After 18 months with daily 50mg bicalutamide mono therapy have tingling/numbness in pinky and ring finger of left hand. PSA remains below 0.1. Fingers work fine. It’s just irritating not debilitating.
I read tingling is a listed Casodex side effect. Very reluctant to stop use because PSA remains very low.
Anyone else experience this with bicalutamide (casodex)? Did it get worse - spread? Did it go away? Any supplement or drug therapy help?
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Thank you. My PCP suspects the ulnar nerve and has asked for X-rays of my neck and some B vitamin blood work. But he also mentioned the bicalutamide side effect which is why I posted. So bicalutamide numbness or tingle should be symmetric. Good to know.
Hello Kreg : Iam taking Bicalutamide for my prostate cancer 150mg every 3 months and i make intermittent every 3 months when my PSA rising to 1.1-1.2 then i will start again my Bica 150mg ,no problems for me all these are reccomended by my Oncolgy from Germany,I think the best way tell the dr. about your problems.
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