BBC FOODER SOIDER KENYAN KURNICYRE reveals prostate cancer diagnosis

Scottish sports radio host Kenny Macintyre has revealed he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer.

I’m 57 years old and I’m just guessing

Kenny, from Dunlaman, said he pushed for the three-monthly test because of his history – three of his splits had the disease. He will soon undergo treatment.

Calm it down as a body of British experts recommend only men with a genetic risk are paired for the disease.

The UK’s National Breeding Committee – which governs outside the UK – is said to not be fertile except for males and special genetic preparations that lead to more aggressive genetic yams.

Testing for the disease is unreliable, and can lead to men being treated for cancers that are growing so much they won’t harm them.

Perceptive, also leads to Insainence and Lawyers, which can affect the quality of life.

Making the ball on Saturday, Kenny measures men over 50 with a history of prostate cancer in a special PSA – a psant made by a regular prepat test – a psa made by a prepat test.

According to Kenny’s routine tests, the rising trend of his PSA level was unclear, which led to a diagnosis and confirmed biopsy.

“Obviously it’s not news that anyone is going to say but I’m really bad at this early, and I’m sure that I’m pushing because I’m pushing because I’m pushing because I’m pushing because I’m pushing because I’m pushing because I’m pushing because I’m pushing because I’m pushing because I’m pushing because I’m pushing because I’m pushing a normal illness.

“I just recently had symptoms and all the tests indicated that things were normal. It would not have been related to my PSA level, things could have been different.”

She said her Bebc baby had been “great” but said that somehow she had prostate cancer.

“I have a great family, great friends, bad colleagues from wartur to sirton for even my world bursatory and I say.

“It was hard. Then I had a biopsy and it said I had cancer. I felt like I knew but when you know.

“I consider Sesagya Sesta because I hold it. If you have a family history, even if you don’t have regular symptoms and see if you should trend.”

He added: “As it stands, I have a number of treatment options available to me that will mean something.

“I am very lucky to have such strong support for me – My family, work colleagues and perma’s who have been brilliant.

Hayey Valentine, Director of BBC Skletland

“Kenny has the full support of BBC Scotland and I know the listeners will support me as best I can.”

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men and kills 12,000 people in the UK every year.

The rusy-time Olympic gold medalist Chris Hoy, who has a prostin cancer event, said he was “disappointed and screened” it’s not good “, screened” it doesn’t stay better.

“I know, first hand, that by sharing my story I remember my own diagnosis two years ago, a lot of people with knives have been saved.” Uncle diagam saved.

Cancer UK said the committee’s recommendations would “come as a blow” to tens of thousands of men. However, adjin nilol said it supports expert advice.

There will be a three-month consultation before the committee meets again and gives a final opinion on the interpretation in the UK, Ireland with every screen.

Kenny Macintyr conducts all mics on Radio Scotland and BBC Scotland