If you have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, you may not need to begin treatment right away. Most men have time to do research and get a second opinion before starting a personalized treatment plan.
Our team of prostate cancer specialists, located in northeast Georgia, cares for patients throughout the southeastern United States and would be happy to discuss what’s the best course of action for you.
Most new patients have questions about topics such as these.
Prostate cancer is typically slow-growing, there may be little or no physical signs. It is important to have routine prostate screenings.
Whether you have prostate cancer or not, it’s good to understand more about who is at risk, how to screen for it.
Your biopsy report includes a Gleason score and other information to grade and stage the cancer.
Before we can determine the best course of treatment for your prostate cancer, it’s important that we work to identify what your risk group is.
If you, or somebody you love has recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer, survival rates are likely one of the first things that you will want to understand.
Learn about prostate cancer that has metastasized or recurred and to expect for next steps.
Make an informed prostate cancer treatment decision. Our 40-page, comprehensive guidebook provides answers to our most frequently asked questions from men diagnosed with prostate cancer, and compares various treatment methods, cure rates and side effects. Our team can also connect you with one of our oncologists at no cost.
It’s important to have a clear understanding of when you need to be screened for prostate cancer as well as understand the symptoms so you can be an active advocate for your health. Download our free guide to find out the symptoms you should be aware of as well as review the prostate cancer screening recommendations.
