Treatments
Being diagnosed with Prostate Cancer, or noticing you have the symptoms, can be a scary prospect. In this section, we introduce you to the treatment journey you may experience.
Monitoring & Analysis
Treatments
Advanced Treatments
Monitoring and Analysis
Treatment for Prostate Cancer starts with Monitoring and Analysis. The detection of increased PSA levels, a potential indicator of Prostate Cancer, may not directly lead to treatment. The first stages may well result in long term monitoring of the prostate, including invasive and non-invasive analysis
Initial PSA Test Results
Treatment for Prostate Cancer starts with Monitoring and Analysis. The detection of increased PSA levels, a potential indicator of Prostate Cancer, may not directly lead to treatment. The first stages may well result in long term monitoring of the prostate, including invasive and non-invasive analysis
MRI Scan
Treatment for Prostate Cancer starts with Monitoring and Analysis. The detection of increased PSA levels, a potential indicator of Prostate Cancer, may not directly lead to treatment. The first stages may well result in long term monitoring of the prostate, including invasive and non-invasive analysis
Biopsy
A prostate Biopsy is a procedure to remove samples of suspicious tissue from the prostate gland it self. A needle is used to collect a number of tissue samples from the prostate gland normally performed by an urologist, using ultrasound imaging. Tissue samples from the prostate biopsy are examined under a microscope for cell abnormalities that are a sign of cancer. If cancer is present, it is evaluated to determine how quickly its likely to progress and to determine the best treatment options.

