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Mister-J
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Hi all

 

I am 87  and rather quickly I am being prescribed additional cancer drugs, have a Zoladex Injections and now a NH Body Scan. I have been "watchful waiting" for about 20 years (taking Tamsulosin) with a consistant PSA number that has now risen sharply,  I am now rather worried and need to know if my condition is more serious than I think or are the treatments a "tick box" programme . The problem is prostate so would like to hear from other guys who have found themselves in a similar situation.

Looking forward to your replies

 

Mister-J

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    Hi mister_j I'm afraid we can't tell you much with out all the details (scan results) and such, but hopefully [@telemando]‍ might give you some ideas, my problems are different my prostate cancer went to the lymph nodes, spine, ribs, pelvis and a lung stage 4 gleason 8 psa 1581, t3b n1 m1b, uncurable, if you want any information from me please ask,.. Billy 

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    Hi Billy

     

    Thanks for your reply. I will wait and see what results I get from the scan, appointment is on 8th November. 

    My wife had breast cancer 8 years ago and is now clear. 

     

    Like your dog, ours is called Abbey, 8years old and rules the house!!

    Keep in touch

     

    -J

     

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