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Pluvicto advisable for low volume disease? A recent PSA scan showed one tumor in my spine and one and a rib but also castrate resistant
I’ve been on Orgovyx for the last 15 months and three months ago my PSA started to rise and is now at .44. I’ve been hearing rumors about clinical trials for low volume disease but don’t know anything more about it. Can anyone recommend a clinic in Europe that might be experimenting on this level?
I’ve been on Orgovyx for the last 15 months and three months ago my PSA started to rise and is now at .44. I’ve been hearing rumors about clinical trials for low volume disease but don’t know anything more about it. Can anyone recommend a clinic in Europe that might be experimenting on this level?
SViking
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
when to go to hospital with an afib episode
its 6am and I'm still in an afib episode with average heart rate 175 on my kardia since 4.30am. Feel terrible. How long should I wait before a trip to hospital? I'm on bisoprolol and flacinide. Due to take it at 9am should I take it now? Any adevice greatly received.
its 6am and I'm still in an afib episode with average heart rate 175 on my kardia since 4.30am. Feel terrible. How long should I wait before a trip to hospital? I'm on bisoprolol and flacinide. Due to take it at 9am should I take it now? Any adevice greatly received.
Youngest
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AF Association
2 years ago
Yesterday was a surprising day
I met my new cardiologist on Monday and I thought that I liked him. I had a call that afternoon to tell me I was scheduled for an echo cardiogram on Friday morning. on Thursday they called to confirm and give me those last minute things they tell you about what not to eat etc somehow it came up that
I met my new cardiologist on Monday and I thought that I liked him. I had a call that afternoon to tell me I was scheduled for an echo cardiogram on Friday morning. on Thursday they called to confirm and give me those last minute things they tell you about what not to eat etc somehow it came up that
DawnTX
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AF Association
2 years ago
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Any one know about new immune response clinical trials for metastatic prostate cancer?
inhave a friend that had stage 4 prostate cancer he was treated with surgery and chemo but it has returned and is aggressive and spread. His PSA also went up, Trying to find out about the new trials that are aimed at him
inhave a friend that had stage 4 prostate cancer he was treated with surgery and chemo but it has returned and is aggressive and spread. His PSA also went up, Trying to find out about the new trials that are aimed at him
Zigzagzig
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Prostate Cancer And Gay Men
1 year ago
Anti-Congulant Dilema
Hi everyone, Previous advice you have given was so helpful so wonder whether you could help me again with this one please … I am a 52 yr old female diagnosed with Afib in august this year. Went to GP complaining of chest pain/indigestion. He managed to capture AFib on ECG. Went down private route to
Hi everyone, Previous advice you have given was so helpful so wonder whether you could help me again with this one please … I am a 52 yr old female diagnosed with Afib in august this year. Went to GP complaining of chest pain/indigestion. He managed to capture AFib on ECG. Went down private route to
Jojasp
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AF Association
2 years ago
Splenomegaly in Polycythemia Vera: Its Clinical Significance and its Relation to Symptoms
Background: Splenomegaly (SPML) in PV has been considered a diagnostic hallmark, associated with symptoms, affected clinical trial design, and influenced governmental approval of ropeginterferon α-2b. Whether SPML affects myelofibrosis-free and overall survival (MFS and OS) is unknown. Because of uncertainty
Background: Splenomegaly (SPML) in PV has been considered a diagnostic hallmark, associated with symptoms, affected clinical trial design, and influenced governmental approval of ropeginterferon α-2b. Whether SPML affects myelofibrosis-free and overall survival (MFS and OS) is unknown. Because of uncertainty
Manouche
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
AF problems...
I have had months of problems with my AF. Feeling tired and fatigued most days. My Kardia showing daily AF with TC 200 bpm and BC 40..50bpm. I do get a positive ok result most days. My GP referred me for a 7 day Holter .....the report says" sinus rhythm throughout with ventricular rates 44 and
I have had months of problems with my AF. Feeling tired and fatigued most days. My Kardia showing daily AF with TC 200 bpm and BC 40..50bpm. I do get a positive ok result most days. My GP referred me for a 7 day Holter .....the report says" sinus rhythm throughout with ventricular rates 44 and
samuela5
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AF Association
2 years ago
Did you Know? 🤔
Did you know 80% of sudden cardiac deaths could be avoided if a defibrillator was used together with CPR within a few minutes? These two simple steps can save thousands of lives each year in UK. Our #DefibsSaveLives campaign promotes the need to equip communities with these life saving devices: https
Did you know 80% of sudden cardiac deaths could be avoided if a defibrillator was used together with CPR within a few minutes? These two simple steps can save thousands of lives each year in UK. Our #DefibsSaveLives campaign promotes the need to equip communities with these life saving devices: https
TracyAdmin
ArrhythmiaAlliance
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Arrhythmia Alliance
2 years ago
Do I need an Ablation ?
I had a recent cardioversion which put me back into sinus rhythm for just one week. During this week I hadn't notice any significant difference in how I felt, with the exception of feeling quite lively for about half a day ( I assumed this was maybe something to do with the anaesthetic) In a recent
I had a recent cardioversion which put me back into sinus rhythm for just one week. During this week I hadn't notice any significant difference in how I felt, with the exception of feeling quite lively for about half a day ( I assumed this was maybe something to do with the anaesthetic) In a recent
Rhythmking
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AF Association
2 years ago
AFib and magnetic bracelet
hi, just throwing this out there….does anyone know if it’s safe to wear a magnetic bracelet when I have AFib condition? I am still a newbie Afibber, just diagnosed 4 weeks ago and waiting for echocardiogram. I have only had 1 bad AFib episode so far, ending up in hospital etc. But I know they can occur
hi, just throwing this out there….does anyone know if it’s safe to wear a magnetic bracelet when I have AFib condition? I am still a newbie Afibber, just diagnosed 4 weeks ago and waiting for echocardiogram. I have only had 1 bad AFib episode so far, ending up in hospital etc. But I know they can occur
intheweeds
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Zytiga failure after 4 years what now
Hi Diagnosed in 2016 had SBRT . Life good 2 years and found 1 met in lung . Did Lupron/zytiga PSA drop to under .1 for 2 years. Requested a vacation . 15 months later PSA rises do PSMA . One met on vertibrae only . Did SBRT and doc said let’s do lung met at the same time even though it’s not showing
Hi Diagnosed in 2016 had SBRT . Life good 2 years and found 1 met in lung . Did Lupron/zytiga PSA drop to under .1 for 2 years. Requested a vacation . 15 months later PSA rises do PSMA . One met on vertibrae only . Did SBRT and doc said let’s do lung met at the same time even though it’s not showing
Db999
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Pilates and Afib
Hey All, You know mild exercise is not ruled out and indeed recommended for people with Afib and with heart disease at large. Yoga being the mostly referred as a particularly good exercise in Afib due to its regulatory effect on breath and destressing the body. I have been ablated for Afib and Tachycardia
Hey All, You know mild exercise is not ruled out and indeed recommended for people with Afib and with heart disease at large. Yoga being the mostly referred as a particularly good exercise in Afib due to its regulatory effect on breath and destressing the body. I have been ablated for Afib and Tachycardia
Lonelytraveller
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AF Association
2 years ago
Bisoprolol, Sotalol and Coronary Artery Disease.
I had a phone consultation with a cardiologist today and it was agreed that I would have a CT angiogram in 4-6 weeks. He considers that there is a “moderate” probability that I have coronary artery disease. In the meanwhile he wants me to switch from Sotalol to Bisoprolol. I am reluctant to do this as
I had a phone consultation with a cardiologist today and it was agreed that I would have a CT angiogram in 4-6 weeks. He considers that there is a “moderate” probability that I have coronary artery disease. In the meanwhile he wants me to switch from Sotalol to Bisoprolol. I am reluctant to do this as
Samazeuilh2
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AF Association
2 years ago
Zhittya announces "Safe and Effective" treatment for PD
I know many of us (including myself) are skeptical about this company (they charge 50 thousand if you want to be a 'volunteer test subject'). I don't begrudge anyone an honest living. So let's just hope they come up with some good results to help us. --------------------------------- "FGF-1, Zhittya
I know many of us (including myself) are skeptical about this company (they charge 50 thousand if you want to be a 'volunteer test subject'). I don't begrudge anyone an honest living. So let's just hope they come up with some good results to help us. --------------------------------- "FGF-1, Zhittya
PDWarrior1900
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
2022 Emerging Leaders Prize Awarded to 3 Researchers in UK
Awardees received a total of £220K funded by the will of scientist with the disease by Patricia Valerio, PhD | December 8, 2022 The Medical Research Foundation has awarded its sixth Emerging Leaders Prize to three lupus researchers in the U.K. The scientists received a total of £220,000 (around
Awardees received a total of £220K funded by the will of scientist with the disease by Patricia Valerio, PhD | December 8, 2022 The Medical Research Foundation has awarded its sixth Emerging Leaders Prize to three lupus researchers in the U.K. The scientists received a total of £220,000 (around
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Administrator
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
1 year ago
What do you know about Syncope?
Syncope (fainting episodes) are often the leading symptom to an underlying heart rhythm disorder and some arrhythmias can lead to Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA). This World #RestartaHeart Day, 🌍 we are talking about the importance of CPR combined with defibrillators during SCA. 💙 Take a look at the #
Syncope (fainting episodes) are often the leading symptom to an underlying heart rhythm disorder and some arrhythmias can lead to Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA). This World #RestartaHeart Day, 🌍 we are talking about the importance of CPR combined with defibrillators during SCA. 💙 Take a look at the #
TracyAdmin
ArrhythmiaAlliance
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Arrhythmia Alliance
2 years ago
palpitations and hyper/graves
hi, diagnosed Aug 21, numbers all now in range according to endo but my heart continues to race, often. Had ecg all ok, waiting for a 3 day ecg tape. Endo is certain this is not to do with thyroid, although never had an issue till now. latest results she gave me : Ft3 4.2 Ft4 17 TSh 4.4 Should I
hi, diagnosed Aug 21, numbers all now in range according to endo but my heart continues to race, often. Had ecg all ok, waiting for a 3 day ecg tape. Endo is certain this is not to do with thyroid, although never had an issue till now. latest results she gave me : Ft3 4.2 Ft4 17 TSh 4.4 Should I
Cebeez
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Scientists using cells to hopefully grow "mini livers"
Just a super interesting article on a clinical trial that is using cells from donated livers to see if ectopic mini livers can be grown in human lymph nodes that would provide additional liver function in people with ESLD. 2027 is not too far away! Regenerative medicine is advancing yall! Exciting and
Just a super interesting article on a clinical trial that is using cells from donated livers to see if ectopic mini livers can be grown in human lymph nodes that would provide additional liver function in people with ESLD. 2027 is not too far away! Regenerative medicine is advancing yall! Exciting and
muffins7
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
neck tenderness
I have had lower neck tenderness for several months - assumed it was thyroid related as I have previously had a partial thyroidectomy and the pain is in the ‘remaining side’’ had a private ultrasound scan but apparently my thyroid is fine with two small modules around 5mm which I was told were nothing
I have had lower neck tenderness for several months - assumed it was thyroid related as I have previously had a partial thyroidectomy and the pain is in the ‘remaining side’’ had a private ultrasound scan but apparently my thyroid is fine with two small modules around 5mm which I was told were nothing
HHaz
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Resveratrol and ET
Hi everyone, I’m wondering whether anyone has tried the natural phenol, Resveratrol, to help their platelet reduction? I’m calr positive ET on Hydrea which I hate taking for its toxic effect . My haematologist just continues to increase the dose to try to suppress rising platelet count. However I have
Hi everyone, I’m wondering whether anyone has tried the natural phenol, Resveratrol, to help their platelet reduction? I’m calr positive ET on Hydrea which I hate taking for its toxic effect . My haematologist just continues to increase the dose to try to suppress rising platelet count. However I have
myllo
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
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