Hi Paul,
I experienced  slight dizziness and some fatigue, but mine was caused from
taking low blood pressure medications along with  flomax which reduced my
pressure too much.  Since adjusting my blood pressure meds, I have had no
more problems.  If you are taking similar meds, you might want to check your
blood pressure. (I had brachytherapy about 5 weeks ago.  No major problems
yet.)
Woody

How long has it been since you had your implants?

Fatigue is pretty common. Not the I can't do anything type of fatigue but
the I need to get an extra hour of sleep at night or a nap would be nice
kind of fatigue.

Are you on Hytrin or Flomax they can lower your BP and maybe a wee bit too
much.
Bev

My brachytherapy was on May 9.
I experienced the same thing.  The urologist put me on Uroxatral.  After
several days I became extremely weary and stopped taking it.  In a couple of
days I was fine.  Went back to see him and he informed me I probably had a
touch of the flu and that I should never discontinue medication until
speaking to a doctor.  When home and after a few days, unknown to my wife I
thought I would take it again.  Same symptoms came back, weariness and a
time or two I thought I would pass out.  The last time my wife's BP tester
was on the end table. I tested and was 113 over 65, much lower than normal
for me.  The following day I went to see my GP.  Told his nurse how bad I
was feeling.  She looked at my meds and say,"Do you know you are taking two
prescriptions that are Cardura?"  I said I didn't take Cardura.  She said,
yes you are.  The doctor walked in and said, tell him.  She had the
prescription book open and showed what I was taking.  He said to discontinue
one.  That was Wednesday.  I discontinued the one the urologist prescribed.
I feel better now.  My BP is 148/80.
My main problem is that I have to stay within minutes of a bathroom or
restroom.

Hi Paul,
I had seeds a year ago (June 2004). Preceded by 5 weeks of EBRT (April May
timeframe).
I was traveling frequently during that period, even between the EBRT's and
seeds and again immediately after the seeds. I wore a pad for insurance but
never needed it.
As for the fatigue, in my case, it would be intermittent.

I was on two-a-day Flomax for about the first three months and am still on
one-a-day. I try to wean myself off it but notice a deterioration by the
next day and have to go back. Doc says don't worry about it - it's a safe
drug.

A lot is going on in your body right now and you are bound to have some side
affects. Just rest when you have to. Remember, you've had several
radioactive seeds placed in your body and they're doing their thing. You
won't have the same level of energy for a while so you have to learn to pace
yourself until this has a chance to pass. Also, eat healthy foods that are
easy to digest. i.e. my staple for breakfast is blueberries and soy milk. I
usually get the most tired after eating. But then, I'm also on Zoladex and
that carries its own baggage.

Good luck,
Larry