HIP PAIN
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Concerned,
At this point I would not borrow trouble. It might be a good idea to suggest to your Father's doctor that you would like to have a bone scan performed. Yes, it can sometimes be a symptom, but if the gleason was 3+3 and the physician indicated a "slow-growing" type he probably does not suspect that it has spread.
Good luck and keep us posted.
Roger0 -
Thanks for your response. He has taken full blood work and we are waiting for the results. In addition, he is scheduled for a bone scan on monday. I am unaware if he has had this pain the past. He recently went for a full physical in May 06 prior to being diagnosed in Dec 06. All blood works came back negative and his psa ranged between 2-3. In September 05 as his prostate was enlarged the doctor did surgeory to shink the prostate. In Dec 01 he had a biopsy done and it came back negative. Besides the PC my father is a very health man. However, when somthing like this happens you start to look at every symptom. Can you guys recommend any hospital, procedure, or surgeon. Was your PC'S localized. Thanks.rogermoore said:Concerned,
At this point I would not borrow trouble. It might be a good idea to suggest to your Father's doctor that you would like to have a bone scan performed. Yes, it can sometimes be a symptom, but if the gleason was 3+3 and the physician indicated a "slow-growing" type he probably does not suspect that it has spread.
Good luck and keep us posted.
Roger0 -
Concerned,concernedson said:Thanks for your response. He has taken full blood work and we are waiting for the results. In addition, he is scheduled for a bone scan on monday. I am unaware if he has had this pain the past. He recently went for a full physical in May 06 prior to being diagnosed in Dec 06. All blood works came back negative and his psa ranged between 2-3. In September 05 as his prostate was enlarged the doctor did surgeory to shink the prostate. In Dec 01 he had a biopsy done and it came back negative. Besides the PC my father is a very health man. However, when somthing like this happens you start to look at every symptom. Can you guys recommend any hospital, procedure, or surgeon. Was your PC'S localized. Thanks.
What area of the country do you live in? I'm sure that once that is known you will receive several recommendations on Surgeons and Hospitals.
As for the treatment, there are several options. Surgery? More than one type i.e. Conventional, retro-pubic, etc., Robotic, DaVinci, etc.
In addition to surgery, there is the radiation seed implants, and also hormonal therapy and external beam radiation.
The patients age, general health, stature, all have an impact on which treatment option is most desirable.
Don't know if I helped. Feel free to e-mail me through this site with any questions you are hesitant to post.
Best of luck,
Roger0 -
We are located in New York, so if you can recommend any hospitals in the New York area or we would be willing to travel.rogermoore said:Concerned,
What area of the country do you live in? I'm sure that once that is known you will receive several recommendations on Surgeons and Hospitals.
As for the treatment, there are several options. Surgery? More than one type i.e. Conventional, retro-pubic, etc., Robotic, DaVinci, etc.
In addition to surgery, there is the radiation seed implants, and also hormonal therapy and external beam radiation.
The patients age, general health, stature, all have an impact on which treatment option is most desirable.
Don't know if I helped. Feel free to e-mail me through this site with any questions you are hesitant to post.
Best of luck,
Roger0 -
My father went for blood works and now this monday he will be going for bone scan and a lower abdomen (catscan) and that Friday he will get his results. To my knowledge these are standard tests.0
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Concernedson
I have hip pains and my Gleason was 8 & 9s plus an extension out of the prostatic capsule. I have had the works RP,RT and casodex when it spread to the lymph system. However my hip pains are arthritic not metasised PC. So with a T1 tumour it is unlikely to be anything other than arthritis or a bit of sciatica. Worry can bring the latter on due to tense muscles.
Like you my son worries himself to death but as many others have said if you have to have PC then a T1 is as good as it gets. The best to your 'old man' he will come through.
Photon0 -
Thanks Roger, he is going for a bone and abodomen scan omn Monday. He will get resulsts on Friday. I will keep you guys posted. I am praying for localization of the prostate.rogermoore said:Concerned,
At this point I would not borrow trouble. It might be a good idea to suggest to your Father's doctor that you would like to have a bone scan performed. Yes, it can sometimes be a symptom, but if the gleason was 3+3 and the physician indicated a "slow-growing" type he probably does not suspect that it has spread.
Good luck and keep us posted.
Roger0 -
Thanks. He is getting his bone scan and abdomine scan on Monday I will keep you posted.Photon said:Concernedson
I have hip pains and my Gleason was 8 & 9s plus an extension out of the prostatic capsule. I have had the works RP,RT and casodex when it spread to the lymph system. However my hip pains are arthritic not metasised PC. So with a T1 tumour it is unlikely to be anything other than arthritis or a bit of sciatica. Worry can bring the latter on due to tense muscles.
Like you my son worries himself to death but as many others have said if you have to have PC then a T1 is as good as it gets. The best to your 'old man' he will come through.
Photon0
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