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catheter placement
I've been reading that feeding the catheter via the radial artery at the wrist is preferable for a couple reasons. If there's unwanted bleeding it's much easier to stop in the arm than in the abdominal. There's no need to have to lie flat on your back from 2 to 6 hours after the ablation is completed
I've been reading that feeding the catheter via the radial artery at the wrist is preferable for a couple reasons. If there's unwanted bleeding it's much easier to stop in the arm than in the abdominal. There's no need to have to lie flat on your back from 2 to 6 hours after the ablation is completed
Racquet
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
[i][b]How Prostate Cancer May Begin - ScienceDaily, September 21, 2022[/b][/i]
As a follow-up to an earlier post (linked below), this more recent research confirms the heterogeneous and dispersed nature of prostate tissue as cancer develops and may explain the reasons why PCa, especially in an advanced and/or metastatic case, is so difficult to treat. This excerpt from the MedPage
As a follow-up to an earlier post (linked below), this more recent research confirms the heterogeneous and dispersed nature of prostate tissue as cancer develops and may explain the reasons why PCa, especially in an advanced and/or metastatic case, is so difficult to treat. This excerpt from the MedPage
cujoe
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Fight Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Prostate Cancer Treatment & Kidney Stones
Anyone here experience a resurgance of kidney stones during cancer treatment? If so, what were your experiences and do you feel your cancer care team responded well?
Anyone here experience a resurgance of kidney stones during cancer treatment? If so, what were your experiences and do you feel your cancer care team responded well?
gleason9guy
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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Rising PSA after Hormone Resistance
I am hoping for some insight. My husband is stage IV, mets all over his bones and lymphs. He had done Provenge and is half way thru Xofigo infusions. They said PSA really can’t tell us anything now, but they still test it. It has gone from 11.27 in June to 60 this week. And now suddenly his oncologist
I am hoping for some insight. My husband is stage IV, mets all over his bones and lymphs. He had done Provenge and is half way thru Xofigo infusions. They said PSA really can’t tell us anything now, but they still test it. It has gone from 11.27 in June to 60 this week. And now suddenly his oncologist
Wyldhare22
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Polyuria Nocturia and PTNS
Has anyone had experience or comment on using PTNS (Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation) for managing Polyuria? In particular for problems with the anti-diuretic hormone (ADH). PTNS stimulates the sacral nerve which can control some of the bladder activities.
Has anyone had experience or comment on using PTNS (Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation) for managing Polyuria? In particular for problems with the anti-diuretic hormone (ADH). PTNS stimulates the sacral nerve which can control some of the bladder activities.
PhilFreeToAsk
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Bladder Health UK
2 years ago
general anaesthetic
has anyone found after having a general anaesthetic that their IBS is a lot worse? I had a kidney stone removed last Friday and the last three days have been terrible with diarrhoea.
has anyone found after having a general anaesthetic that their IBS is a lot worse? I had a kidney stone removed last Friday and the last three days have been terrible with diarrhoea.
Boxroad
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IBS Network
2 years ago
Rising PSA on taxotere
Feeling discouraged today. Denny's been on Taxotere since July. After an initial rise to 100, he had a 13 point drop in his PSA to 87 in September. Yesterday's lab work shows a PSA of 92 which is where he was in July before he started chemo. He had a PSMA scan in June which showed "very widespread
Feeling discouraged today. Denny's been on Taxotere since July. After an initial rise to 100, he had a 13 point drop in his PSA to 87 in September. Yesterday's lab work shows a PSA of 92 which is where he was in July before he started chemo. He had a PSMA scan in June which showed "very widespread
Yank66
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Silodosin, Frequent Urination and PCa
I'm going to talk to a urologist about adding Silodosin to the myriad of drugs and supplements I take. My main issue is having to get up 4-5 times a night to pee. The primary use of this drug (like flomax) is for enlarged prostrate. My prostrate is not enlarged but, from what I read, this drug is
I'm going to talk to a urologist about adding Silodosin to the myriad of drugs and supplements I take. My main issue is having to get up 4-5 times a night to pee. The primary use of this drug (like flomax) is for enlarged prostrate. My prostrate is not enlarged but, from what I read, this drug is
Rolphs
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Where do (potential) future mets come from? Prostate? Or existing mets?
So, I am de novo stage 4 with mets to 6 spots in different bones and have my last (6th) chemo scheduled in 3 weeks. PSA has dropped from 28.2 to just over 1 as of last week. Once 6th chemo is done, will have new scans done about 4 - 6 weeks later and meet with MO as to what's next. I know situations
So, I am de novo stage 4 with mets to 6 spots in different bones and have my last (6th) chemo scheduled in 3 weeks. PSA has dropped from 28.2 to just over 1 as of last week. Once 6th chemo is done, will have new scans done about 4 - 6 weeks later and meet with MO as to what's next. I know situations
rsgdmd
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
sex and UTI
does anyone have trouble with exacerbated symptoms after sex and frequent UTIs? I try to take antibiotics after I have the infection but that seems to make my symptoms worse
does anyone have trouble with exacerbated symptoms after sex and frequent UTIs? I try to take antibiotics after I have the infection but that seems to make my symptoms worse
Marcia123
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
PSMA PET Scan: insurance denial
My dad had a PSMA PET Scan scheduled for next Monday via UC Health in Denver and was just notified that insurance / Medicare denied the scans and they have scheduled him for a bone scan / CT scan in its place. Does anyone have any experience with that situation in getting a scan approved? We could
My dad had a PSMA PET Scan scheduled for next Monday via UC Health in Denver and was just notified that insurance / Medicare denied the scans and they have scheduled him for a bone scan / CT scan in its place. Does anyone have any experience with that situation in getting a scan approved? We could
Superbfloor
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Blood in the urine
Two months ago I noticed blood in my Urine. It only happened once but then in September, it happened again so my Urologist performed a cystoscopy in his office and saw some irritation in the bladder that may have been a result of the IMRT I had last year. . He ordered a CT scan of my groin area that
Two months ago I noticed blood in my Urine. It only happened once but then in September, it happened again so my Urologist performed a cystoscopy in his office and saw some irritation in the bladder that may have been a result of the IMRT I had last year. . He ordered a CT scan of my groin area that
old64horn
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Adalimumab?
I’ve been reading posts about Adalimumab and I’m a bit confused. It seems to be called a few different names and also seems to be used alongside Methotrexate or something else. I will only be taking it on its own as I can’t take Methotrexate. Is anyone else using it on its own?
I’ve been reading posts about Adalimumab and I’m a bit confused. It seems to be called a few different names and also seems to be used alongside Methotrexate or something else. I will only be taking it on its own as I can’t take Methotrexate. Is anyone else using it on its own?
barbieg
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NRAS
2 years ago
Struggling
Cant even stand for 5 mins without crying the pain alo g to bottom of my back and down mmy legs is unreal taking every painkiller u can think of but nothing helps
Cant even stand for 5 mins without crying the pain alo g to bottom of my back and down mmy legs is unreal taking every painkiller u can think of but nothing helps
Djemima
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
2 years ago
Cystoscopy next week - risks of procedure?
Hi folks. After decades of UTI infections, I've been having daily urethral pain that comes & goes but no infection. D-mannose has helped in combating infections enormously, however I'm having a cystoscopy next week to investigate any sinister cause of the pain. Not so worried about the procedure (other
Hi folks. After decades of UTI infections, I've been having daily urethral pain that comes & goes but no infection. D-mannose has helped in combating infections enormously, however I'm having a cystoscopy next week to investigate any sinister cause of the pain. Not so worried about the procedure (other
strawclutching
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
methotrexate
apprehension about starting it . I hzd a horrible face to face appointment yesterday. I had gone well prepared with questions . It was first appointment in 3 years. None of my question were answered, I was offered Methotrexate and handed a leaflet . Today , the pills arrived by post . A surprise! Is
apprehension about starting it . I hzd a horrible face to face appointment yesterday. I had gone well prepared with questions . It was first appointment in 3 years. None of my question were answered, I was offered Methotrexate and handed a leaflet . Today , the pills arrived by post . A surprise! Is
Luludean
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NRAS
2 years ago
Is steroid in skin treatment cream/ointment harmful to prostate cancer patients?
I am wondering if these ointments/creams with steroid such as Fluocinonide 0.05% Clobetasol propionate 0.05% Triamcinolone 0.1% harmful to prostate cancer patients? Thanks,
I am wondering if these ointments/creams with steroid such as Fluocinonide 0.05% Clobetasol propionate 0.05% Triamcinolone 0.1% harmful to prostate cancer patients? Thanks,
akaipop3ps
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Plasmapheresis / Therapeutic Plasma Exchange, TPE
TPE, with blood withdrawn and reinserted without the plasma, has in a small clinical single-arm trial indicated remarkable benefits in markers of various kinds including DNA damage, cellular senescence and immunity (T-cells, B-cells, NK cells). Downside appears limited. It remains to be seen if the
TPE, with blood withdrawn and reinserted without the plasma, has in a small clinical single-arm trial indicated remarkable benefits in markers of various kinds including DNA damage, cellular senescence and immunity (T-cells, B-cells, NK cells). Downside appears limited. It remains to be seen if the
Purple-Bike
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Suggestions for next steps. Plan PSMA PET CT. If PSMA scan positive Would Bx be next step. If not would Bx still be indicated?
RARP 2016. 3+4. GG2. Extensive EPE. last 2 uPSAs 0.08 & 0.115. Prostate MRI. FINDINGS: Status post prostatectomy.. There is a new small enhancing nodule in the left superior prostatectomy bed in the region of the left seminal vesicle. This measures approximately 0.9 x 0.4 cm (image 17, series 6
RARP 2016. 3+4. GG2. Extensive EPE. last 2 uPSAs 0.08 & 0.115. Prostate MRI. FINDINGS: Status post prostatectomy.. There is a new small enhancing nodule in the left superior prostatectomy bed in the region of the left seminal vesicle. This measures approximately 0.9 x 0.4 cm (image 17, series 6
LowT
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Seeking Data ???
I am trying to collect information from men in a specific category. That category is men who have had a radical prostatectomy (RP) and thereafter experienced biochemical recurrence (BCR) and used proton beam therapy (PBT) radiation as the treatment following that BCR. I’d like to know several things
I am trying to collect information from men in a specific category. That category is men who have had a radical prostatectomy (RP) and thereafter experienced biochemical recurrence (BCR) and used proton beam therapy (PBT) radiation as the treatment following that BCR. I’d like to know several things
ragnar2020
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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