Having received a diagnosis of prostate cancer, many men experience a multitude of emotions such as fear and anger. In addition, many men may have questions and want to know what and if they can do anything to take an active role in their care. To that end, there is a great deal you can do to become a more active participant in making decisions about your care. For example, you can: Learn about the disease–educational materials are widely available on the Internet as well as through your health care provider Find out about currently available treatment options and speak with your doctor about which ones may be appropriate for you Have conversations with your doctor and nurses—you should be comfortable asking questions and seeking a second opinion Join a support group—gain information and resources by talking to others

Coping with Prostate Cancer
Coping With Prostate Cancer Take Action Having received a diagnosis of prostate cancer, many men experience a multitude of emotions such as fear and anger. In addition, many men may have questions a
Information for the Partner of a Man with Prostate Cancer
Help for partners of men with prostate cancer Prostate cancer can be a physical and emotional challenge-not just for the man, but also for his spouse or partner. Together, the man and his partner mus