GPs should discuss prostate cancer risk with their patients
Action Prostate Cancer is launching its inaugural Prostate Cancer Awareness Week by revealing results of a national survey of 1,000 men (age...
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Hi Peter,It is understandable to feel worried when there is a change in your sons poo. There can be many reasons for a change in a person’s poo such as food that is eaten, medicines or blood in the stool. We would recommend for your son to visit his GP, they will be able to discuss with yourself and your son why they think this is happening and if any further tests need to be done.
Kind regards,
Cancer nurse.