If you haven't already get yourselves down to the doctors and get your Prostate checked. It is one of the most common cancers in men
I am 60 and completely symptom free but went for a simple MOT at the doctors.
The DRE (Digital rectal examination- finger up the ********) was initially inconclusive but a quick blood test showed a raised PSA (Prostate specific antogen) level .
MRI Scan shows I have a cancer but it is contained in the prostate and hasnt yet spread (which is great news). I am currently awaiting the results of the biopsy (not much fun but necessary) to determine the cancers nature (whether it is aggressive or not).
I might be one of the lucky ones who have caught it early enough to be treated.
IT only takes a quick call to the doctors- a blood test and friendly finger to determine if you are ok
Do it now- make it one of your new years resolutions- dont wait until its too late
I had the first type of biopsy!
One in 2000 gets Sepsis from the procedure.
Usually Im a bit jammy in life but I s**t out that time.
10 days in hospital with Sepsis - No, aint a holiday!
That apart, the removal is a really interesting procedure, genuinely fascinating.
I owe my life to Dr Guy Bradley Smith and the collective NHS.
So, Best of Luck, it isnt bad as it first appears.
I had my PSA results yesterday again, all clear again.
Happy Bunny.