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How long can dexamethasone help with lung cancer
My Dad has lung cancer tumour top of left lung and lymph involvement at windpipe. Was unwell 8 weeks ago looked like he would die. Put onto dexamethasone 8 mgs daily and oxygen therapy. Last 3 weeks breathing / talking normal, now off his oxygen and apart from not being able to do much himself as weak
My Dad has lung cancer tumour top of left lung and lymph involvement at windpipe. Was unwell 8 weeks ago looked like he would die. Put onto dexamethasone 8 mgs daily and oxygen therapy. Last 3 weeks breathing / talking normal, now off his oxygen and apart from not being able to do much himself as weak
Colonsay
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
4 years ago
Pain flare prophylaxis--Dr. Sartor high testosterone therapy--
Greetings. I am aware that Dr. Sartor, sometimes, does give high testosterone therapy for men with MCRPC. If a patient has bone mets, but no pain symptoms, is it possible to use Dexamethasone as pain flare prophylaxis? I am aware that men with bone mets often get Dexamethasone to possibly avoid having
Greetings. I am aware that Dr. Sartor, sometimes, does give high testosterone therapy for men with MCRPC. If a patient has bone mets, but no pain symptoms, is it possible to use Dexamethasone as pain flare prophylaxis? I am aware that men with bone mets often get Dexamethasone to possibly avoid having
AerospaceElectrical
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Next step: Jevtana or Xofigo?
Hi all, Asking on my behalf of my 71 year old dad who was dx'ed in April 2018 with numerous bone mets all over, no activity in soft tissue. He's been on Zoladex from the start, did Docetaxal between July and October 2018, Zytiga+prednisone from August 2019 til now, and Xgeva since May 2020 as well as
Hi all, Asking on my behalf of my 71 year old dad who was dx'ed in April 2018 with numerous bone mets all over, no activity in soft tissue. He's been on Zoladex from the start, did Docetaxal between July and October 2018, Zytiga+prednisone from August 2019 til now, and Xgeva since May 2020 as well as
Nettie8200
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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Hesitation before switching from Abiraterone to some other protocol.
I have been discussing and considering that Abiraterone might be failing. It seems that a steady level in the 4 range for the previous 11 months has moved to the 6 range. July lab results arrived yesterday. I switched from prednisone to dexamethasone in the last week of June. Dexamethasone is more powerful
I have been discussing and considering that Abiraterone might be failing. It seems that a steady level in the 4 range for the previous 11 months has moved to the 6 range. July lab results arrived yesterday. I switched from prednisone to dexamethasone in the last week of June. Dexamethasone is more powerful
Philly13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Super clumsy
Is it only me that finds the doors, particularly handles and things leap out and bruise. I am on dexamethasone every three days so prone to bruises anyway but my clumsiness is really irritating. I suspect it’s because I have paraesthesia in my hands and feet. On Sunday, it’s always the weekend isn’t
Is it only me that finds the doors, particularly handles and things leap out and bruise. I am on dexamethasone every three days so prone to bruises anyway but my clumsiness is really irritating. I suspect it’s because I have paraesthesia in my hands and feet. On Sunday, it’s always the weekend isn’t
PhillipandBettykid
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My Ovacome
4 years ago
Hip replacement so far so good
Dear friends I thought I’d update you on my hip surgery as we’d had a discussion recently about the impact on PMR it might or might not have. I’m only in my second week post op but I’ve been amazed at the outcome and progress so far. I had a local (spinal block) anaesthetic with sedation and don’t remember
Dear friends I thought I’d update you on my hip surgery as we’d had a discussion recently about the impact on PMR it might or might not have. I’m only in my second week post op but I’ve been amazed at the outcome and progress so far. I had a local (spinal block) anaesthetic with sedation and don’t remember
Casia
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
CBD may improve steroid therapy in autoimmune, Covid-19 patients
Israeli startup Stero Therapeutics says cannabis component could enhance steroid treatment or enable reduced steroid dosage to avoid negative effects. By Brian Blum JUNE 18, 2020 Can cannabis help treat Covid-19? Israeli canna-tech startup Stero Therapeutics wanted to find out. But unexpectedly good
Israeli startup Stero Therapeutics says cannabis component could enhance steroid treatment or enable reduced steroid dosage to avoid negative effects. By Brian Blum JUNE 18, 2020 Can cannabis help treat Covid-19? Israeli canna-tech startup Stero Therapeutics wanted to find out. But unexpectedly good
lupus-support1
Administrator
in
LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
4 years ago
Introduction - Brain Abscess
Hi, Just joined the community after my wife found it useful while I was going through treatment for a brain abscess. I have had a nose about and thought I would share a fairly succinct (spoiler, it was meant to be but hasn’t transpired that way) version of my story; in case it offers any assistance to
Hi, Just joined the community after my wife found it useful while I was going through treatment for a brain abscess. I have had a nose about and thought I would share a fairly succinct (spoiler, it was meant to be but hasn’t transpired that way) version of my story; in case it offers any assistance to
m4tthall
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Headway
4 years ago
Covid-19 & Dexamethasone
Article in the NY Times today [1]. Seems that if dexy is given before the body goes into mutual destruction mode - i.e. the cytokine storm - it can increase mortality risk. Makes perfect sense. We want to stimulate the immune system until the last moment & dampen it thereafter. (This was discussed
Article in the NY Times today [1]. Seems that if dexy is given before the body goes into mutual destruction mode - i.e. the cytokine storm - it can increase mortality risk. Makes perfect sense. We want to stimulate the immune system until the last moment & dampen it thereafter. (This was discussed
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
PSA levels rising, Oncologist says to consider alternatives
I posted a couple of nights ago to no reaction. After 8 months between 4-2.7 PSA has risen to 7.3 in May and 6.4 in June. https://healthunlocked.com/advanced-prostate-cancer/posts/143717268/psa-rising-and-an-update-on-pca The previous post contains the background. In April we were considering getting
I posted a couple of nights ago to no reaction. After 8 months between 4-2.7 PSA has risen to 7.3 in May and 6.4 in June. https://healthunlocked.com/advanced-prostate-cancer/posts/143717268/psa-rising-and-an-update-on-pca The previous post contains the background. In April we were considering getting
Philly13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Balanitis fungal or zoons. So confused. Please help!
Been to many doctors over the past six months. It all started with pain in my prostate area after ejaculation and urination problems. Went to the urologist and got diagnosed with non bacterial prostatitis. That cleared up after a few months. Also did a full spectrum pcr sti screening with all the usual
Been to many doctors over the past six months. It all started with pain in my prostate area after ejaculation and urination problems. Went to the urologist and got diagnosed with non bacterial prostatitis. That cleared up after a few months. Also did a full spectrum pcr sti screening with all the usual
Balanitisbo
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Men's Health Forum (Penis Health)
4 years ago
No Sex please we're French!
Hoping to have a Covid free right eye, now dexamethasone has been found to be an authorised effective treatment for Covid 19 These are eye drops I use twice a day to prevent a corneal graft rejecting. (Recently that had been every hour- because I had a rejection episode). Because of the frequency and
Hoping to have a Covid free right eye, now dexamethasone has been found to be an authorised effective treatment for Covid 19 These are eye drops I use twice a day to prevent a corneal graft rejecting. (Recently that had been every hour- because I had a rejection episode). Because of the frequency and
WinnieThePoo
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
A Sigh of Relief from Covid19 Deaths - A well known cheap Drug called Dexamethasone can save people from Covid19 at critical stage !
A cheap drug called Dexamethasone (currently in use for various illness as mentioned in the last paragraph of this post) would save life in Severe cases of Covid19 when people are in the ventilator... and at a time when people need oxygen... It is estimated that 5000 lives could have been saved in UK
A cheap drug called Dexamethasone (currently in use for various illness as mentioned in the last paragraph of this post) would save life in Severe cases of Covid19 when people are in the ventilator... and at a time when people need oxygen... It is estimated that 5000 lives could have been saved in UK
namaha
Administrator
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Diabetes India
4 years ago
Is dexamethasone the breakthrough treatment for coronavirus?
https://www.celebrityangels.co.uk/is-dexamethasone-the-big-breakthrough-in-coronavirus-treatment/
https://www.celebrityangels.co.uk/is-dexamethasone-the-big-breakthrough-in-coronavirus-treatment/
JohnMaitland911
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Hot news - CoViD19 breakthrough
Less than 2 hours ago I heard a radio news report about one of the latest clinical trials looking at treatments for CoViD19. It has been found that Dexamethasone - a well-established, widely available, cheap anti-inflammatory [yes!!!] drug - can significantly reduce the risk of death in the most seriously
Less than 2 hours ago I heard a radio news report about one of the latest clinical trials looking at treatments for CoViD19. It has been found that Dexamethasone - a well-established, widely available, cheap anti-inflammatory [yes!!!] drug - can significantly reduce the risk of death in the most seriously
JaK2ET
in
MPN Voice
4 years ago
Dexamethasone cuts Covid-19 death rate
Announced on the BBC today - Dexamethasone, a cheap steroid cuts death rate by a third for patients on ventilator.
Announced on the BBC today - Dexamethasone, a cheap steroid cuts death rate by a third for patients on ventilator.
Graham49
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Burning Skin
I have been doing so well on NDT since February 2019 TSH - 0.46 (0.3 - 4.5) FT4 - 16.4 (12 - 22) FT3 - 5.7 (3.1 - 6.8) but on 28 April I was taken into hospital with quick onset glaucoma. I was given a drip to bring down the pressure that evening and had to go back the following morning for laser
I have been doing so well on NDT since February 2019 TSH - 0.46 (0.3 - 4.5) FT4 - 16.4 (12 - 22) FT3 - 5.7 (3.1 - 6.8) but on 28 April I was taken into hospital with quick onset glaucoma. I was given a drip to bring down the pressure that evening and had to go back the following morning for laser
nightingale-56
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Adriamycin
Update on my adriamycin I started with new treatment had zofran and dexamethasone first then a 32mg injection that took 15 minutes no problem except had o sleep first nite they did timer markers on me me in march ca 27-29 was 2053 May 12was 1162! Cea was 521 in March now 368 they can’t say if it was
Update on my adriamycin I started with new treatment had zofran and dexamethasone first then a 32mg injection that took 15 minutes no problem except had o sleep first nite they did timer markers on me me in march ca 27-29 was 2053 May 12was 1162! Cea was 521 in March now 368 they can’t say if it was
library2019
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 years ago
Addison's Patients Are at High Risk of Respiratory Infections and Males with Low Testosterone Levels More Likely to Die From Coronavirus.
I was led down a rabbit hole on Google when researching if taking steroids for Addison's was considered immunosuppressant while completing an NIH "All of Us Research Program" survey on Covid-19. I initially thought that it pertained to those patients with Addison's caused by an autoimmune disorder.
I was led down a rabbit hole on Google when researching if taking steroids for Addison's was considered immunosuppressant while completing an NIH "All of Us Research Program" survey on Covid-19. I initially thought that it pertained to those patients with Addison's caused by an autoimmune disorder.
SongStream
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AMN EASIER
4 years ago
How do I properly use steroid cream for discoid eczema? I had a withdrawal flare-up.
I went to the doctor and she gave me a cream that says “
Clotrimazole
and
Betamethasone
Dipropionate, 1%/0.05%” on it. I used it twice a day as directed and it worked really well! The small pink circle I had on my chest went away completely.
I went to the doctor and she gave me a cream that says “
Clotrimazole
and
Betamethasone
Dipropionate, 1%/0.05%” on it. I used it twice a day as directed and it worked really well! The small pink circle I had on my chest went away completely.
Dermwhereartthou
in
MY SKIN
4 years ago
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