This month our long term Subscriber James Daniels is part of the Cycle on You Spurs cycle team who are raising money for Prostate Cancer.
The Cycle on You Spurs team are taking on a 2-day cycle from London to Amsterdam, supporting Prostate Cancer UK. Join them in June 2024 and cycle for the 1 in 8 men affected by prostate cancer. Dog and Hat will be donating to this just giving page linked below - any other donations welcome!
What is prostate cancer?
Prostate cancer can develop when cells in the prostate start to grow in an uncontrolled way. Some prostate cancer grows too slowly to cause any problems or affect how long you live. Because of this, many men with prostate cancer will never need any treatment. But some prostate cancer grows quickly and is more likely to spread. This is more likely to cause problems and needs treatment to stop it spreading.
Signs and symptoms
Prostate cancer that’s contained inside the prostate (called localised prostate cancer or early prostate cancer) doesn’t usually cause any symptoms. That's why it's important to know about your risk. But some men might have some urinary problems. These can be mild and happen over many years and may be a sign of a benign prostate problem, rather than prostate cancer.
Find out more information about the possible symptoms of prostate cancer. If you think you might be at risk of prostate cancer or are experiencing any symptoms, visit your GP or speak to our Specialist Nurses. If you’re not sure about what to say to your GP, print and fill out this form and show it to them. This will help you have the conversation.
