2009年5月10日 · I was recently diagnosed with fairly early stage T1c prostate cancer (age 49, details below). Over the last 10 days or so, I've developed some minor dull, non-specific back and hip discomfort (not really pain).

logoslidat said... Cancer patients are notoriously guilty of associating every pain as cancer related, after cancer diagnosis. Be prudent, but reasonably so. I started having pain on the outside of my hip shortly after doc found a lump on my prostate and I was sure it was bad news.

2012年10月23日 · Mikael Its possible, though remote, the pain is being caused by the single bone met in his hip bone. We - ok I - tend to blame every ache and pain on my PCa. Than I realize - well the reason my little toe hurts is cause I stubbed in really hard! Seriously, even if the pain is being caused by the single met there are treatments your Dad can take. Even something …

Luv, In addition to radiation origin, the pain could be related to HT treatment. Joint pain is a known side effect. I am on HT treatment and have joint pain frequently. Not in the hip, but knees and shoulder. I do think that being on HT and just after the radiation, it …

2015年11月6日 · I have had some swelling in my leg and now the muscle weakness and joint pain, most pronounced in my hip. Cancer DR didn't think radiation would cause these other issues, but I have read that radiation can aggravate arthritis.

2013年8月29日 · Unless the hip pain was unbearable all the time, and assuming you an your doctor are on the same page, I would recommend waiting a full six months post prostate surgery before doing the next major surgery.

2015年6月29日 · I've been having increasing left hip pain since about January of this year. I thought it was caused by wrestling with my 15 year old son on a vacation trip. Fast forward to June...2 MRI's later, and my orthopedic surgeon feels sure that the pain is coming from avascular necrosis of the left femur head, or AVN. AVN is basically bone death, where the blood supply …

I have been on Loratabs since July of 2009 continuous (all under doctor's approval), with the exception of a short period (Nov/Dec 2010). My new oncologist has actually increased my doseages in order to get a better handle on pain control for me. These hip pains, and now lower back, did not exist beyond 6 months ago, and they have been increasing.

2007年2月12日 · Even though Proton Therapy is presently the most expensive type of prostate cancer treatment because of the cost of developing a proton radiation beam facility, it is significant that Medicare has approved and will pay for the cost of this treatment.

2009年9月29日 · Man talk about planning. Did you ever think to have the prostate replaced and zap the hip? Seriously I don't think it will make any difference. They way they strap you to the table and as zonked as you are you won't care and nothing is going to move.