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Successful Pluvicto Treatment
I completed six Pluvicto treatments in December 2023 and returned to Mayo in Rochester on January 31, 2024 for a Choline Pet scan to see if it would reveal any non-PSMA PCa. My doctor reviewed the report and scans and informed me that my cancer appears to be in complete remission. The findings of the
I completed six Pluvicto treatments in December 2023 and returned to Mayo in Rochester on January 31, 2024 for a Choline Pet scan to see if it would reveal any non-PSMA PCa. My doctor reviewed the report and scans and informed me that my cancer appears to be in complete remission. The findings of the
Skifanatic
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
mucus
hello every one i have that THING CALLED COPD YUK YUK . i am fed up with mucus , i went into my local chemist asked the chap anything to help getrid of mucus he went straight to the shelf BENYLIN CHESTY COUGH ORIGINAL under neath the writing says DIPHENHYDRAMINE @ LEVOMENTHOL
hello every one i have that THING CALLED COPD YUK YUK . i am fed up with mucus , i went into my local chemist asked the chap anything to help getrid of mucus he went straight to the shelf BENYLIN CHESTY COUGH ORIGINAL under neath the writing says DIPHENHYDRAMINE @ LEVOMENTHOL
devon29
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 days ago
PSMA-Addition Trial can give access to Pluvicto for DeNovo or mHSPC
The range of access to Pluvicto (Lu177-PSMA-617) radionuclide treatment is expanding. Great news. The PSMA-Fore trial recently showed that it iis very beneficial before docetaxel chemotherapy in mCRPC. Now a worldwide trial is exploring it in metastatic hormone sensitive PC, including de novo metastatic
The range of access to Pluvicto (Lu177-PSMA-617) radionuclide treatment is expanding. Great news. The PSMA-Fore trial recently showed that it iis very beneficial before docetaxel chemotherapy in mCRPC. Now a worldwide trial is exploring it in metastatic hormone sensitive PC, including de novo metastatic
MateoBeach
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
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Possible NHS misdiagnosis saying clear for HPV when private home test says positive with variant 16 (the test and smear were 14 days apart)
I have tested HPV positive for 2 smears a year apart, the last one was Oct 2023. So I went for my third on 18 Jan this year and have just been given the all clear and told it will repeated in 5 years (which I doubt as I will be 71 then). HOWEVER, I had already done a home test with Medicines Online
I have tested HPV positive for 2 smears a year apart, the last one was Oct 2023. So I went for my third on 18 Jan this year and have just been given the all clear and told it will repeated in 5 years (which I doubt as I will be 71 then). HOWEVER, I had already done a home test with Medicines Online
destiny234
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Gynae Cancer Support
6 months ago
Treatment for low-PSA mHSPCa
Does anyone have a clue for treatment of low-PSA metastatic PCa? For neuroendocrine PCa? The only study I can find on treatment for low-PSA: "Mortality Risk for Docetaxel-Treated, High-Grade Prostate Cancer With Low PSA Levels: A Meta-Analysis | Oncology | JAMA Network Open" | indicates that
Does anyone have a clue for treatment of low-PSA metastatic PCa? For neuroendocrine PCa? The only study I can find on treatment for low-PSA: "Mortality Risk for Docetaxel-Treated, High-Grade Prostate Cancer With Low PSA Levels: A Meta-Analysis | Oncology | JAMA Network Open" | indicates that
Purple-Bike
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Some good advancements today too: Advances in Engineered Macrophages - A New Frontier in Cancer Immunotherapy
"These cells act synergistically in tumour progression, invasion, metastasis, and response to immunotherapies. Consequently, cancer treatment has transitioned from a model centred solely on the cancer itself to one focused on the
tumour microenvironment
, and cancer immunotherapy has consequently
"These cells act synergistically in tumour progression, invasion, metastasis, and response to immunotherapies. Consequently, cancer treatment has transitioned from a model centred solely on the cancer itself to one focused on the
tumour microenvironment
, and cancer immunotherapy has consequently
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Mets to lungs and lymph nodes need some advice
Hi there, i was diagnosed with oligometastatic pca 6 years ago,51 yo psa was 25, tried to go on a curative path and went for prostatectomy followed with radiotherapy +sbrt to ilium bone suspicion for bone met and pelvic lymph nodes +adt and abiraterone for 24 months.I have refused to chemo along
Hi there, i was diagnosed with oligometastatic pca 6 years ago,51 yo psa was 25, tried to go on a curative path and went for prostatectomy followed with radiotherapy +sbrt to ilium bone suspicion for bone met and pelvic lymph nodes +adt and abiraterone for 24 months.I have refused to chemo along
Niso
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Mammogram
I am having a routine mammogram next week and wondered if there could be an issue with taking my anticoagulants or from the pressure plates. Should I tell the person that I have Afib? Thank-you.
I am having a routine mammogram next week and wondered if there could be an issue with taking my anticoagulants or from the pressure plates. Should I tell the person that I have Afib? Thank-you.
Anniewee6
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AF Association
1 year ago
Improved Posts and Replies
Responding to ChatGPT charging $20 per month to use the advanced versions of Cancer Copilot and Clinical Trial Navigator: We found a way where you won't have to pay. Starting this month, "Advanced Prostate Cancer" will be power-charged by our AI engine…for free. We know many people have been shy about
Responding to ChatGPT charging $20 per month to use the advanced versions of Cancer Copilot and Clinical Trial Navigator: We found a way where you won't have to pay. Starting this month, "Advanced Prostate Cancer" will be power-charged by our AI engine…for free. We know many people have been shy about
Darryl
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
PSMA and bladder Cancer?
I have been having various difficulties with urination and know that my bladder is messed up. I have radiation cystitis and who knows what else. I saw my urologist recently and he had little to offer, sort of said yes you are a mess and pretty much left it at that. I have had PSMA pet scans and SPECT
I have been having various difficulties with urination and know that my bladder is messed up. I have radiation cystitis and who knows what else. I saw my urologist recently and he had little to offer, sort of said yes you are a mess and pretty much left it at that. I have had PSMA pet scans and SPECT
spencoid2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Triplet Therapy for HSPC
This article came over on the Prostate Cancer Newletter. https://www.onclive.com/view/dr-sharma-on-questions-regarding-the-optimal-use-of-triplet-therapies-in-hspc?utm_medium=email&utm_source=rasa_io&utm_campaign=newsletter I am unsure based on lack of detail and to a smaller extent a comment by
This article came over on the Prostate Cancer Newletter. https://www.onclive.com/view/dr-sharma-on-questions-regarding-the-optimal-use-of-triplet-therapies-in-hspc?utm_medium=email&utm_source=rasa_io&utm_campaign=newsletter I am unsure based on lack of detail and to a smaller extent a comment by
treedown
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Scared and Feeling Helpless
Let me start by saying that it was my intention to wait for an official diagnosis for my dad before I started posting here. I found this group recommended on the Prostate Cancer Reddit Forum. I’ve been really struggling lately with absolute utter fear and lack of control (more on that later). My dad
Let me start by saying that it was my intention to wait for an official diagnosis for my dad before I started posting here. I found this group recommended on the Prostate Cancer Reddit Forum. I’ve been really struggling lately with absolute utter fear and lack of control (more on that later). My dad
Cafu6
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Testosterone too high?
I recently had my quarterly PSA and T tests, following stopping 18 months of ADT (Orgovyx) in April of 2022. PSA continued to de undetectable (<0.01) and T was 761. The last quarterly T was 706. Having had an initial PC Dx of GL9, Stage 4, Decipher .76 (July 2019) should I be concerned that T is
I recently had my quarterly PSA and T tests, following stopping 18 months of ADT (Orgovyx) in April of 2022. PSA continued to de undetectable (<0.01) and T was 761. The last quarterly T was 706. Having had an initial PC Dx of GL9, Stage 4, Decipher .76 (July 2019) should I be concerned that T is
JPnSD
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
*NEW online session - 6th February* Our stories: having a hereditary increased risk of ovarian cancer
Good morning all, On the 6th February at 2:00pm, Ovacome will be hosting the next in the 'Our stories' series, where we are joined by member speakers who will share their experiences of one specific aspect of living with a diagnosis. This session will feature Ovacome members Hilary and Sue, who will
Good morning all, On the 6th February at 2:00pm, Ovacome will be hosting the next in the 'Our stories' series, where we are joined by member speakers who will share their experiences of one specific aspect of living with a diagnosis. This session will feature Ovacome members Hilary and Sue, who will
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My Ovacome Team
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My Ovacome
6 months ago
Niraparib Time Line?
Hi ladies I am a bit confused re the length of time you are kept on PARP treatment and what happens when you stop. I have been on Niraparib for over two years now, my oncologist said they will review after three years. I haven’t any problems, my bloods and CA 125 have always been good. I read so many
Hi ladies I am a bit confused re the length of time you are kept on PARP treatment and what happens when you stop. I have been on Niraparib for over two years now, my oncologist said they will review after three years. I haven’t any problems, my bloods and CA 125 have always been good. I read so many
Jingles6
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My Ovacome
6 months ago
IMRT WITHOUT THE JELL
I'm scheduled for IMRT Radistion without the jell. Doc says the jell may push cancer microscopic cells away from the prostate. He said the cancer is about to protrude through the capsule and microsopic cancer cells could be out of the capsule and did not want to take a chance of putting the jell in and
I'm scheduled for IMRT Radistion without the jell. Doc says the jell may push cancer microscopic cells away from the prostate. He said the cancer is about to protrude through the capsule and microsopic cancer cells could be out of the capsule and did not want to take a chance of putting the jell in and
woppaginny
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
ADT Holiday?
I'm posting for my husband. Gleason 9, cdk12, reoccurrence 18 months after RP. Scans cancer in lymph node and possibly sternum. Had radiation and 2 successful years of Orgovyx and Zytiga. Dr says he can take a holiday from meds but my husband is concerned that the cancer will return without meds
I'm posting for my husband. Gleason 9, cdk12, reoccurrence 18 months after RP. Scans cancer in lymph node and possibly sternum. Had radiation and 2 successful years of Orgovyx and Zytiga. Dr says he can take a holiday from meds but my husband is concerned that the cancer will return without meds
RunnerBiker
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Chemo Failed
My dad finished Docetaxel in November. He went to oncologist today. His PSA went from 0.58 to 2.3. Things he tried: Lupron (on for years before failed) Zytiga (worked for 18 months) Orchidectomy Then the chemo. He is not a candidate for radiation because of a previous cancer. He is going to
My dad finished Docetaxel in November. He went to oncologist today. His PSA went from 0.58 to 2.3. Things he tried: Lupron (on for years before failed) Zytiga (worked for 18 months) Orchidectomy Then the chemo. He is not a candidate for radiation because of a previous cancer. He is going to
Jshaw916
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Failing ADT
Hi- I thought I would seek some advice before I meet with my MO tomorrow morning. I have responded well to treatment of metPC since my dx 11+ years ago. About 2+ years ago my PSA became measurable and was rising. After about a year or so I think it reached .37. Following a PSMA scan, my MO saw only
Hi- I thought I would seek some advice before I meet with my MO tomorrow morning. I have responded well to treatment of metPC since my dx 11+ years ago. About 2+ years ago my PSA became measurable and was rising. After about a year or so I think it reached .37. Following a PSMA scan, my MO saw only
jfoesq
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Personal update
Ok, first blood work, 3 weeks after the last chemo of ARASENS protocol PSA is 0.39, it was 70 at diagnosis and 15 after 4-5 weeks (when I have started ARASENS) Testosterone 0.33 nmol/L well, that's it!
Ok, first blood work, 3 weeks after the last chemo of ARASENS protocol PSA is 0.39, it was 70 at diagnosis and 15 after 4-5 weeks (when I have started ARASENS) Testosterone 0.33 nmol/L well, that's it!
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
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