Now after recommendation from the Oncoloy Dr.Weise he recommended to take Bicalutamide150mg i did a PSA test the result is <0.10 µg/L<3.0.Dated 09/06/2020.
I will write to my Oncology Dr.Weise to inform me next step.
Thanks for reaading
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Thanks for your information,The first time year 2017 before i took bicalutamide150mg the urology in sweden recommended radiation toward my breast ,i did it then i took the tablets.I will call Dr.Weise about the 10 mg tamoxifen per day.
If I only take 5mg of tamoxifen a day would it work on one breast only? I would like to keep just my left tit since it gives me a place for resting my elbow while I post..Thanks...
I am wondering why 150mg? I have been prescribed 50mg per day. This leads me to pose the question to the brains trust, what is the recommended dosage of Bicalutamide? When would 150mg be appropriate as opposed to 50mg?
Doseydoe.........Thats right 50mg+Eligard injections every3 months its a right decision.A good Oncology dr. should check up all the possibilities to let us survive.My brother he had 50mg Bicalutamide and Eligard injectins now the Dr. he stopped the 50mg Bicalutamide to see the result of PSA ofcourse after a period..I called him he said PSA is now 0.4 But my Dr. Weise in Germany he told me about my brother that he has the castration resistance.I'm telling him to check up with PSMA CT PET in Germany he doesn't listen to me,the psma ct pet in sweden they have... only studies.Good Luck to you and to every person here.me too.
I want to mention that : You know every cancer patient have different issue and as i mentioned the decision is in the oncology Dr.s knowledge and ofcourse experience they know how to give their patients the best possibilities.
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