[llevrok]

Being a prostate cancer survivor myself, quite often the cancer spreads into the bladder and lymphs from the prostate and is temporarily “hidden” by the prostate issues.

I wish him well with his treatments.

[devane617]

DITTO, I too am a PCa survivor—so far—Dx’d in 2007. I suspect the lymph nodes were found to be involved or a metastasis to the bones.

This is exactly why each and every man should have a PSA blood test yearly! At any uptick then have a diagnostic test to see what is happening.

[RummyChick]

interesting comment.
They are saying it is not prostate cancer...so perhaps they are carefully crafting the narrative and what he has is spreading cancer.

I hope Markle stays away from him

[mass55th]

Thanks for the info on your personal experience. I was wondering if it could possibly be lymphoma that he was diagnosed with, since the article I read said the prostate was benign. When my youngest son had a double colon resection for cancerous polyps in 2019, they also took out around 80 of his surrounding lymph nodes as a precaution. He went through 6 months of Chemo treatments, and thankfully, has been cancer-free.