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Millions of people are diagnosed with cancer… learn how to deal with prostate cancer with the people in our support groups. With Malecare’s help, chances are good that your prostate cancer won’t kill you before something else does.

Many Men Get Advanced Prostate Cancer

It’s advanced prostate cancer that kills us.

Newly Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer

You’re not dead, yet. Here’s how to stay alive.

Prostate Cancer Hurts Gay Men Differently

Prostate Cancer from a Gay perspective.

Breast Cancer Has No Gender

Male Breast Cancer kills men at the same rate as women.

They Say I've Got a Huge Prostate

Prostatitis and BPH may hurt you more than Prostate Cancer.

I Can't Get an Erection

I don’t know if it’s my age, my health or what…I just want to enjoy sex.

I Don't Like Wearing a Diaper

I can’t hold my urine….I want to stop leaking and dripping.

Truth About Emotions Is Hard to Find

Anxiety, Depression, Loneliness, Fatigue

Make better prostate cancer decisions by reading Malecare’s patient and doctor written articles about cancer symptoms, treatment, and causes.

Prostate cancer tends to progress slowly. There is usually no need for urgency. But some men do die from cancer. It is vital to take time to understand what you can do to save your life.

Ask questions about your cancer diagnosis and cancer treatment. Answers about cancer won’t find you, you have to ask. Don’t assume that your doctor will tell you everything that you need to know. Malecare has lists of questions for you to ask about cancer on our website.

Prostate Cancer treatment may extend your life but might also cause collateral damage or side effects, such as incontinence or impotence. Even the best treatment choice may have consequences you probably won’t like.

Connect with our online prostate cancer support groups. Hear our stories. Share your fears. Cancer treatments, symptoms, diagnosis, and causes can be confusing…we are here to help.

Speak with a urologist, a radiation oncologist, and a medical oncologist before making any decision about treatment, to get a balanced picture of the benefits and drawbacks of all the cancer treatment options available to you.