My care journey

Your care plan, step by step

This is the path your clinic has set out for you. It shows what has happened and what comes next. It does not track your cancer.

Surgery recovery pathway Set by Dr Lim on 28 July

Day 41 of your first 100 days

Diagnosed 14 July 2026 · Surgery 5 August 2026

6 of 14 steps done
  1. Complete14 to 27 July 2026

    1 · Diagnosis and decision preparation

    Understanding what was found, and getting ready to choose between treatments with your care team.

    • First consultation with Dr Lim · 14 July
    • Treatment options discussion, with Hui Ling present · 21 July
    • Read “Understanding your diagnosis”
  2. Complete28 July 2026

    2 · Your chosen management pathway

    You and Dr Lim chose surgery, a radical prostatectomy. Your plan below is built around that choice.

    What this pathway means

    Surgery removes the prostate. Most of your first 100 days are about recovery: healing, regaining bladder control, and gradually returning to normal activity. Your clinic will confirm follow-up testing separately.

  3. Complete29 July to 5 August 2026

    3 · Preparing for surgery

    • Pre-admission assessment · 30 July
    • Started pelvic-floor exercises before surgery
    • Surgery, Mount Elizabeth Novena · 5 August
  4. You are here August to November 2026

    4 · Early recovery and rehabilitation

    Healing, bladder control and getting back to your usual days. This is where most of your next steps sit.

    • Catheter removed at the clinic · 12 August
    • Wound check with the nurse · 14 August
    • Three-week review with Dr Lim · Saturday 29 August, 10:15am
    • Book pelvic-floor physiotherapy. The referral is already sent
    • Build back to a 20-minute daily walk
    • Return to driving and light work, to be confirmed by your clinic
    Preparation and reading for this stage Prepare for Saturday’s review2 questions saved · check-in not started The first six weeks after surgery4 min read · Reviewed by the clinic on 2 July 2026 Bladder control after prostate surgery3 min read · Reviewed by the clinic on 2 July 2026 Ask Priya about this stageCare coordinator · Mon-Fri, 9am to 5pm
  5. Ahead of youTo be confirmed by your clinic

    5 · Follow-up and long-term support

    Your clinic will book your follow-up testing and tell you what each appointment is for. Nothing here needs your attention yet.

    • First follow-up blood test, date to be confirmed
    • Review of continence and recovery progress, around week 12
    • Support for intimacy and relationships, when you feel ready
    Dates marked “to be confirmed” are set by your clinic, not by this app. Priya will add them here once they are booked.

This app helps you organise and understand your clinic-approved care plan. It does not replace medical advice. For urgent or worrying symptoms, follow your clinic’s emergency instructions or seek urgent medical care.