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The Urology Nurse Specialist Team

The team has expertise and experience in assisting withÌýpatients’ and carers’Ìýconcerns including:

• Information about the disease or illness, investigations, treatments and follow up;
• Advice about any symptoms;
• Support for patients,Ìýrelatives and carers;
• Referral to the community nursing teams, such as the District Nurses;ÌýÌý
• Referral to other professionals who can offer specialist advice such as benefits, social services or complimentary therapies.

TheÌýadvice line number is 0113Ìý2067872 and 0113 2068290.

Support groups

Ä¢¹½tvÊÓƵ Prostate Cancer Support Group (LPCSG)

is a group made up of men, wives, partners and family members who have been affected by or are living with cancer. The group is designed to provide information to those who have been affected by a prostate cancer diagnosis and help take the fear out of prostate cancer through discussions and sharing experiences.

Tel: 07810 626 397 (Ian Yearwood, Group Chair)
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Prostate Cancer UK

is the UK’s largest men’s health charity. It provides a range of information and support for men, their families and carers such as emotional support and diet and exercise support. They also have a helpline managed by specialist nurses.

Tel: 0800 074 8383

Orchid

is a leading charity which works on behalf of anyone affected by penile, prostate and testicular cancer. Orchid offers everyone affected by these cancers an extensive range of services including a comprehensive information service staffed by specialist nurses, a freephone national male cancer helpline and user friendly information leaflets and publications.

Tel: 0808 802 0010
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Macmillan CancerÌýSupportÌý

improves the lives of people affected by cancer. It provides practical, medical and financial support and push for better cancer care. ItÌýprovides booklets on cancer and treatments and runs helplines providing cancer information and benefits advice as well as an interactive online community forum.
Tel: 0808 808 0000

Maggie’s Centre

located around the country where practical, emotional and social support is offered to people with cancer and their families and friends. The Maggie’s Online Centre, allows people to communicate and share experiences with other people who have been affected by cancer.
Tel: 0300 123 1801

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Marie Curie

provides care and support for people living with any life threateningÌýillness, whilst also supporting carers and family members. Marie Curie also provides information on practical support which is available to view online or accessible through a helpline.
Tel: 0800 090 2309

Cancer Research UK

provides information online to view and download. It also has an online forum for patients and carers as well as a national helpline.
Tel: 0808 800 4040