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KVSLM
Hello, can anyone make head nor tale of this please.I have 32mmliver tumor Biopsy shows its not Cancer but MRI shows that it is Cancer. Hostpital really dont know whats going on. Im so worried as i have had breast cancer 20 years ago. Last xmas i had Thermal Ablation in Liver to remove x2 Pre/Cancer
Hello, can anyone make head nor tale of this please.I have 32mmliver tumor Biopsy shows its not Cancer but MRI shows that it is Cancer. Hostpital really dont know whats going on. Im so worried as i have had breast cancer 20 years ago. Last xmas i had Thermal Ablation in Liver to remove x2 Pre/Cancer
Ksvlm
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
Anyone somatic BRCA mutation in tumour?
Hi all, I’m wondering if anyone had their tumour tested positive for BRCA1/2 mutation, but your genetic test (via blood/saliva) tested negative? And if so, did your oncology team explain what that means especially regarding if it puts you at a higher risk to develop breast cancer. At my recent oncology
Hi all, I’m wondering if anyone had their tumour tested positive for BRCA1/2 mutation, but your genetic test (via blood/saliva) tested negative? And if so, did your oncology team explain what that means especially regarding if it puts you at a higher risk to develop breast cancer. At my recent oncology
ruthg55
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My Ovacome
7 months ago
Cognition Issues
My husband is going into year 7 with PC. He had prostate removed… at Mayo in 2017. All clear margins, contained etc. 6 months he had Biochemical Recurrence. Then radiation and cryptography on one node. Since then he has been intermittently on ADT until he because Castrate resistant about a year ago
My husband is going into year 7 with PC. He had prostate removed… at Mayo in 2017. All clear margins, contained etc. 6 months he had Biochemical Recurrence. Then radiation and cryptography on one node. Since then he has been intermittently on ADT until he because Castrate resistant about a year ago
JolleySprings
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
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You can't fool mother nature
I can not find the post which recommends this video. It was less than a week ago. It is 3 hours long so I recorded the audio and listened to it while working in my shop. I recommend it to anyone who has cancer or knows anyone who has cancer or really anyone. For me the most important take aways are intermittent
I can not find the post which recommends this video. It was less than a week ago. It is 3 hours long so I recorded the audio and listened to it while working in my shop. I recommend it to anyone who has cancer or knows anyone who has cancer or really anyone. For me the most important take aways are intermittent
spencoid2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
2nd Recurrence - treatment options
Hi everyone I am afraid it is back....4 months after second line treatment which means I am now platinum resistant. CA marker tripped (mine very sensitive). PET scan on Thu to see what is going on. I am devastated as I had such a good response and successful surgery for the first recurrence. I am
Hi everyone I am afraid it is back....4 months after second line treatment which means I am now platinum resistant. CA marker tripped (mine very sensitive). PET scan on Thu to see what is going on. I am devastated as I had such a good response and successful surgery for the first recurrence. I am
Itha
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My Ovacome
7 months ago
Liver detox after chemo?
I am starting Taxotere next week and received some advice from a friend fighting serious colon cancer. He told me how he detoxed his liver after each cycle. He used TUDCA Bile salts and PectaSol from ECONugenics Company. https://econugenics.com/collections/pectasol?Wickedsource=Microsoft&Wickedid
I am starting Taxotere next week and received some advice from a friend fighting serious colon cancer. He told me how he detoxed his liver after each cycle. He used TUDCA Bile salts and PectaSol from ECONugenics Company. https://econugenics.com/collections/pectasol?Wickedsource=Microsoft&Wickedid
V10fanatic
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Best genetic mutation test?
My husband’s RO ordered the Invitae genetic saliva test, and we’ve received results showing he does not have genetic mutations on the genes they tested (84 genes I think). The problem is I don’t see some important mutations on their test, such as CDK12 or others. What is the “best” or most comprehensive
My husband’s RO ordered the Invitae genetic saliva test, and we’ve received results showing he does not have genetic mutations on the genes they tested (84 genes I think). The problem is I don’t see some important mutations on their test, such as CDK12 or others. What is the “best” or most comprehensive
Adendino
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Mum 86 treatment??
Hi my mum was diagnosed in August with lung cancer from fluid taken from around her lungs.She has had various scans/MRIs ane they have said all other areas are clear.She has had 3 biopsy the last under general aneasetic, where they also inserted a drainage tube for plural effusion to allow the fluid
Hi my mum was diagnosed in August with lung cancer from fluid taken from around her lungs.She has had various scans/MRIs ane they have said all other areas are clear.She has had 3 biopsy the last under general aneasetic, where they also inserted a drainage tube for plural effusion to allow the fluid
Hidden
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
7 months ago
Post-prostatectomy cancer status + treatment
Where we are in the story so far ... * 46 yo, diagnosed with prostate cancer April 2023 * MRIs were negative, ultimately diagnosed via biopsy * Gleason 3+4, last PSA 6.3, 6 cores with 3+3, 2 cores were 3+4 * PSMA PET Scan prior to surgery was clean * Had RALP procedure on September 26, 3 weeks ago
Where we are in the story so far ... * 46 yo, diagnosed with prostate cancer April 2023 * MRIs were negative, ultimately diagnosed via biopsy * Gleason 3+4, last PSA 6.3, 6 cores with 3+3, 2 cores were 3+4 * PSMA PET Scan prior to surgery was clean * Had RALP procedure on September 26, 3 weeks ago
MakeItRainbows
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Prostate Cancer Network
7 months ago
parp for hrd positive?
hi ladies, I hope you all are doing well and as always I would like to thank everyone in this group for their great continued support throughout the years. To recap - my mom was diagnosed in 2018 - debunking, chemo - second lot of chemo in 2021 and avastin up until 2022 - now she just had a successful
hi ladies, I hope you all are doing well and as always I would like to thank everyone in this group for their great continued support throughout the years. To recap - my mom was diagnosed in 2018 - debunking, chemo - second lot of chemo in 2021 and avastin up until 2022 - now she just had a successful
Lind58
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My Ovacome
7 months ago
ADT- Low Total Cholesterol- Low Serotonin in the brain = cause of Anxiety and Depression?
I have been experiencing short bursts of anxiety about topics that seem very irrational to me . They come and go in a period of 12-18 hours. I have had about 6 episodes during the last year. In the beginning my "Scout" voice tried to over ride the negative thinking with rational thinking. During the
I have been experiencing short bursts of anxiety about topics that seem very irrational to me . They come and go in a period of 12-18 hours. I have had about 6 episodes during the last year. In the beginning my "Scout" voice tried to over ride the negative thinking with rational thinking. During the
Scout4answers
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Two recent FDA Approvals
Hi everyone, I just wanted to share about two recent approvals. Sorry for my delaying in posting this. On October 11th the FDA made an approval for those with stage IV NSCLC with a BRAF V600E mutation. Here is a link to read more: https://go2.org/blog/fda-approves-combination-braftovi-and-mektovi-for-metastatic-non-small-cell-lung-cancer-for-individuals-with-a-braf-v600e-mutation
Hi everyone, I just wanted to share about two recent approvals. Sorry for my delaying in posting this. On October 11th the FDA made an approval for those with stage IV NSCLC with a BRAF V600E mutation. Here is a link to read more: https://go2.org/blog/fda-approves-combination-braftovi-and-mektovi-for-metastatic-non-small-cell-lung-cancer-for-individuals-with-a-braf-v600e-mutation
Miranda_GO2
Partner
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Lung Cancer Support
7 months ago
Update - friend with bronchogenic adenocarcinoma
Hello all, Thanks again for your replies to my original post as a newbie for a friend. She saw her rad/onc today and the PET results are encouraging! No cancer showed up outside the lungs. He recommends she see a thoracic surgeon for her 5 cm mass (golf-tennis ball size) to see if she is a candidate
Hello all, Thanks again for your replies to my original post as a newbie for a friend. She saw her rad/onc today and the PET results are encouraging! No cancer showed up outside the lungs. He recommends she see a thoracic surgeon for her 5 cm mass (golf-tennis ball size) to see if she is a candidate
marcyh
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Lung Cancer Support
7 months ago
looking for reassurance or advice
Hello warriors, After exactly 2 years of happily dropping PSA numbers on triplet therapy, my husbands PSA went up this month from .91. To .94 I know MO will say to wait for 3 months of rising PSA before we should panic, but that’s easy for him to say… looking for reassurance as we wait for next months
Hello warriors, After exactly 2 years of happily dropping PSA numbers on triplet therapy, my husbands PSA went up this month from .91. To .94 I know MO will say to wait for 3 months of rising PSA before we should panic, but that’s easy for him to say… looking for reassurance as we wait for next months
Bspouse
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Biopsy 8-month Change - progression or sampling differences?
2/2023, MRI showed 1 large (2.4cm) lesion pirads 5. Gleason 6 in 8 of 12 systemic cores and 4 of 4 targeted cores. 10/2023 Repeat MRI-Biopsy: MRI showed lesion #1 same as previous. Also new lesion #2 0.8mm pirads 4-5. Biopsy with bilateral gleason 3+4 in 5 of 12 systemic cores, 1 of these gleason
2/2023, MRI showed 1 large (2.4cm) lesion pirads 5. Gleason 6 in 8 of 12 systemic cores and 4 of 4 targeted cores. 10/2023 Repeat MRI-Biopsy: MRI showed lesion #1 same as previous. Also new lesion #2 0.8mm pirads 4-5. Biopsy with bilateral gleason 3+4 in 5 of 12 systemic cores, 1 of these gleason
adventure4me
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Prostate Cancer Network
7 months ago
Clinical Trial Considerations??
I’ve been presented with a clinical trial and I’m open to feedback. Background: I’m 71 and in pretty good health. I was diagnosed with two Gleason 6 lesions in late 2021 and went on AS. At that point, PSA was in the low 4’s. Earlier this year, PSA rose to 6.7. MRI and guided biopsy uncovered one Gleason
I’ve been presented with a clinical trial and I’m open to feedback. Background: I’m 71 and in pretty good health. I was diagnosed with two Gleason 6 lesions in late 2021 and went on AS. At that point, PSA was in the low 4’s. Earlier this year, PSA rose to 6.7. MRI and guided biopsy uncovered one Gleason
CubFan
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Prostate Cancer Network
7 months ago
PT-112 Immunotherapy Trial
Hi fellow travelers, Maxone73posted this sumary of interesting developments yesterday: https://healthunlocked.com/advanced-prostate-cancer/posts/150097372/new-hopes-we-all-need-them-on-a-monday So I thought that I would raise my my hand and say “I’m on the trial!” It’s NCT02266745, and here’s the
Hi fellow travelers, Maxone73posted this sumary of interesting developments yesterday: https://healthunlocked.com/advanced-prostate-cancer/posts/150097372/new-hopes-we-all-need-them-on-a-monday So I thought that I would raise my my hand and say “I’m on the trial!” It’s NCT02266745, and here’s the
TeleGuy
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
The Science is Coming as Fish Says
Just realised I posted on wrong community (LoL.) The AZD5069 and enzaltutamide trial has been widely reported in the UK press. Very small sample size to check the concept but it targets white myeloid blood cells which apparently can fuel tumour growth. The drug combo works is designed to block the CXCR2
Just realised I posted on wrong community (LoL.) The AZD5069 and enzaltutamide trial has been widely reported in the UK press. Very small sample size to check the concept but it targets white myeloid blood cells which apparently can fuel tumour growth. The drug combo works is designed to block the CXCR2
GreenStreet
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Fight Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
QOL - Keep Going
My PSA was ND and my MRI for glioma was OK - so after another Chemo - I took the family to Italy for us to enjoy the espresso at a sidewalk cafe along with gelato. see https://1drv.ms/f/s!Aj3YK_3HR4eZgznhrPKZL62aFeCH?e=nXtJbY I hope the pictures work - I can't seem to get them in chrono order so
My PSA was ND and my MRI for glioma was OK - so after another Chemo - I took the family to Italy for us to enjoy the espresso at a sidewalk cafe along with gelato. see https://1drv.ms/f/s!Aj3YK_3HR4eZgznhrPKZL62aFeCH?e=nXtJbY I hope the pictures work - I can't seem to get them in chrono order so
PabloK
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Decision Time (again)
Time to decide (again) how to proceed. 2/2023, MRI showed 1 large (2.4cm) lesion pirads 5. Gleason 6 in 8 of 12 systemic cores and 4 of 4 targeted cores. Began active surveillance. 10/2023 New status: MRI showed lesion #1 same as previous. Also new lesion #2 0.8mm pirads 4-5. Biopsy with bilateral
Time to decide (again) how to proceed. 2/2023, MRI showed 1 large (2.4cm) lesion pirads 5. Gleason 6 in 8 of 12 systemic cores and 4 of 4 targeted cores. Began active surveillance. 10/2023 New status: MRI showed lesion #1 same as previous. Also new lesion #2 0.8mm pirads 4-5. Biopsy with bilateral
adventure4me
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Prostate Cancer Network
8 months ago
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