Prostate Cancer Research Study
Clare men have an opportunity to participate in what should be a ground-breaking research project on Prostate Cancer. Early diagnosis and treatment can lead to a successful outcome.
Key Facts About Prostate Cancer
- Men have a 1 in 12 chance of developing Prostate Cancer
- Over 500 men die from Prostate Cancer each year in Ireland
- Prostate Cancer is the second most common cancer in men in this country
- It was estimated that nationally there would be a 275% increase in the incidence of Prostate Cancer by 2020
Research Participants Needed
We are looking for 50 healthy men and 50 men diagnosed with Prostate Cancer to take part in this important research study.
If you are willing to take part in this study please contact us for more information.
Symptoms of Prostate Cancer
The symptoms of prostate cancer include:
- Passing urine more often, especially at night
- Pain or difficulty when passing urine
- Trouble starting or stopping the flow of urine
- The feeling of not having emptied your bladder
- Frequent pain in your lower back, hips or upper thighs
- Trouble having or keeping an erection
- Blood in your urine or sperm (very rare)
If you have any of the above symptoms, get them checked out by your doctor. But remember that most enlarged prostate glands are not cancer and can be easily treated.
Cancer Man to Man Support Group
Sláinte an Chláir, Clare Cancer Support runs a Cancer Man to Man support group specifically for men affected by cancer. The group provides a welcoming space where men can gather, enjoy a cup of tea and talk — about any subject, including their illness and treatment when they choose to.
For more information, contact us at admin@clarecancersupport.com or call
