This website started from documenting the prostate cancer journey of one person in the UK

That journey involved gathering information from many sources, filtering and interpreting it in an effort to understand what was happening. It has expanded to bring together those findings into a single reference source for all prostate-related information in an easy to read format.

This site is a mixture of questions and answers, information articles and blog posts of experiences. We want you to share your experiences too, so that others can benefit on what can sometimes be an uncertain and daunting journey.

This somewhat stylised image shows the approximate
position of the prostate gland, and its proximity to the
bladder and urethra.

Its aim is to provide information and support for both sufferers from prostate problems and their partners, who may also be confused and concerned.

A quick reassurance. You may be experiencing problems as you grow older such as urgency to pee and disturbed nights which may be associated with your prostate. Even though prostate cancer is the fastest growing cancer among men in the UK, it still affects only a very small percentage and your symptoms are probably benign. Even so, you should talk to your GP and get some basic checks done.

We’ll talk about sex, incontinence, treatments, research and much more. Let’s go!

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