@Motogull ?PSA Testing Events
pcaso.mypsatests.org.uk
Booked in for a test at Bishop Hannington Church on Neville Avenue, Hove for April 1st. Free but donations welcomed. There are a few other sites in Sussex.
@Motogull ?PSA Testing Events
pcaso.mypsatests.org.uk
Booked in for a test at Bishop Hannington Church on Neville Avenue, Hove for April 1st. Free but donations welcomed. There are a few other sites in Sussex.
That's off my manor.
Well done mate .... and good luckThat's off my manor.
I popped into my GP surgery and have the ball rolling. Needs a Dr to sign it off and hope for a telcons on Monday.
Telecons with practice nurse on Monday. Its happening.Well done mate .... and good luck
I have flare ups of ankylosis spondylitis. Started when 30 and was knocked back for 2-3 years. Since then have had ever increasing gaps between flare ups. Currently 5-10 years between flare ups. It's a rheumatoid arthritis hitting the spine and not cancerous. Hits people in different ways. Some forever and others with flare ups. Good luck to them and internet forums would help more than my experience as more is known medically today than in 1989.I wrote on here that a 45 year old relative had a lump and the likely diagnosis ishttps://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ankylosing-spondylitis/ . Is anyone aware of this condition.
Excellent news, well done mateTelecons with practice nurse on Monday. Its happening.
I have a mild version of this, inasmuch as I was diagnosed about 25 years ago and I've "managed" it ever since.I wrote on here that a 45 year old relative had a lump and the likely diagnosis ishttps://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ankylosing-spondylitis/ . Is anyone aware of this condition.
Good for youThat's off my manor.
I popped into my GP surgery and have the ball rolling. Needs a Dr to sign it off and hope for a telcons on Monday.
Just shows how complicated the detection issue is: I have an enlarged prostate, PSA hovers between 6 and 8 (tested every 6 months) but my biopsy was clear. Best wishesI was diagnosed with prostate cancer in October 2010 and have been on active surveillance ever since. I have a PSA test every 6-9 months and a MRI scan every 2 years or so. If your cancer is benign then there is nothing to worry about although you will think about it every day.
My first PSA reading was 3.6 and my last one in January this year was 7.2, so it has only doubled over 12 years. I guess I'm lucky. The consultant told me that everyone's prostate enlarges with age and by the time we are 80 about 80% of men will have PC.
The only issue I have is a sudden need to dash to the bog although this strangely only happens at home. When I'm at the Amex I can have a couple of pints before the game and don't need to go until after the match, my prostate behaves itself when it needs to!
I too was prompted into getting one because of this thread, with the same result. It is just an indicator though isn’t it, not fail safe?If anyone is interested my PSA result was satisfactory with no need for doctor involvement.
My plan is to get tested annually, so they will be able to see any deviation in level pattern that they may be.I too was prompted into getting one because of this thread, with the same result. It is just an indicator though isn’t it, not fail safe?
Always great to hear/read good news on a Friday. Very happy for youIf anyone is interested my PSA result was satisfactory with no need for doctor involvement.