Our Specialist Nurses
Whether you've been diagnosed or have concerns about prostate cancer, we're here to support you.
We can also help partners, family members, friends, and health professionals with any questions you may have.
Contact our Specialist Nurses
0800 074 8383
Monday and Tuesday: 9am-5pm
Wednesday: 10am-5pm
Thursday and Friday: 9am-5pm
Our Specialist Nurses are here throughout the COVID-19 crisis and have all the time you need. Don't hesitate to call for support or information.
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"Should I have a PSA test?"
It's an individual's choice, but we can discuss the pros and cons and help you make an informed decision.
Read more about the PSA test
"What's my risk of prostate cancer?"
We can talk with you about your individual situation and risk factors.
Read more about risk
"What sort of treatment should I have?"
It's not uncommon to get a diagnosis of prostate cancer and feel overwhelmed. We can support you to make the decisions that are right for you.
Read more about choosing treatments
"I think I'm experiencing symptoms"
We can talk with you about what’s happening. We’ll also suggest speaking to your GP if something needs to be looked at more closely.
Read more about symptoms
"I'm embarrassed by my problem"
Because we’re not answering your questions face-to-face, you may find it easier to talk about it over the phone or online. That's what we're here for.
"What should I ask at my next doctor's appointment?"
We can help you prioritise the ‘what-to-ask questions’ so you leave your appointment with the information you need.
"I'm struggling with side effects"
We can talk with you about how you're feeling and provide practical tips, help and support.
Find out about side effects
"I feel lost, scared or low"
Prostate cancer can be overwhelming, and it may be useful to get things out. We're here to listen and help make sense of your situation.
"I'm struggling to support a loved one"
Supporting someone with cancer can be difficult. It’s understandable if you feel frustrated, frightened or unsure at times. You can talk to us about it.
"I've been told my cancer isn't curable. What can I expect?"
We can give emotional support and practical information about side effects of treatment or symptoms of your cancer, and the options available to you.
Other ways to contact us
- You can ask us questions on Facebook or Twitter.
- If you're deaf or hard of hearing, call 18001 074 8383 for our textphone service.
- If you need to talk in another language, our translation service is here. Just call 0800 074 8383 and say, in English, the language you want to use.
- Thinking of visiting in person? We're not able to provide face-to-face support.
- Outside the UK? We can only give general information about prostate cancer and disease based on UK health systems and care.
Sexual support service
Looking for more in depth support and information about sexual problems after prostate cancer? Our sexual support service gives you the opportunity to talk openly with a nurse with a specialist interest in the area, including erectile dysfunction and the impact on relationships. The service is open to partners too. Call 0800 074 8383 to find out more or complete our online referral form.
Please note, the nurses providing this service are not psychosexual counsellors.
Fatigue support
Fatigue is very common in men with prostate cancer. Around three in four men with prostate cancer (74 per cent) will have fatigue at some point. There are things you can do to help manage your fatigue and there’s a lot of support available.
For more information on Fatigue support click here.
The nurses are so supportive and have helped me no end. I don't know what I'd have done without you. Being able to speak to somebody one on one who really knows their stuff is invaluable.