Pluvicto #1 result-after six weeks

[HopingForTheBest1]

At my 6 week mark, after initial Pluvicto treatment, my PSA dropped over 70% from 98 to 23. Wow! 😀👍

As there is a potential total of 6 treatments 6 weeks apart, I expected my 2nd treatment last week. But, I was told there was no product available, and they weren't sure when it might be available. While I was disappointed, I was not surprised as it is we known about Novartis' production issues.

Less than 1 week later, I received a call that there was 1 dose available due to a previously scheduled patient taken off the med. I got it yesterday. I was told that the next 4 treatments, as deemed necessary, should not be an issue to obtain as I am now scheduled in the Novartis system to receive them regularly. I hope so. As always, I am hoping for the best.

[GSDF]

That's awesome brother!... Stay blessed!🙂👍🙏

[StayingOptimistic]

Great news. Wishing you more success.

[dico]

That is wonderful news!!! Thank you so much for sharing.

[Hidden]

This made my day!

[Tall_Allen]

I heard they are prioritizing patients like you who have already started treatment.

[Har036]

Great news!

[Jost-58]

Great . Keep us updated

[CAMPSOUPS]

That is great news. I appreciate you sharing. Good for you. You have been thru a lot of treatments (including trials). It bodes well for many of us as well to see another brother have success with Pluvitco. Great news and thanks for letting us know!

[fmenninger]

awesome news! Hopefully the Novartis NJ site will start cranking out more of this multi vision dollar drug. 2 other sites are getting fda approved to ramp up production.

[tallguy2]

I was hosed by the Novartis quality issue, too. I was to get dose #1 on Monday. Got a call last Friday saying it wouldn’t happen. Still no rescheduling call. I went to Plan B and start cabazitaxel/carboplatin tomorrow. So thankful as my oncologist also manages my pain. I learned yesterday that my blood pressure is very low (90/60) and that I am dehydrated. So the chemo is not without risk.

[HopingForTheBest1 in reply to tallguy2]

It's always essential to have a plan B. Existing Pluvicto patients have priority over new patients until production hopefully gets resolved by this summer.

[KocoPr in reply to tallguy2]

sorry to hear you can’t get pluvicto. I wish you the best on the chemo.

[dorke]

🤞

[PSAed]

I'm glad to hear things are going well for you, you deserve some good luck. Best wishes.

[FionaElbourne]

that is great that you have responded to treatment so quickly. Long may it continue.

[Hidden]

Your fighting spirit is amazing, I wish all the best for you!

[cfrees1]

That’s great news. My PSA dropped from 21 to 0.02 after a month! Hope it

lasts for a long while. I have 3 more treatments left in the Eclipse trial.

[HopingForTheBest1 in reply to cfrees1]

And I thought I had a huge drop in PSA. But, you get the prize. Wishing you continued success.

You have 3 more treatments out of six total? Are you also on SOC as part of the trial?

[cfrees1 in reply to HopingForTheBest1]

The trial is only four treatments for some reason. Yes, I am still getting Lupron shots too.

[KocoPr]

great news and thanks for sharing.

[Yank66]

great news on the PSA drop!

[Mw921000000]

great news 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[Faith1111]

Carl I don’t come on this forum very much anymore but thought I’d check in to see how everyone was doing. I was thrilled to see your great results!! I am so happy for you. Faith

[HopingForTheBest1 in reply to Faith1111]

I greatly appreciate your well wishes and continued input. You have been through a lot. I hope you're doing ok.