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My point about Covid19 vaccination during chemo, is that it may provide a false sense of security. As vaccines do not work well while a person is on drugs that impair immune function.

If you are currently doing chemotherapy (not to be confused with hormone therapy), then, the chances of you developing a meaningful immune response (which is the mechanism by which a vaccine is effective) is very low to nil. And it’s Highly likely that the vaccine will need to be repeated 6 months after one concludes chemotherapy.

If you decide to get a vaccine during chemo you’d be wise to take prevention measures (wear a mask/ wash hands/ avoid crowds) as if you hadn’t been vaccinated.

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Being on Lupron like meds and/or Anti Androgens like bicalutamide itself reduces risk of severe Covid19. And if Vit D3+K2 and Ionic Zinc is taken daily. .the risk of severe Covid19goes down even further.

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Dachshundlove in reply toLearnAll

True and good point.

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Do the drugs and vitamins you listed prevent a person from spreading the virus?

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What prevents people from spreading a virus which spreads by respiratory droplets is wearing a mask. Even after resolved illness or vaccination (implying immunity) mask wearing is recommended. Infection spread can be driven by asymptomatic people. People exposed to Covid19 can not get sick themselves while unwittingly infecting others. It’s one characteristic that has made this virus such a menace.

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I think most people know that, but thanks for reminding us.

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Me and my wife started Ionic Zinc, Quercetin, Vit D3+K2, Vit C ,Ginger, Black pepper, Turmeric ...when the pandemic started. We were afraid being in high risk profession. My wife did get Covid 19 in May2020 but the symptoms were very mild and she fully recovered in 48 hours.I had Coronovirus Antigen Positive around same time and had only sore throat for two days. I presume that the concoction helped both of us . Now after a year of pandemic ,there are dozens of research studies which agree that these things do help to keep symptoms of Covid19 mild and may even prevent getting infection in some people. However, both of us have received Pfizer vaccine in january2021.

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Good to know, thanks.

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LearnAll, thanks for your post. My question is, after recovering from Covid -19, have you noticed any decrease or increase in PSA levels? Did you notice any decrease or increase in PSA?

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No change in PSA due to Covid19 vaccine, But after dew days of vaccine some fall in lymphocyte count and fall in platelets was notice. These drops may be due to Covid19 or my eating a lot of Jalopeno, Longhorn and cayenne pepper, I am getting addicted to fresh raw peppers.

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monte1111 in reply toLearnAll

I had not heard of Longhorn peppers before. I love the Jalapeno boats, but that is mostly cream cheese filler which I guess many avoid. Sliced or diced raw peppers in a salad give it a nice kick.

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BigTlittleo in reply todonits

I am a Covid long-hauler. After a few months, my PSA climbed from <0.1 up to 9.6. PET/CT/Axumin scan found a few mets after 4 years of remission from non-metastatic PC (2 years with no treatment). Maybe Covid unlocked the door and let what was left of the PC out. It's only speculation and maybe a curious coincidence but ...

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With ADT och Covid19 I just stumbled upon this: urologytimes.com/view/adt-d...

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donits in reply toTheTopBanana

TheTopBanana, Thanks for your post. If this is what you write, maybe there is some benefit from Vit D3, C and various spices. e.g. black pepper, turmeric, etc...BTW, What`s new in your country, some new clinical trials maybe?

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With clinical studies I am following RhoVac, and my father talked Today about this, also Swedish: oxcia.se/about/

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TheTopBanana, thank you very much for the information.

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LearnAll in reply toTheTopBanana

A few studies come up with a certain conclusion BUT then another study come up with totally opposite conclusion. It happens commonly. Do Not know why ?

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londoncyclist48 in reply toTheTopBanana

Interesting. Thanks.

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I got my first covid shot last month and my PSA was undetectable. I get my second shot today. I might try to sneak in a 3rd shot. D3, K2, zink and cacao every morning.

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You are likely very good with 2 shots. But with emerging resistant strains there will likely be a modified booster to deal with this. Quite likely by year’s end. The new normal.

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How can you establish that it was Covid19 shot which got your PSA to undetectable ???

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ck722 in reply toLearnAll

Just a coincidence.

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larry_dammit

Had been waiting until I talked to my oncologist, he said I needed to get the shot. I am currently on Xtandi and aADT series. Keep up the fight 🙏🙏🙏

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I'm far from worried if I ever get it, but with cancer, I'm tired of my life getting fucked with pardon my language so I'll be getting it. Plus I have a woman back in Thailand I want to marry and bring to America. Nor sure if that'll happen with no shot.

It will be difficult to fly over there if I do have to wear a mask the entire time on the flight because I have claustrophobia wearing the mask. I am still skeptical about the effectiveness of the masks when people who tell us we need to wear one don't take it seriously themselves. Plus most people I see either aren't wearing it right or they're constantly messing with it.

Also I think it was stupid to put out news that people should be wearing two or three masks even after their shot. You've just created learned helplessness and people are guaranteed to say, "Why even bother?"

If I have to, I I generally wear a face shield. At the hospital I will have to wear a mask. That's about it.

I'm not saying that to be a "tough guy," it's just that the last thing I want to do with a compromised immune system is to make it more compromised by living in a bubble.

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Zetabow

Start another round of Chemo tomorrow, my Oncologist said nothing about the vaccine and I forgot to ask. I'm fairly isolated in the countryside and if I do need to go shopping I do it 8am when less people around. My Wife is still working and Kids at School so I can't protect from everything. If I get Covid I'll deal with it as it happens.

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j-o-h-n

The rumor is, once you're vaccinated with the covid vaccine you'll never be able to pronounce this village's name located in Wales: (so be prepared)

Llanhyfryddawelllehynafolybarcudprindanfygythiadtrienusyrhafnauole.

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Wednesday 02/10/2021 6:49 PM EST

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What does it mean if I can't pronounce it before the covid vaccine?

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You can't get the vaccine..... you're banned for life.......

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Wednesday 02/10/2021 6:56 PM EST

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Uh oh....TA won't like that...he's already upset there is not National Mask law.

I might infect him from the East Coast.

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A National Mask law is nothing to sneeze at....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Wednesday 02/10/2021 7:02 PM EST

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That is what I'm told..

And you know what I say: Ahhh Chew

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Bless you.... next time sneeze in your elbow's Medial Epicondylitis...

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Wednesday 02/10/2021 7:23 PM EST

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You sound like my wife

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Does your wife have a deep voice too?

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Worse piercing!!!

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Then you would be correct...she does sound like j-o-h-n.

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It's the NYC tonality!!!

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j-o-h-n in reply toSPEEDYX

That figures, I'm a soprano.... (not Tony)

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Wednesday 02/10/2021 7:42 PM EST

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Back to castration issue

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j-o-h-n in reply toSPEEDYX

Nuts!

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Wednesday 02/10/2021 8:04 PM EST

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I'm removing myself from this conversation...

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j-o-h-n

Have you ever had an epidural steroid injection for pain?You're mention having pain when you first logged on here 3 years ago.

What about: A pain medicine specialist is a medical or osteopathic doctor who treats pain caused by disease, disorder, or trauma? Although called pain medicine or interventional pain management specialists, many of these doctors are anesthesiologists or physiatrists.

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Wednesday 02/10/2021 7:50 PM EST

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