Resources

About Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in men. It can be a tough topic to navigate. We’ve rounded up some prostate cancer basics to help simplify it all.

Prostate specific antigen (PSA) testing

Learn all about the prostate specific antigen (PSA) blood test which is used to help detect problems related to the prostate.

About prostate cancer treatment

From surgery to radiation therapy and active surveillance, we explain each of the prostate cancer treatment options and their side effects.

Urinary problems during and after prostate cancer treatment

Learn how to deal with leaks and other urinary issues that can occur after prostate cancer treatment. They are especially common after surgery and radiation therapy.

Bowel problems after prostate cancer treatment

You might experience constipation and other changes to your bowel habits after surgery or radiation therapy for prostate cancer. Learn how to take charge of your symptoms.

Feeling fatigued after prostate cancer treatment: what you can do

Fatigue is more than just tiredness—it’s feeling exhausted and drained of energy for long periods. It can have a real impact on your everyday life, but there are ways to take action.

Coming to terms with prostate cancer

You may be feeling angry, sad, anxious, or depressed about having prostate cancer. This is normal. Learn how to deal with the ups and downs, and where to go for help.

Making changes for a healthier lifestyle

A healthy lifestyle can improve side effects and even success of prostate cancer treatment. Learn about different types of exercise and healthy food choices.