New Medicine for Prostate Cancer

[Bradley73]

Has anyone tried the medicine Nubeqa?

[Tall_Allen]

Put "nubeqa" or "darolutamide" in search bar.

[teacherdude70]

I am taking Nubeqa, Darolutamide, now in my 11th month. Psa at start was 1.68. Month later 0.6, then undetectable ever since.Two pills and & then again pm- both with food.

Also monthly Lupron, my choice.

Feel good only side effect is low energy. Off set this with getting to the gym daily and doing lots of projects at home.

At 74 I like my life & family.

PM me if you want more please

[Bradley73 in reply to teacherdude70]

The Erleada that I take keeps my stomach upset all the time, so I am looking for a fix. The Erleada has been keeping my PSA at almost zero, but stomach is an issue. I have been taking it for 11 months.Does your insurance pay for it?

[GeorgeGlass in reply to Bradley73]

Bradley, you might want to consider putting about a 1/4 ounce of this in your water and drink it before each meal. It's helped me a lot. I buy the "inner fillet" gel version, but the inner fillet juice version is good too. They dont add sugar to it, which is what you want. It coats the tummy. Aloe has some value at fighting cancer too, because it improves gut health and microbiome. I had lots of problems four years ago with my stomach and intestines. Not anymore. lilyofthedesert.com/product...

[Blueslover]

On it. No problems. Undetectable PSA so farHugh

[GeorgeGlass in reply to Blueslover]

No side effects? How about wbc and platelets etc?

[Blueslover in reply to GeorgeGlass]

Zero problemz

[TwilightZone]

Nubeqa. That med is in my future because I'm leaning toward "castration resistance." Current PSA 0.59, Testosterone around 27 or 29. Background: Prostate removed Dec. 2015, metastasis Sept. 2018.......followed by 40 radiation treatments, Lupron, now just Eligard, Prolia, and calcium and vitamin D.