Interesting article from Science Daily.
I did not experience any pain, bleeding or infection when I had my needle biopsy prior to my RP.
What are your thoughts?
Interesting article from Science Daily.
I did not experience any pain, bleeding or infection when I had my needle biopsy prior to my RP.
What are your thoughts?
I think this sounds great - hubby's PC was diagnosed via lymph node biopsy (rather than prostate biopsy) and frankly even though biopsy is a pretty low key thing - it is not as low key as a simple blood test. It was also pretty costly. I understand blood work can get pricy too - but I suspect not quite as pricy as having to have a pathologist review tissue samples.
Sounds great but I have no idea why they cannot offer this on a voluntary basis. I read so much stuff that looks good but is not available NOW. We need information to inform our life or death decision making. EN2 is another example of a test which exists but is not made available. They need a trial period and I want the trial. How hard can it be? Doomed to frustration by lack of current testing and lack of off label support.
Have you looked into the Right To Try act?
fda.gov/patients/learn-abou...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right...
Not much good to me, my Old Mate. I live in the UK where the rules are different. I think ALL the rules are designed to thwart me....
Sorry, bad assumption. Best wishes to you!
I will make contact with the researchers here in London and offer to buy them a pint.... Usually irresistible to a Brit....
An offer of a second stick up the bum here works well!
Each to his own mate. I'll stick with a beer...
Beer, biopsies and bum. Or a blood test. I just experienced a Guardant 360 Liquid Biopsy DNA genomic blood test this Tuesday. Now for the results. It’s more or says it ID’s my DNA genetics that are cancer causing culprits. I mean Activists. Bad guys. Amazing medicine. I looking into more info on that special blood biopsy today.
Sounds a real mouthful. Let me know how the test pans out and exactly what they identify and more importantly how they use the information to inform treatment. Good luck with it.
Ted, Remember mind your P's and Q's...
Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.
j-o-h-n Thursday 09/12/2019 4:46 PM DST
Ah the 4kin 4kin 4k... We're all 4kt.
Ted, here it is....
youtube.com/watch?v=a0igOyC...
Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.
j-o-h-n Thursday 09/12/2019 7:35 PM DST
Had the 4 T. Test 3 months before I was diagnosed with Stage 4. It said I had a 3 % chance of a aggressive cancer. Failed real bad. Should have had a biopsy. Because it didn’t catch the fact I already had the cancer. Beware
It will take at least 10 years to be in use, that is way too long.
A poke in the eye with a stick beats pokes up your ass with a needle.
Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.
j-o-h-n Thursday 09/12/2019 4:49 PM DST
You were mentioned a few times in the post about Feces used to treat PCA yesterday, in a good way
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Thank you for the heads up.... I saw it... and responded....Thank goodness it was in a good way.... Howya doing by the way? One day I hope to speak to you on the phone (if it's ok with you)...
Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.
j-o-h-n Thursday 09/12/2019 7:54 PM DST
I had to google Feces.
This is the reply from ANGLE PLC who carried out the research on circulating cancer cells..
Thank you for your email.
The instrument is only for research use and is not cleared for clinical use. We are currently only selling the instrument to research institutions.
Hope that makes sense,