Hello Ladbros, I was in the same position last year when I was 59. Your gp may want to take a repeat psa blood test, and discuss what might happen next, which would probably be a referral to a consultant urologist as there are treatment pathways to be followed.
Hello again Ladbros, it is good that you now have some dates/appointments set up. I had a first mri scan, then biopsies and then a second scan which was the one to see if it had spread, but yours might be different, so do ask the staff about the scan when you have it - they will be used to being asked questions, but won’t usually be able to give you the scan results, as these will go to a doctor to review.
It is difficult not to worry, to be honest I was the same…I tried to not let it become all that I thought about in the day, and tried to keep myself occupied and as well as I could.
Have you looked at the prostate cancer uk website - it’s got lots of very helpful information [that certainly helped me], and contact details of support that they offer [phoneline, email etc]? Well worth a look. Hope this helps….
So I saw the consultant and he has no concerns as my prostate shows no change to my last MRI in 2019, other than its bigger .. gone from 30g to 55g ... he has however offered a Prostate Biopsy to put my mind at rest
So the consultant just called ... I have a small amount of cancer which they're not worried about but will monitor with another PSA in six months and an maybe another MRI in 12 .. I don't know whether to be pleased or not really !!
