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Hi, I'm contemplating going for Bepiroversin jabs, to reduce my HbsAg levels, which currently stands at 1012 iu/mL, with treatment (from a starting level of 3k+ 12 years ago). I understand Bepiroversin treatment especially works on people with a low HbsAg level. What number/s is considered a low?

My Psa sky rocketed the last 90 days from 0.48 to 2.54 while my Testosterone lowered slightly from 11.8 to 11.4. I think this is a clear sign of castrate resistance. Last scan 6 months ago showed slight uptake along the Vas Deferens on one side. Not sure if MO will do another scan, but at the last

Here is the top line results of my Pylarify Pet scan. Impression 1. Tracer avid osseous metastatic disease involving the right ischium, new/progressed from the prior PET scan of 5/17/2022. SUV MAX 42. 2. New tracer-avid right hilar lymph node, suspicious for metastatic disease. SUV MAX 34 3. Decreased

Just had bloodwork done which shows 5 slow consecutive rises in PSA - latest is 0.7, so still very minor. But the predictable continuous rise with a PSA doubling time now of about 6.4 months. Heres my updated graph with PSA on the y axis on a log scale, and time on the X axis with 3 month intervals.

It's been 1 month since my laparoscopic prostate cancer surgery. And I checked my PSA, the result was 0.081ng/ml. Is that scary? How are you, men?

hello, I just had a pet scan after my PSA went from .3 to 5.68 in 3 months time and it revealed 3 spots that my onc feels we should radiate. I am 3 years into this and have had 6 rounds of chemo and am currently on daro+ lupron. It took 6 weeks to get the scan and results and now my consult is in

Apologies in advance if I posted something similar a few days ago, but I didn't receive any responses and thought the post probably did not get published. Age 66 and on ADT for 12+ yrs. Did whack-a-mole to largest tumor 2+ yrs ago when it appeared on PSMA scan to be responsible for PSA rise from undetectable

My husband has stage 4 PC (see bio) and is currently undergoing triple therapy and has completed 3 rounds of docetaxel. We are currently waiting for a PSA test, which should happen in the next week, but he is still experiencing some occasional hip pain and continues to urinate often. Does this mean

Hi everyone, I'm having another PSMA PET scan tomorrow and then, next week, will be meeting with my current MO @ University of Rochester Medical Center and then my new MO at Roswell Park Cancer Center. My URMC MO has offered "two additional cycles" of Pluvicto, upon Nuclear Med OK and not much else

After prostatectomy and radiation therapy, my PSA is increasing quickly though at only .13 as of a couple of weeks ago (see bio). My Radiation Oncologist is in no hurry to get me on hormone therapy. He says we can do a scan around .5 I'm wondering if I should be getting on HT now. How much would

hello everyone. I am new here but I’ve been watching your thread for a little while now. My father was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer almost 30 years ago. He was 47 at the time. He had a PSA of 104 and a Gleeson of 4+2 at time of diagnosis. His cancer was always androgen dependent and he did

After eight different attempts at taming the beast over the last five years I finally went castrate resistant two years ago. Then came failure with Eclipse Trial (Pluvicto), Provenge and two more rounds of SBRT until recently when RO said no more radiation. Hemoglobin is 10.5 for last several years.

I read this and the advanced prostrate cancer thread everyday so I thought I would post my 15 month update to my radiation cancer treatment. It may encourage some of you. I was diagnosed with unfavorable intermediate risk cancer of 4+3 with three spots of PI-RAD category 5. Upon biopsy I had cancer

MY PSA rose quickly to 16, after about a year it held fairly steady around one, using Orgovyx and Zytiga, It now has more than tripled in about a month. I think I should try Xtandi, even though I'm quite anemic. At 87 my MO feels I can't handle chemo. I agree. Any thoughts? Poollover

sorry to be a thorn .. always read sometimes comment .. need to update bio sorry.. brachytherapy seeds, Oct 2023, ADT prior from June 2023 … psa 18, jumped from 12 a year before. MRI biopsy one lobe lesion nerf left capsule edge supposedly didn’t breach with a few cores 3+4, 4+3, 3+3 on one side only

I just started year 5. I'm doing relatively well in the sense that I still work, I'm relatively pain free and I'm able to do most things (besides sex) like I've always have despite the hotflashes, fatigue and all the other treatment sideeffects. My last four PSA results where: Aug: 272 Sep: 132 Oct

My dad is on about year 20 with prostate cancer. He has failed Docetaxel and Pluvicto within the last year. His PSA 60. Scan showed 60 spots in his bones with 15-20 being bigger. He is starting chemo next week again? Anyone have positive experience with Cabazitaxel/Jetvana?

Psa 101.68 Doc stopping my treatment of Cabazitaxel and starting Pluvicto. Does anyone have feedback? PSMA scan shows more activity in the bones and lymph nodes. My former Doctor, who passed away, fought this rising PSA with Doxetaxel and had my PSA below one, but my new Doc is hesitant to use Doxetaxel

After a year on active surveillance following an initial biopsy that showed intermediate favorable level of pc, a more recent biopsy showed all samples to be Gleason 6 (3+3). My urologist is very supportive of continuing with active surveillance. I will have periodic psa testing and probably an annual

I am age 66. had whack-a-mole radiation about 2,5 yrs ago (yo my left acetabulum/hip) when PSA began to rise after 10 -11 yrs on ADT (Lupron for 12 and Abiraterone for most of that time). This time, Pet/CT indicates 1 of my 2 vertebral tumors is the culprit for my PSA rise over the last 2 yrs.