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interesting Xeloda trial
Hi friends, I listened to a presentation summarizing reports from ASCO 2023 related to MBC, and what really interested me was that for Xeloda, a fixed dose taken one week on/one week off, produced as good results as current standard of care with fewer side effects. Also: cream form of Voltaren/diclofenac
Hi friends, I listened to a presentation summarizing reports from ASCO 2023 related to MBC, and what really interested me was that for Xeloda, a fixed dose taken one week on/one week off, produced as good results as current standard of care with fewer side effects. Also: cream form of Voltaren/diclofenac
HelenWi
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
9 months ago
Any thoughts please
Hello. After a 5 day stint in hospital for hypercalcemia and kidney stones and a whole host of xrays and scans which have shown nodules on my thyroid, I've now been referred to an endocrine surgeon. Any thoughts on why they've made that referral. I'm new to this and totally confused because of lack
Hello. After a 5 day stint in hospital for hypercalcemia and kidney stones and a whole host of xrays and scans which have shown nodules on my thyroid, I've now been referred to an endocrine surgeon. Any thoughts on why they've made that referral. I'm new to this and totally confused because of lack
ScubaBlue
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
90% of skin cancer is preventable!
1 in 4 men and 1 in 5 women will be diagnosed with skin cancer in the UK. With up to 90% of cases being preventable it seems ludicrous that the estimated annual burden on the NHS is £500 million!!!!! It’s not rocket science! It’s a no-brainer - Education is key to combatting the disease and SAVING
1 in 4 men and 1 in 5 women will be diagnosed with skin cancer in the UK. With up to 90% of cases being preventable it seems ludicrous that the estimated annual burden on the NHS is £500 million!!!!! It’s not rocket science! It’s a no-brainer - Education is key to combatting the disease and SAVING
SkcinHQ
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Skin Cancer UK
9 months ago
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May be doing IV chemo for the first time. Need tips - really freaked out!
Hi, so I’ve successfully avoided doing IV chemo since 2019. But due to bone mets I just had hip surgery and the pills I’ve been on are not working. I was told by the surgeon 2 days ago that I need systemic treatment asap or I’ll die. I’m having a petscan tomorrow and depending on how it looks, I’ll
Hi, so I’ve successfully avoided doing IV chemo since 2019. But due to bone mets I just had hip surgery and the pills I’ve been on are not working. I was told by the surgeon 2 days ago that I need systemic treatment asap or I’ll die. I’m having a petscan tomorrow and depending on how it looks, I’ll
Verbena1
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
9 months ago
SMYD3 enzyme involved in metastases
From msn Fullscreen button SMYD3 loss impedes PCa progression.(A) Expression of SMYD3 mRNA from TCGA [GTEX normal (n = 105), TCGA tumor adjacent normal (n = 49), primary tumors (n = 495)], Gulzar et al. [normal (n = 35), primary tumor (n = 43)] (30), and Ross-Adams et al. [normal (n = 73), primary
From msn Fullscreen button SMYD3 loss impedes PCa progression.(A) Expression of SMYD3 mRNA from TCGA [GTEX normal (n = 105), TCGA tumor adjacent normal (n = 49), primary tumors (n = 495)], Gulzar et al. [normal (n = 35), primary tumor (n = 43)] (30), and Ross-Adams et al. [normal (n = 73), primary
Derf4223
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
can stress anxiety cause a flare up?
mum diagnosed GCA 4 years ago totally blind due to doctor negligence and in the meantime we’ve dealt with her having lung cancer (2 years ago) the lung cancer has reared its ugly head got results from CT scan last week a week before the results she was complaining of headache so I contacted her rheumatologist
mum diagnosed GCA 4 years ago totally blind due to doctor negligence and in the meantime we’ve dealt with her having lung cancer (2 years ago) the lung cancer has reared its ugly head got results from CT scan last week a week before the results she was complaining of headache so I contacted her rheumatologist
Daughters2
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PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Lymphocytic infiltration
As some of you may know that for the last year I have been suffering raised lessions and skin rashes etc , which started after my 6th covid jab . At first they put it down as reaction to the jab and as recently as last mont I got a letter from MDT stating it was there opinion that my skin issues were
As some of you may know that for the last year I have been suffering raised lessions and skin rashes etc , which started after my 6th covid jab . At first they put it down as reaction to the jab and as recently as last mont I got a letter from MDT stating it was there opinion that my skin issues were
cartwheels
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CLL Support
6 months ago
Almost there
Festive greetings to all and thank you for making time to reply. Bit of an early start this end, just back from dropping my daughter to the bakery!! Anyway, almost there with the final surge of activity trying to co-ordinate between the GP and Consultant. Just to share the correct information so that
Festive greetings to all and thank you for making time to reply. Bit of an early start this end, just back from dropping my daughter to the bakery!! Anyway, almost there with the final surge of activity trying to co-ordinate between the GP and Consultant. Just to share the correct information so that
Pumukkale
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PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Is inconsistent bowel and urine part of the Prostate cancer? Also almost like dementia?
The last two months my husband has wet himself many times and almost many more times in the last week he has solid himself 3 times when we were out. He doesn't have diarrhea he says he can't tell he has to go until he HAS to go than it's to late. Also in the last two months he has done things like point
The last two months my husband has wet himself many times and almost many more times in the last week he has solid himself 3 times when we were out. He doesn't have diarrhea he says he can't tell he has to go until he HAS to go than it's to late. Also in the last two months he has done things like point
Bo1948
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
skin cancer and Ruxo
Hello, all, so interesting thing happened to me yesterday. I’ve been having eye issues for a long time, at least six months, and I finally went to an ophthalmologist yesterday. I have myelofibrosis , and I’ve been on Ruxo since June and prior to that I was on hydroxy for four years. He told me with
Hello, all, so interesting thing happened to me yesterday. I’ve been having eye issues for a long time, at least six months, and I finally went to an ophthalmologist yesterday. I have myelofibrosis , and I’ve been on Ruxo since June and prior to that I was on hydroxy for four years. He told me with
Cja1956
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MPN Voice
6 months ago
My Journey - Breast Cancer
So far - I'm Lucky. On March 8th - my husband found a lump on my right breast. He was so sweet - Honey - when was your last Mamo. July 2023 - Why. And then he showed me what he felt. After a sleepless night - right to the Gyno - no worries about apts. I needed to see them. They got me a Mamo
So far - I'm Lucky. On March 8th - my husband found a lump on my right breast. He was so sweet - Honey - when was your last Mamo. July 2023 - Why. And then he showed me what he felt. After a sleepless night - right to the Gyno - no worries about apts. I needed to see them. They got me a Mamo
lovemydad
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SHARE Breast Cancer Support
1 year ago
Bone health: review about the guidelines
weight bearing exercise, biphosphonates o Denosumab, vitamin D, calcium I do all of the above, even if I have very thick bone and not yet CR, the oncologist says that zometa is also used to contrast the spread of bone metastasis… https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/practice-guidelines-prostate
weight bearing exercise, biphosphonates o Denosumab, vitamin D, calcium I do all of the above, even if I have very thick bone and not yet CR, the oncologist says that zometa is also used to contrast the spread of bone metastasis… https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/practice-guidelines-prostate
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Update on neuroendocerine prostate cancer mets to liver.
As mentioned previously my husbands prostate cancer has now metastasised to his liver. He also has bone mets. He had 6 cycles of Etoposide and Carboplatin. This combination of chemo worked very well. As we are looking at getting Pluvicto for his bone mets we also organised an FDG scan. (As advised on
As mentioned previously my husbands prostate cancer has now metastasised to his liver. He also has bone mets. He had 6 cycles of Etoposide and Carboplatin. This combination of chemo worked very well. As we are looking at getting Pluvicto for his bone mets we also organised an FDG scan. (As advised on
Believeit
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Newly diagnosed MBC
I am a cancer survivor of 25 years but a recent ER trip, (I was sent there by my PCP because my blood pressure was really high). Five hours later, a CT scan among other scans and blood work, I was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. Left breast same side as previous breast cancer. This time it was
I am a cancer survivor of 25 years but a recent ER trip, (I was sent there by my PCP because my blood pressure was really high). Five hours later, a CT scan among other scans and blood work, I was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. Left breast same side as previous breast cancer. This time it was
monkeygirl62
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
9 months ago
Update
Well this is a long story,Mick started loosing weight In February. We then went too the GP in March,who did a blood, when I rang up they said it was normal.Mick continued to loose weight so went back to the GP on April 9th,who then said his blood test showed dangerously high blood sugars,this is the
Well this is a long story,Mick started loosing weight In February. We then went too the GP in March,who did a blood, when I rang up they said it was normal.Mick continued to loose weight so went back to the GP on April 9th,who then said his blood test showed dangerously high blood sugars,this is the
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CLL Support
6 months ago
Airing Pain 141: Living with Childhood and Young Adult Cancer
Pain Concern is delighted to announce that the second edition of our mini-series on the lasting impact of childhood pain is OUT NOW
Airing Pain 141: Living with Childhood and Young Adult Cancer
This edition of Airing Pain sheds light on the unique challenges of living with cancer as a child
Pain Concern is delighted to announce that the second edition of our mini-series on the lasting impact of childhood pain is OUT NOW
Airing Pain 141: Living with Childhood and Young Adult Cancer
This edition of Airing Pain sheds light on the unique challenges of living with cancer as a child
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Pain Concern
6 months ago
Haven’t posted for a while 😊
Well I have a a hard time these past couple of months I had my mother in law in and out of hospital she got cancer on one of her kidneys and had removed them in her bladder got that removed and now we are gonna start some type of therapy! As for my mom she has been ok we’re still with a low dose of
Well I have a a hard time these past couple of months I had my mother in law in and out of hospital she got cancer on one of her kidneys and had removed them in her bladder got that removed and now we are gonna start some type of therapy! As for my mom she has been ok we’re still with a low dose of
Eirinik
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CLL Support
6 months ago
Worries
Some months ago my wife was diagnosed with a brain tumor and stage 4 lung cancer. What now, what does the future hold. Be positive, we have been together since we left school, so 30+ yrs. She got through breast cancer 13 yrs ago, and now this!. 😢. Its manageable they say, but what time do we have left
Some months ago my wife was diagnosed with a brain tumor and stage 4 lung cancer. What now, what does the future hold. Be positive, we have been together since we left school, so 30+ yrs. She got through breast cancer 13 yrs ago, and now this!. 😢. Its manageable they say, but what time do we have left
Burnster17
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
6 months ago
BC Update with GP.
First I rang Macmillan and they thought it very odd my cancer had gone from high to low. So rang my consultants secretary and she was not there, the people in charge said they were not qualified to help. I saw my GP today and like myself had a letter with no details at the top, this matters because
First I rang Macmillan and they thought it very odd my cancer had gone from high to low. So rang my consultants secretary and she was not there, the people in charge said they were not qualified to help. I saw my GP today and like myself had a letter with no details at the top, this matters because
Ern007
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 months ago
Remember or move on ?
My husband had a fall in 2010 and it resulted in a TBI It was bad and I was told he would never be “ him “ again but they didn’t know him like I do ! We had enormous amounts of help from Headway and over the years we got used to the new lovely John He was a loud …larger than life Hairy Biker and
My husband had a fall in 2010 and it resulted in a TBI It was bad and I was told he would never be “ him “ again but they didn’t know him like I do ! We had enormous amounts of help from Headway and over the years we got used to the new lovely John He was a loud …larger than life Hairy Biker and
Katie55
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Headway
6 months ago
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