Hi, Thank you for posting this question. There are lots of things that can affect your PSA level – not just a prostate problem. You may be told to avoid any sexual activity that leads to ejaculation in the 48 hours before a PSA test, as this could cause a temporary rise in your PSA level. If you are...

Hi, I've nothing further to add from the information Jon has given to you, but you may find Prostate Cancer UK's information for men with an enlarged prostate gland useful to read: http://prostatecanceruk.org/media/41599/enlarged_prostate_booklet.pdf Alternatively if you wish to talk to one of the S...

Hi Brian, I've nothing further to add from the response you've received from Ben, but you may also find the following links to Prostate Cancer UK's publications on an enlarged prostate gland and a TURP operation: http://prostatecanceruk.org/media/41599/enlarged_prostate_booklet.pdf http://prostateca...

Hi TwinkleKat, It sounds like your Dad is doing really well on the hormone therapy treatment, and his PSA is at a low level. To add to what Ben has said, if you wanted to talk this through with a Specialist nurse you can always call the confidential helpline at Prostate Cancer UK on 0800 074 8383. T...