Have wondered about this in the past but both my parents have been diagnosed with cancer so it’s been on my mind.
My CPPS was severe at onset but managed well now and pain is mostly covered by medication. But I had months and months of severe pain and I know that some symptoms are simply masked so I assume inflammation is present and this can contribute to cancer. Just wanted to seek views and if there is any research or data around this?
Have considered getting a scan done but wanted to ask about this on here before I approach my GP. It’s been 3 years since onset.
Thanks.
Admin comment: https://www.ucpps.men/viewtopic.php?t=9312
Can CPPS increase the chance of cancer in the pelvic area?
-
LivingRoomFanatic
- Experienced
- Posts: 117
- Joined: Mon Jul 19, 2021 7:33 pm
- Location: Somewhere better now than before
Can CPPS increase the chance of cancer in the pelvic area?
Age: 41 | Onset Age: 36 | Symptoms: Hyperactive Testicles, Perineal Pain, Hard Flaccid, Twitching Anus, etc etc | Helped By: Physiotherapy, Tadalafil, Duloxetine | Worsened By: Anxiety and Stress | Other comments: All symptoms improved after PT, Tadalafil & Duloxetine (please read risks of medication before trying)