most progressive, but a chat with medical staff would be help full. But will let you know what happens. 

Oh and I’m 70 and live in West Midlands