No. I was told after my biopsy that my cancer was inoperable due to how aggressive it was. No guarantee they could remove it safely and completely. I have to say that the early hormone treatment most likely saved my life. I had an early cancer care nurse who basically ran to the hospital pharmacy and gave me my first 30 days worth of hormone tablets right after the biopsy in the recovery room. Been getting 6 months injections after that. I think the hardest part for me was the fact I loved to run and work out but the drug made me tired and the loss of testosterone caused me to have a more difficult time working out. I traded running for walking and I reduced how many days I did weight training and took to more low impact exercises. Had a real grip on it at the start but recently I begun to develop the middle age spare tire. Harder to get rid of due to the hormone but I’m giving it a go. No sugar is good. Have you had radiotherapy yet?