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Zoladex implant problem ?
Fellow travellers I reach out for your help experience and knowledge of having any problems following the Zoladex 12 week implant administration I had 6 monthly Zoladex and then decidesd to try the 12 week version. I had it 8 days ago and for the first time it bled and required 5 mins pressure to stop
Fellow travellers I reach out for your help experience and knowledge of having any problems following the Zoladex 12 week implant administration I had 6 monthly Zoladex and then decidesd to try the 12 week version. I had it 8 days ago and for the first time it bled and required 5 mins pressure to stop
SimMartin
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Why do we stop treatment
I have to post my experience of having once stopped treatment. I see various posts here with guys asking about stopping their treatments. I started treatment when I was 52 years old. ADT, Chemo and radiation. After treatment PSA went to undetectable. After 2 years with undetectable PSA I thought I was
I have to post my experience of having once stopped treatment. I see various posts here with guys asking about stopping their treatments. I started treatment when I was 52 years old. ADT, Chemo and radiation. After treatment PSA went to undetectable. After 2 years with undetectable PSA I thought I was
Islandboy2021
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Bipolar Androgen Therapy Followed by Androgen Receptor Inhibition as Sequential Therapy for Prostate Cancer
Here's a treat - a review of BAT (Bipolar Androgen Therapy), actually written by Dr. Sam Denmeade [1]. In his intro, he makes a point of stressing that androgen receptor axis therapies are "highly effective [i]
palliative
[/i] therapy, but they are
not curative
." A few years ago it was
Here's a treat - a review of BAT (Bipolar Androgen Therapy), actually written by Dr. Sam Denmeade [1]. In his intro, he makes a point of stressing that androgen receptor axis therapies are "highly effective [i]
palliative
[/i] therapy, but they are
not curative
." A few years ago it was
pjoshea13
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
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Worrying study on long-term ADT (esp Enza)
I just came across a study (2019 International Journal of Pharmacology) that suggests that long-term use of ADT can cause neuroendicrine differentiation, leading to rapid spread and more aggressive spread. (the article was actually about the use of propanalol to counteract the effect of NED, but the
I just came across a study (2019 International Journal of Pharmacology) that suggests that long-term use of ADT can cause neuroendicrine differentiation, leading to rapid spread and more aggressive spread. (the article was actually about the use of propanalol to counteract the effect of NED, but the
CrocodileShoes
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
PSA on ADT but post EBRT
Hi everyone! Just wondering if anyone has any info to share regarding psa after radiation but while still on adt. My dad who is stage T3b started Eligard in August 2022 (2 year course) followed by high dose brachytherapy in December and 23 sessions EBRT Dec-Jan 2023. His psa in Oct 2022 (pre-radiation
Hi everyone! Just wondering if anyone has any info to share regarding psa after radiation but while still on adt. My dad who is stage T3b started Eligard in August 2022 (2 year course) followed by high dose brachytherapy in December and 23 sessions EBRT Dec-Jan 2023. His psa in Oct 2022 (pre-radiation
ChloeSS
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
NKX3.1 found in liver biopsy
The nkx3.1 was found in a recent liver biopsy. What does it tell the oncologist and what treatment would shrink the tumor ? Never heard of it and when looking it up it is confusing as it is in all prostate tumors from what I have read. They indicate it is a biomarker but how do you get rid of the tumor
The nkx3.1 was found in a recent liver biopsy. What does it tell the oncologist and what treatment would shrink the tumor ? Never heard of it and when looking it up it is confusing as it is in all prostate tumors from what I have read. They indicate it is a biomarker but how do you get rid of the tumor
Muffin2019
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Recently diagnosed- Stage 4 at 45 yrs old.
Hey all! I’m an active 45 year old Australian, dad of 10 and 12 year old, living in Vermont USA, and I just recently got diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. Mets to lymph nodes, several vertebrea, hip, rib etc. Gleason 9 and a relatively low PSA at 6.7 which is unusual. Apparently the sign
Hey all! I’m an active 45 year old Australian, dad of 10 and 12 year old, living in Vermont USA, and I just recently got diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. Mets to lymph nodes, several vertebrea, hip, rib etc. Gleason 9 and a relatively low PSA at 6.7 which is unusual. Apparently the sign
dochelem
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
ART Radiation dose and ADT in localized PCa: a meta-regression of 5-year outcomes in phase III random control trials; 21,429 patients
I have had 21 months of ADT and also have decided to stop short of my suggested 24 months total treatment as of December, 2022; I cant take the low TET anymore and its consequent impacts. Just when I was doubting my choice to move to long term ADT (LTADT) after salvage radiation (sRT) I stumbled on this
I have had 21 months of ADT and also have decided to stop short of my suggested 24 months total treatment as of December, 2022; I cant take the low TET anymore and its consequent impacts. Just when I was doubting my choice to move to long term ADT (LTADT) after salvage radiation (sRT) I stumbled on this
RMontana
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Active Surveillance - Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
[b]Enter the COMPASS Study[/b]
Enter the COMPASS Study here: https://malecare.org/compass-study/
Development and Validation of Sexual Quality of Life Questionnaire for Men-Who-Have-Sex-with-Men with Prostate Cancer The purpose of this study is to develop a sexual function survey specific for men who have sex with men (MSM
Enter the COMPASS Study here: https://malecare.org/compass-study/
Development and Validation of Sexual Quality of Life Questionnaire for Men-Who-Have-Sex-with-Men with Prostate Cancer The purpose of this study is to develop a sexual function survey specific for men who have sex with men (MSM
Darryl
Partner
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Prostate Cancer Network
1 year ago
[b]Enter the COMPASS Study[/b]
Enter the COMPASS Study here: https://malecare.org/compass-study/
Development and Validation of Sexual Quality of Life Questionnaire for Men-Who-Have-Sex-with-Men with Prostate Cancer The purpose of this study is to develop a sexual function survey specific for men who have sex with men (MSM
Enter the COMPASS Study here: https://malecare.org/compass-study/
Development and Validation of Sexual Quality of Life Questionnaire for Men-Who-Have-Sex-with-Men with Prostate Cancer The purpose of this study is to develop a sexual function survey specific for men who have sex with men (MSM
Darryl
Partner
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
[b]Enter the COMPASS Study[/b]
Enter the COMPASS Study here: https://malecare.org/compass-study/
Development and Validation of Sexual Quality of Life Questionnaire for Men-Who-Have-Sex-with-Men with Prostate Cancer The purpose of this study is to develop a sexual function survey specific for men who have sex with men (MSM
Enter the COMPASS Study here: https://malecare.org/compass-study/
Development and Validation of Sexual Quality of Life Questionnaire for Men-Who-Have-Sex-with-Men with Prostate Cancer The purpose of this study is to develop a sexual function survey specific for men who have sex with men (MSM
Darryl
Partner
in
Prostate Cancer And Gay Men
1 year ago
mini break
well the hormone treatment is going well, slight side effects like hot flushes and tiredness, but not that bad, I’ll be having radiotherapy in May so I’ve booked a mini break for myself and my wife in Santa Ponsa, Majorca at the end of April, seems like a great idea
well the hormone treatment is going well, slight side effects like hot flushes and tiredness, but not that bad, I’ll be having radiotherapy in May so I’ve booked a mini break for myself and my wife in Santa Ponsa, Majorca at the end of April, seems like a great idea
ukpete
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Prostate Cancer Network
1 year ago
New To The Thread
63yo, 4+4=8 Gleason, PSA 0.05 (56 before treatment). I’m doing the triplet treatments with Lupron, Nubeqa, and taxotere (for chemo). My med oncologist has called it the STAMPEDE trial, although I’m not actually in a trial. I was diagnosed last August and recently finished chemo. I’m still on ADT.
63yo, 4+4=8 Gleason, PSA 0.05 (56 before treatment). I’m doing the triplet treatments with Lupron, Nubeqa, and taxotere (for chemo). My med oncologist has called it the STAMPEDE trial, although I’m not actually in a trial. I was diagnosed last August and recently finished chemo. I’m still on ADT.
Peeffervescence
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
strange results
I just got my monthly PSA and T results. I am not on any ADT medications for about 17 months now or any medications for that matter. last month results: psa(.11) and T= 700 This month(today): psa(.19) and T=130 I can understand why psa increasing but why T dropped to this level. Is this considered
I just got my monthly PSA and T results. I am not on any ADT medications for about 17 months now or any medications for that matter. last month results: psa(.11) and T= 700 This month(today): psa(.19) and T=130 I can understand why psa increasing but why T dropped to this level. Is this considered
Ahk1
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Does a biopsy of a recurrent LN will help in anything ?
Hi all, short version of my Bio: RP in 2019 followed by 33 sessions SBRT with short term ADT (6 mo). Reccurence in 2021, SRT to one LN in 2022, 5 sessions with short term ADT (6 mo). As soon the ADT stopped the PSA started rising, it´s 0.53 now. A new PSMA PET last week showed a bunch of small points
Hi all, short version of my Bio: RP in 2019 followed by 33 sessions SBRT with short term ADT (6 mo). Reccurence in 2021, SRT to one LN in 2022, 5 sessions with short term ADT (6 mo). As soon the ADT stopped the PSA started rising, it´s 0.53 now. A new PSMA PET last week showed a bunch of small points
CarlosBrasil
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Article regarding MCRPC and prognosis….Feedback?
Stumbled upon this article today as I am trying to research more about my dads cancer that has now become resistant to hormone therapy. It explicitly states that “MCRPC is associated with poorer outcomes, with most patients dying within two years of diagnosis (4).Apr 14, 2022” I don’t know if there
Stumbled upon this article today as I am trying to research more about my dads cancer that has now become resistant to hormone therapy. It explicitly states that “MCRPC is associated with poorer outcomes, with most patients dying within two years of diagnosis (4).Apr 14, 2022” I don’t know if there
Mw921000000
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Expectations after six cycles of Taxotere
My husband was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer nearly three years ago, receiving a regimen of ADT, which included abiraterone, Lupron and prednisone. When that no longer worked, he started first-line chemotherapy. He just completed his sixth cycle. His PSA dropped until the sixth infusion
My husband was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer nearly three years ago, receiving a regimen of ADT, which included abiraterone, Lupron and prednisone. When that no longer worked, he started first-line chemotherapy. He just completed his sixth cycle. His PSA dropped until the sixth infusion
ronton2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
CRPC - causes and prevention of
This is the first time I have seen this explanation of why we become CRPC, do we know this to be true? This sounds like Gatenby's theory of killing off the weeds in a field allowing the non effected weeds to prosper. Does radiation kill these cells as well? This excerpt came from an NIH paper that
This is the first time I have seen this explanation of why we become CRPC, do we know this to be true? This sounds like Gatenby's theory of killing off the weeds in a field allowing the non effected weeds to prosper. Does radiation kill these cells as well? This excerpt came from an NIH paper that
Scout4answers
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Epigenetics - Heritability - Cadmium
Soon after diagnosis I joined a group headed by a man who viewed PCa as a modern disease with its origin in the womb. His bugbear was "Estrogen-like endocrine disrupting chemicals" (EEDC). I had come across the weird PCa risk factor of the second to fourth digit ratio, which seemed like voodoo science
Soon after diagnosis I joined a group headed by a man who viewed PCa as a modern disease with its origin in the womb. His bugbear was "Estrogen-like endocrine disrupting chemicals" (EEDC). I had come across the weird PCa risk factor of the second to fourth digit ratio, which seemed like voodoo science
pjoshea13
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
ADT Recommendations
I'm probably looking at starting salvage radiation soon with 4-6 months of ADT. The doc suggests starting with Casodex and then two sequential Lupron shots. Is there a better way to do ADT for that period? I'd like to get my testosterone back quickly at the end of the treatment period if possible.
I'm probably looking at starting salvage radiation soon with 4-6 months of ADT. The doc suggests starting with Casodex and then two sequential Lupron shots. Is there a better way to do ADT for that period? I'd like to get my testosterone back quickly at the end of the treatment period if possible.
ElRanchoDePoisonIvy
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
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