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Enzalutamide Extends Radiographic PFS in Metastatic Hormone-Sensitive Prostate Cancer

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Thanks for posting this information...let the medical science keep rolling...

Fish

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AZjame in reply toNPfisherman

Yes, thanks for posting these important interim results!

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6357axbz in reply toNPfisherman

Now the question for me is which promises to be more effective for mHSPCa, Abiraterone/prednisone or Enzalutamide? I asked this in another post but so far no definitive responses.

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NPfisherman in reply to6357axbz

Great question....just happy that both exist...my MO chose abiraterone post STAMPEDE for me...so far....amongst the "undetectables"...watching the science daily and hoping....there are non-PCa drugs coming which will cross over...RRx-001 is one I watch...bempedoic acid is another...let the science roll and kill the beast..

Don Pescado

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Sherpa111 in reply toNPfisherman

Same with me, Mr. Fish.

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EdBar in reply to6357axbz

For me, Xtandi has been doing the trick. Snuffy Myers started me on Xtandi about four and a half years ago even though I was still hormone sensitive, currently PSA remains undetectable and scans are clear of active mets.

I recently had a visit with Dr. Sartor who said he has had some patients go as long as 7-8 years before Xtandi lost its effectiveness, I’m hoping to beat that. Meanwhile just taking it a day at a time.

Ed

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Break60 in reply toEdBar

Ed

What was your situation when you went in xtandi?

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EdBar in reply toBreak60

I was dx Stage 4 G9 mets throughout skeleton and in several nodes. When I started seeing Snuffy I was already being treated with Lupron, Casodex, and Avodart. He switched the Casodex to Xtandi. If I recall my PSA at the time was at or near undetectable but mets were still showing up on scans but getting smaller. Snuffy had the “hit it hard early” approach which I agreed with. I also had my prostate and several nodes radiated early on and chemo per CHAARTED. Threw the kitchen sink at it!

Ed

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Break60 in reply toEdBar

Thanks. I haven’t started the second generation adt meds because I’m doing so well on estradiol . I’ve never had more than two bone mets. Ive followed the axiom “ if it ain’t broke don’t fix it”. I feel good and don’t want the side effects of new treatments unless it’s absolutely necessary.

Bob

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EdBar in reply toBreak60

Can’t blame you there, they do come with a lot of side effects.

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rococo

Seem like big pharma wants to move these drugs up to earlier stage before they go generic which may be a good thing. Too early for overall surviva rates. Rocco

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monte1111

Great article since I've been taking Xtandi almost 21 months. But, I am confused, as usual. I started with 59.5 Psa, extensive bone mets, lymph node mets. After lupron, chemo, Xtandi psa has steadily declined to 0.1 Does that make me hormone sensitive metastatic prostate cancer? And if so, does that mean my MO has been giving me Xtandi "off label". Only approved for castrate resistant metastatic prostate cancer? As I say. I am confused.

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NPfisherman in reply tomonte1111

I am confused every day....LOL.... I blame Lupron !!!

Fish

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Sherpa111 in reply toNPfisherman

So true. Now Why did I log into this site??

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NPfisherman in reply toSherpa111

Love it !!! Indeed... why am I here?? I know...because our Administrator needs someone's replies to TA to delete... War over peace... Have a great day !!!

Fish

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Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Wednesday 05/08/2019 8:10 PM DST

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NPfisherman in reply toj-o-h-n

Fabulous....but played to the wrong crowd..sadly...but on a different topic....How you been doing, my Consiglieri de Umorismo...??

Fish

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j-o-h-n in reply toNPfisherman

Inasmuch as I want to respond to you in Italian... I can't my hands are tied...

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Wednesday 05/08/2019 9:33 PM DST

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NPfisherman in reply toj-o-h-n

You doin' something kinky again with Dolly...Dang, homey... You and that air bag are wack, slick...

Don Pescado the alias Fish

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j-o-h-n in reply toNPfisherman

j-o-h-n <==== giggling in Italian....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Wednesday 05/08/2019 9:41 PM DST

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