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Is it better to have surgery or radiotherapy for early-stage prostate cancer?
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men with over 47,500 new cases diagnosed every year in the UK.. When it comes to treating prostate cancer, there are two main options: surgery or radiotherapy. In this article, we will discuss the pros and cons of each...
Spacer hydrogels reduce side effects in men undergoing prostate cancer radiotherapy.
The rectal spacer hydrogels were designed to reduce radiation exposure to the organs surrounding the prostate during prostate radiotherapy. The reduction in radiation exposure to surrounding organs can reduce the side-effects such as rectal bleeding, loose bowel...
Radical Prostatectomy surgery for prostate cancer
What is a radical prostatectomy? Radical prostatectomy is surgery for prostate cancer to remove the entire prostate gland for men with localised cancer. It is a standard treatment option for men whose cancer has not spread. What is the difference between...
Tips for improving your prostate health
Although inherited genetics appears to play a major role in the development of an enlarged prostate and prostate cancer, there are certain things you can do that may reduce your risk. 1. Follow a prostate-friendly diet: A variety of fruit and vegetables contain large...
