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Advanced Prostate Cancer

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Feeling depressed about your PCa treatment, perhaps you could persuade you MO to give you Sertraline

Repurposing antidepressant sertraline as a pharmacological drug to target prostate cancer stem cells: dual activation of apoptosis and autophagy signaling by...

Repurposing antidepressant sertraline as a pharmacological drug to target prosta...

Graham49

•3 years ago

26 Replies

A cute cartoon for you vets!

We need a bit of humor on this forum.

E2-Guy

•3 years ago

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Malecare support group members getting a second opinion on all imaging including MRI's

Sometime around 2002, Malecare started telling our support group members to consider getting a second opinion on their biopsy from a pathologist at a...

Sometime around 2002, Malecare started telling our support group members to cons...

Darryl

Partner•3 years ago

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D3 as a powder better than gelcap?

First I have heard of this. Anyone know? "Dr. Michael Platt of Platt Wellness Center in Palm Desert, Calif., suggests taking vitamin D in the vitamin D3 form...

First I have heard of this. Anyone know? "Dr. Michael Platt of Platt Wellness C...

cigafred

•3 years ago

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Depression, anxiety and nervous behavior 😪

Hi everyone, Good day! How are you all? Actually I got so confused of the situation of my husband now, wondering why is this happening to him 😐 I don't...

Hi everyone, Good day! How are you all? Actually I got so confused of the situat...

CaseydelaTor

•3 years ago

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MO sign off for disability

The results of my Axumin scan are in - and as expected new spots on my hips and L2 as well as lymph nodes in my belly. I lasted 31 months since my last chemo...

The results of my Axumin scan are in - and as expected new spots on my hips and ...

BigM62

•3 years ago

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How quickly can cancer emerge after all-clear biopsy?

My husband had an ultrasound MRI guided biopsy two years ago when his PSA registered 6.9. He was 72 years old at the time. The results showed no cancer and...

My husband had an ultrasound MRI guided biopsy two years ago when his PSA regist...

ronton2

•3 years ago

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Chemo not working for bone mets

Greetings, I joined the group back in August and your posts have been so very helpful. So I’m new here. My husband has advanced PC. History: Scott was...

Greetings, I joined the group back in August and your posts have been so very he...

Lavender22

•3 years ago

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It's been a full week since my castration...and feeling GREAT.

My surgical orchidectomy was last Monday afternoon. In my attempt to keep everyone interested "posted" on my journey.... I have more energy than I have had in...

My surgical orchidectomy was last Monday afternoon. In my attempt to keep everyo...

greatjohn

•3 years ago

37 Replies

Recurring Prostate Cancer

Not sure if I am in the right group. I have recurring prostate cancer which was treated with RT in 2004. PSA however never went below 0.72 (in 2008) and was...

Not sure if I am in the right group. I have recurring prostate cancer which was ...

Daveeeuk

•3 years ago

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Orchiectomy Nov 2 , its not that bad

After 7 months on monthly Eligard (same as Lupron), I got the snip yesterday. ADT with Zytiga and Prednisone. Longer duration Luprolide is even worse than...

After 7 months on monthly Eligard (same as Lupron), I got the snip yesterday. ...

CSHobie

•3 years ago

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6 Months on Xtandi

Gentlemen, I've been on Xtandi since April and has kept my PSA to undectable from 6.7. When I told my Onc 2 weeks ago about the extra fatigue that sometimes...

Gentlemen, I've been on Xtandi since April and has kept my PSA to undectable fro...

Nicnatno

•3 years ago

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Slow brain

I've been on eligard for 2.5 years or so. I asked my doc if eligard can make a person clumsy. He just said it slows the whole brain. Not only do we think in a...

I've been on eligard for 2.5 years or so. I asked my doc if eligard can make a p...

Psychmed

•3 years ago

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Just a spoonful of sugar helps the PCa medicine go down.

My granddaughter's first Halloween. Seeing her helps to remind me why we do the things we do: So we can be here as long as we can for those we love. Savor the...

My granddaughter's first Halloween. Seeing her helps to remind me why we do the...

Hidden

•3 years ago

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With 43 speakers and many more presentations than listed, is this the worlds largest prostate cancer patient conference ever?

With 43 speakers and many more presentations than listed, is this the world's largest prostate cancer patient conference ever? I would love the bragging...

With 43 speakers and many more presentations than listed, is this the world's la...

Darryl

Partner•3 years ago

1 Reply

Immunological Clinical trial for patients with mCRPC after failure of chemo and new anti androgens.

If you are interested, these links have some info:...

tango65

•3 years ago

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Resetting the Bar of Castration Resistance - Understanding Androgen Dynamics in Therapy Resistance and Treatment Choice in PCa

New paper below [1]. I have watched plenty of videos where Neal Shore, Alicia Morgans & Charles Ryan get together at a conference to discuss the presentations...

New paper below [1]. I have watched plenty of videos where Neal Shore, Alicia Mo...

pjoshea13

•3 years ago

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Statin use and risk of PCa biochemical recurrence after radical prostatectomy.

New study below [1]. "In the largest reported surgical cohort to date, we investigated the effect of statin therapy on BCRF {biochemical recurrence free} and...

New study below [1]. "In the largest reported surgical cohort to date, we invest...

pjoshea13

•3 years ago

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Update

I have been on Lupton since October 2017 3 months on and off for approximately a year or until psa gets back to 10. My petscan was done at the same time with...

I have been on Lupton since October 2017 3 months on and off for approximately a...

Clhammy

•3 years ago

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Sleeping

I have read of the many that have sleeping issues and I have similar. In an attempt to sleep 8 hours, I typically wake every 2 hours. The first time I...

I have read of the many that have sleeping issues and I have similar. In an att...

Ron53

•3 years ago

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Understanding blood report before oncologist visit

Hello everyone, Wanted your help with the blood test results in order to ask the relevant questions to our MO My dad is on 750 mg of zytiga and 5 mg of...

Hello everyone, Wanted your help with the blood test results in order to ask th...

Life5

•3 years ago

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Follow up: Auximen Scan showed significant new cancerous growth and there is a whirlwind of information to absorb and choices to be made.

I met with MO's at Penn and Jefferson last week to review options for responding to active cancerous growth. They both mentioned 4 options but each ruled out...

I met with MO's at Penn and Jefferson last week to review options for responding...

Philly13

•3 years ago

27 Replies

Acetyl-L-Carnitine

Hello: I read this in the Journal of Experimental & Clinical Cancer Research Published: 12 November 2019 Acetyl-L-Carnitine downregulates invasion...

Hello: I read this in the Journal of Experimental & Clinical Cancer Research Pub...

900312611

•3 years ago

19 Replies

Quick funny story

So my PSA has been rising and I should be getting some new medicine from the Doctor on the 12th. Normally you wouldn't start off a story with a preface like...

So my PSA has been rising and I should be getting some new medicine from the Doc...

FinalBossMatt

•3 years ago

17 Replies

New help with what to do next

New here need some advice. PT3BNO had RP Jul 2018 PSA was .04 six weeks rose to .12 7 months after PP. Had salvage radiation 39 treatments starting in Feb...

New here need some advice. PT3BNO had RP Jul 2018 PSA was .04 six weeks rose to...

bbpj

•3 years ago

17 Replies

Using Testosterone to Treat Prostate Cancer

I found this report and I thought it will be a good idea to share it with all of my friends here: [[While it would have been unthinkable to give T to men with...

I found this report and I thought it will be a good idea to share it with all of...

Ralph1966

•4 years ago

25 Replies

Posts - Advanced Prostate Cancer | HealthUnlocked

Advanced Prostate Cancer

All posts for November 2020

Feeling depressed about your PCa treatment, perhaps you could persuade you MO to give you Sertraline

A cute cartoon for you vets!

Malecare support group members getting a second opinion on all imaging including MRI's

D3 as a powder better than gelcap?

Depression, anxiety and nervous behavior 😪

MO sign off for disability

How quickly can cancer emerge after all-clear biopsy?

Chemo not working for bone mets

It's been a full week since my castration...and feeling GREAT.

Recurring Prostate Cancer

Orchiectomy Nov 2 , its not that bad

6 Months on Xtandi

Slow brain

Just a spoonful of sugar helps the PCa medicine go down.

With 43 speakers and many more presentations than listed, is this the worlds largest prostate cancer patient conference ever?

Immunological Clinical trial for patients with mCRPC after failure of chemo and new anti androgens.

Resetting the Bar of Castration Resistance - Understanding Androgen Dynamics in Therapy Resistance and Treatment Choice in PCa

Statin use and risk of PCa biochemical recurrence after radical prostatectomy.

Update

Sleeping

Understanding blood report before oncologist visit

Follow up: Auximen Scan showed significant new cancerous growth and there is a whirlwind of information to absorb and choices to be made.

Acetyl-L-Carnitine

Quick funny story

New help with what to do next

Using Testosterone to Treat Prostate Cancer

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