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prostrate cancer, hormone therapy and fatigue

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ive been recently disgnosed with t2 prostrate cancer and have been on hormone tablets for a month and had my first 3 monthly hormone injection 2 weeks ago and am starting mt extrenal beam radiation at the end of this month, but since having the injection i am constantly really tried, i can be fine one minute then the next minute i feel dog tired and have to go to bed as i can bearly keep my eyes open, this can happen several times a day and is playing havoc with my life

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    Hello. I have just been through a similar situation and the answer lies in your question. It plays havoc with your life. Accept that this is an illness which you have and your life has to change for a while to get better. When I get tired which is most of the time!, I rest. I have to and that’s all there is too it. I wish you all the best for your future treatment.

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    Hello. I have just been through a similar situation and the answer lies in your question. It plays havoc with your life. Accept that this is an illness which you have and your life has to change for a while to get better. When I get tired which is most of the time!, I rest. I have to and that’s all there is too it. I wish you all the best for your future treatment.

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