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Never smoker. Never drinker. Postopt RARP took 12 months to stop incontinence, but still had some stress incontinence. After EBRT, a little bit more leakage, especially after my afternoon espresso which I savor. I cannot explain why, but I have recurrent UTI, 3 total(I'm on Cipro for E Coli now) since
Never smoker. Never drinker. Postopt RARP took 12 months to stop incontinence, but still had some stress incontinence. After EBRT, a little bit more leakage, especially after my afternoon espresso which I savor. I cannot explain why, but I have recurrent UTI, 3 total(I'm on Cipro for E Coli now) since
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Update on the hospital admittance
I didn’t get admitted right away, but I am having my gallbladder out very shortly. Within a couple days most likely. The ER discovered a 3+ cm gallstone along with some smaller ones in my gallbladder and decided not to tell me. They should’ve had this thing out of me then and there. My primary doctor
I didn’t get admitted right away, but I am having my gallbladder out very shortly. Within a couple days most likely. The ER discovered a 3+ cm gallstone along with some smaller ones in my gallbladder and decided not to tell me. They should’ve had this thing out of me then and there. My primary doctor
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Thiamine mononitrate relieved tremors?
Did it work for you? He said, “Roy Propsner I didn't know that. But this stuff works really good for my wife. Before she started to taking it she shook so hard it made her cry. Now she is real calm and can handle anything without dropping it and she doesn't fall like she used to.” Doug Collins
Did it work for you? He said, “Roy Propsner I didn't know that. But this stuff works really good for my wife. Before she started to taking it she shook so hard it made her cry. Now she is real calm and can handle anything without dropping it and she doesn't fall like she used to.” Doug Collins
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Movicol and Sodium picosulfate
My son has constipation since March went up to 12 movicol sachets a day. Did not poo for 4 weeks. He was impacted so he had a flush through for 3 days in June. Came home all clear on movicol. Severe cramping pains since September and feeling sick. Just been in hospital for another 3 days. Cries himself
My son has constipation since March went up to 12 movicol sachets a day. Did not poo for 4 weeks. He was impacted so he had a flush through for 3 days in June. Came home all clear on movicol. Severe cramping pains since September and feeling sick. Just been in hospital for another 3 days. Cries himself
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ERIC
4 years ago
Fluctuations in lfts
Wondering if the fluctuations in my lfts is due to overtreated hypothyroid with levo or starting anastrazole for breast cancer. Worried it may be liver metastases from the BC.
Wondering if the fluctuations in my lfts is due to overtreated hypothyroid with levo or starting anastrazole for breast cancer. Worried it may be liver metastases from the BC.
Eibh45
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Casodex/Bicalutamide or MDV3100/Enzalutamide can lead to promotion rather than suppression of Prostate Cancer Metastasis
Just came across this study that seems like quite an important finding for those of us who might be taking or have taken Casodex/Bicalutamide or enzalutamide. The study is here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3707641/ and it explains that those two drugs can reduce the size of the primary
Just came across this study that seems like quite an important finding for those of us who might be taking or have taken Casodex/Bicalutamide or enzalutamide. The study is here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3707641/ and it explains that those two drugs can reduce the size of the primary
Mascouche
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Bleeding with IBS
This is something that has happened to me before but I wanted to get some opinions on preventative measures I can take while it's still early days. I've started bleeding again from the back passage. It's fresh blood, enough of it that it isn't coming from a tear (which I have checked for). Last time
This is something that has happened to me before but I wanted to get some opinions on preventative measures I can take while it's still early days. I've started bleeding again from the back passage. It's fresh blood, enough of it that it isn't coming from a tear (which I have checked for). Last time
Yasai
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IBS Network
4 years ago
My Neuro Appt.
Was yesterday morning.. good thing to, cause I lost power for for close to 4 hrs.😒 My muscles in my back and neck have been so tight. That I actually liked those WWF wrestlers 😭 and it hurt, OMG it hurt! All because of the steroids. So 1st thing on the chopping block... NO MORE!! Prednisone? NOOO
Was yesterday morning.. good thing to, cause I lost power for for close to 4 hrs.😒 My muscles in my back and neck have been so tight. That I actually liked those WWF wrestlers 😭 and it hurt, OMG it hurt! All because of the steroids. So 1st thing on the chopping block... NO MORE!! Prednisone? NOOO
Jesmcd2
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My MSAA Community
4 years ago
Ct scan results
Hi! I had a ct scan done as my common bile duct was showing mildy dilated. My ct scan showed mildy prominent common bile duct of 7mm, they said no stones or nothing around it so they’re not concerned. I am however cos it’s not the normal size? She said ct scan showed slight fat around the liver so not
Hi! I had a ct scan done as my common bile duct was showing mildy dilated. My ct scan showed mildy prominent common bile duct of 7mm, they said no stones or nothing around it so they’re not concerned. I am however cos it’s not the normal size? She said ct scan showed slight fat around the liver so not
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Oxybutynin and TENS
Hi, My 4.5 year old was prescribed Oxybutynin by her Urologist to help with urinary frequency and volume. She currently wees 20-30 times per day and only small volumes at a time. We've started Oxybutynin 2.5mg twice a day about 5 days ago and she's getting very red/flushed in the face and arms and
Hi, My 4.5 year old was prescribed Oxybutynin by her Urologist to help with urinary frequency and volume. She currently wees 20-30 times per day and only small volumes at a time. We've started Oxybutynin 2.5mg twice a day about 5 days ago and she's getting very red/flushed in the face and arms and
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ERIC
4 years ago
Probably an odd post though these are my feelings.
What, when and how can we do something about this disease taking younger and younger men. Of course, all the cancer hitting every single one of us, in one way or another. Maybe this isn't appropriate... Yes, we remain as positive as possible. We spend most of our time from moment of diagnosis trying
What, when and how can we do something about this disease taking younger and younger men. Of course, all the cancer hitting every single one of us, in one way or another. Maybe this isn't appropriate... Yes, we remain as positive as possible. We spend most of our time from moment of diagnosis trying
Bluebird11
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Stage 4 central mediastinal mass
After a lobectomy 3 years ago, I now have a stage 4 central mediastinal mass. No reoccurrence in the lung or spread to other organs. I have been told that only palliative treatment is possible and offered (covid permitting) chemotherapy with immunotherapy. Has anyone experience of this cancer?
After a lobectomy 3 years ago, I now have a stage 4 central mediastinal mass. No reoccurrence in the lung or spread to other organs. I have been told that only palliative treatment is possible and offered (covid permitting) chemotherapy with immunotherapy. Has anyone experience of this cancer?
Guys17
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Catheters
Or son is twelve and has always had bladder problems. His continence nurse has told us that he isn't emptying his bladder fully and said that he should be self catheterising. This would have the added benefit that he could wear a smaller, more discreet pad at school. He hates wearing pads and finds
Or son is twelve and has always had bladder problems. His continence nurse has told us that he isn't emptying his bladder fully and said that he should be self catheterising. This would have the added benefit that he could wear a smaller, more discreet pad at school. He hates wearing pads and finds
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ERIC
4 years ago
Rectal discomfort
Hi there In September 2019 I had bit of a stomach bug that lasted for a few days . After that period my bowels were all over the place and I started getting bloating and discomfort around the rectum . I had a CT colonoscopy last December that resulted with no adverse findings My GP also carried out
Hi there In September 2019 I had bit of a stomach bug that lasted for a few days . After that period my bowels were all over the place and I started getting bloating and discomfort around the rectum . I had a CT colonoscopy last December that resulted with no adverse findings My GP also carried out
Stender
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IBS Network
4 years ago
End of the line with treatment?
Hi all, My son has had constipation issues since he was 6 months old and is about to turn 10. It also became apparent that he has bladder issues since about the age of 4 or 5 as well. We are at a reasonably good place with the constipation largely under control with a good routine, diet, water and probiotics
Hi all, My son has had constipation issues since he was 6 months old and is about to turn 10. It also became apparent that he has bladder issues since about the age of 4 or 5 as well. We are at a reasonably good place with the constipation largely under control with a good routine, diet, water and probiotics
CN4321
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ERIC
4 years ago
Prostate Cancer and Immunotherapy Breakout Session at the 2020 CRI Virtual Immunotherapy Patient Summit with introduction to my next post
Hello FPC members, This is a growing area of research in cancers as getting the body's immune system to engage in the fight has real promise in getting to cures and prolonged remissions. The challenge is that PCa is considered a "cold tumor" with an explanation from the article below: PCa is a “cold
Hello FPC members, This is a growing area of research in cancers as getting the body's immune system to engage in the fight has real promise in getting to cures and prolonged remissions. The challenge is that PCa is considered a "cold tumor" with an explanation from the article below: PCa is a “cold
NPfisherman
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Fight Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Bladder issues
Hi I was just wondering if anyone else has had bladder issues and found out it’s related to endo? I struggle to empty my bladder and it hurts when I try to and the urologist has suggested that I self catheterise to help me empty my bladder I thought it could have been related to my endo but he seemed
Hi I was just wondering if anyone else has had bladder issues and found out it’s related to endo? I struggle to empty my bladder and it hurts when I try to and the urologist has suggested that I self catheterise to help me empty my bladder I thought it could have been related to my endo but he seemed
Jemma97
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
New Trial of Lu-177-PSMA-617 to begin April 30, 2021.
Novartis has announced a new multi-institutional randomized clinical trial of Lu-177-PSMA-617 that is scheduled to begin April 30, 2021. This one will focus on men who have [i]not[/i] been previously treated with chemo (e.g., Taxotere, Jevtana, carboplatin, etc.), an immunotherapy, or any other PSMA-targeted
Novartis has announced a new multi-institutional randomized clinical trial of Lu-177-PSMA-617 that is scheduled to begin April 30, 2021. This one will focus on men who have [i]not[/i] been previously treated with chemo (e.g., Taxotere, Jevtana, carboplatin, etc.), an immunotherapy, or any other PSMA-targeted
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
During Ic flare, do you feel you’re improving only for it to randomly return?
During an interstitial cystitis flare, does anyone else feel like they’re getting better for a day and then painful peeing and burning pelvis starts again without having had any trigger foods/drinks? I had a bad flare of pain a few days ago and had to stay in bed all day. Ibuprofen did not help and
During an interstitial cystitis flare, does anyone else feel like they’re getting better for a day and then painful peeing and burning pelvis starts again without having had any trigger foods/drinks? I had a bad flare of pain a few days ago and had to stay in bed all day. Ibuprofen did not help and
CandleCat
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Bladder Health UK
4 years ago
Our rainbow baby!
After lots of anxious months, our lockdown rainbow baby was born in May this year ❤️ After our MMC 3 years ago, we were nervous to get pregnant again, but it was 100% worth all of the worry. There’s always hope 🌈
After lots of anxious months, our lockdown rainbow baby was born in May this year ❤️ After our MMC 3 years ago, we were nervous to get pregnant again, but it was 100% worth all of the worry. There’s always hope 🌈
KCLou
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
4 years ago
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