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Is Cold Water Therapy (cold plunge) for metastasis to bones or lymph nodes beneficial or harmful?? Slow progression?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated. TA??
Any insight would be greatly appreciated. TA??
Longterm101
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Newbie
Hi At age 32 I had a triple negative tumour removed (lumpectomy) followed by chemo and radiotherapy. Fast forward 31 years I have just had a mastectomy after I had an oestrogen positive tumour. No chemo needed-phew! The op was 3 weeks ago & I still have a large haematoma that has already been drained
Hi At age 32 I had a triple negative tumour removed (lumpectomy) followed by chemo and radiotherapy. Fast forward 31 years I have just had a mastectomy after I had an oestrogen positive tumour. No chemo needed-phew! The op was 3 weeks ago & I still have a large haematoma that has already been drained
sissjg
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SHARE Breast Cancer Support
1 year ago
Tumour marker
I have been in Ibrance, Letrozole and six monthly Denusomab shots for 3 years and 9 months with NEADs from the first Pet scan. C15.3 and CEA have fluctuated within the normal range since. PET scan in Sep 23 also showed NEADs. Recent bloods in Thursday showed c15.3 rise to above the normal range
I have been in Ibrance, Letrozole and six monthly Denusomab shots for 3 years and 9 months with NEADs from the first Pet scan. C15.3 and CEA have fluctuated within the normal range since. PET scan in Sep 23 also showed NEADs. Recent bloods in Thursday showed c15.3 rise to above the normal range
Gramat
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
9 months ago
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Study reveals genetic chain reaction that drives the spread of prostate cancer
[i]Science keeps getting closer to stopping the spread of cancer.[/i] [i]Scout[/i] From the Male Care Prostrate news letter [i][/i] NOVEMBER 6, 2023 New research from scientists at VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center and the VCU Institute of Molecular Medicine (VIMM) determined that a particular
[i]Science keeps getting closer to stopping the spread of cancer.[/i] [i]Scout[/i] From the Male Care Prostrate news letter [i][/i] NOVEMBER 6, 2023 New research from scientists at VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center and the VCU Institute of Molecular Medicine (VIMM) determined that a particular
Scout4answers
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Radiotherapy only as treatment
Hi. Found a tumour (stage 2) in my oesophagus in Feb. Unable to have surgery so just had 4 weeks of Radiotherapy. Anyone here had similar? Thanks
Hi. Found a tumour (stage 2) in my oesophagus in Feb. Unable to have surgery so just had 4 weeks of Radiotherapy. Anyone here had similar? Thanks
CliveT
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
1 year ago
Complex ovarian cyst surgery
I have had this complex 2 cm cyst on my left ovary for 14 years now. It was under observation with periodic ulatrasounds. Now as I’ve entered menopause last year, I really think that surgery is my best option. I don’t have a family history of breast or ovarian cancer, but there were other cancers on
I have had this complex 2 cm cyst on my left ovary for 14 years now. It was under observation with periodic ulatrasounds. Now as I’ve entered menopause last year, I really think that surgery is my best option. I don’t have a family history of breast or ovarian cancer, but there were other cancers on
Annie2609
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My Ovacome
1 year ago
Recent diagnosis of Ductal Invasive Breast Cancer
Hi everyone I was diagnosed with Ductal Invasive BC on the 11th July 2023. The lump was spotted on a CT scan which I had on the 5th June this year for an unrelated matter. I was lucky that it was picked up. I was referred to the Breast clinic for a mammogram on the 20th June which resulted in several
Hi everyone I was diagnosed with Ductal Invasive BC on the 11th July 2023. The lump was spotted on a CT scan which I had on the 5th June this year for an unrelated matter. I was lucky that it was picked up. I was referred to the Breast clinic for a mammogram on the 20th June which resulted in several
Nutlover
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My Breast Cancer Community
1 year ago
Xeloda after IV Chemo
Just wondering about Oral Xeloda after 6 rounds of IV Chemo didnt have the exact desired results we wanted. Wondering if there are times Xeloda achieved clear Margins on Liver Mets when IV Chemo didnt after 6rounds. Thanks for any input.
Just wondering about Oral Xeloda after 6 rounds of IV Chemo didnt have the exact desired results we wanted. Wondering if there are times Xeloda achieved clear Margins on Liver Mets when IV Chemo didnt after 6rounds. Thanks for any input.
AutumnLove
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
9 months ago
Great appointment and Happy American Thanksgiving from Canada!
My Mom had her monthly lab work with Faslodex injection today. Her labs are excellent and the liver met is stable. She’s in Saint John New Brunswick and I’m here visiting. My Mom’s also on a trial. Sending positivity and joy to all!!
My Mom had her monthly lab work with Faslodex injection today. Her labs are excellent and the liver met is stable. She’s in Saint John New Brunswick and I’m here visiting. My Mom’s also on a trial. Sending positivity and joy to all!!
Pups2Cute
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
9 months ago
why so much stool?
hello I’m posting to this forum once again as my Ibs symptoms continue to worsen. I don’t know if I’m constipated or have diarrhea but simply put, my colon is always filling up with mushy stool containing food fragments. I have 10 to 15 bowel movements every day but never get any feeling of relief
hello I’m posting to this forum once again as my Ibs symptoms continue to worsen. I don’t know if I’m constipated or have diarrhea but simply put, my colon is always filling up with mushy stool containing food fragments. I have 10 to 15 bowel movements every day but never get any feeling of relief
GKT1969
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IBS Network
9 months ago
FYI: from the VA research information on Veterans
➤ Prostate cancer Prostate cancer is the most common malignancy affecting men in the United States. It is also the most commonly diagnosed solid tumor in VA. In 2016, VA and the Prostate Cancer Foundation established a partnership to promote prevention, screening, and research to find new treatments
➤ Prostate cancer Prostate cancer is the most common malignancy affecting men in the United States. It is also the most commonly diagnosed solid tumor in VA. In 2016, VA and the Prostate Cancer Foundation established a partnership to promote prevention, screening, and research to find new treatments
MouseAddams
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
looking for positive stories….
Hi, following on from my last post I wondered if anyones prognosis has been wrong? I am not sure our moderators will allow my post but I am in a sad hole.. My chemo ( 3rd line carbo then cisplatin and Gemcitabine) has been stopped after 3 treatments due to toxicity. I was really unwell on it . Ct shows
Hi, following on from my last post I wondered if anyones prognosis has been wrong? I am not sure our moderators will allow my post but I am in a sad hole.. My chemo ( 3rd line carbo then cisplatin and Gemcitabine) has been stopped after 3 treatments due to toxicity. I was really unwell on it . Ct shows
Laz66
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My Ovacome
10 months ago
Starting again after cancer....
So, graduation day was Feb 24, 2020. After which I ran and ran, got up to 3 half marathons. This January - diagnosis of cancer. Now it's almost August, and I have completed my treatments of Chemo and Radiotherapy. I am down to 12 stone from 14+. I am also still weak as a kitten, suffering
So, graduation day was Feb 24, 2020. After which I ran and ran, got up to 3 half marathons. This January - diagnosis of cancer. Now it's almost August, and I have completed my treatments of Chemo and Radiotherapy. I am down to 12 stone from 14+. I am also still weak as a kitten, suffering
layzellm
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
1 year ago
Insurance headache
Hi All, I was diagnosed with AN in March 2022 at a referral to the hospital following a health check up in December 2021 during which a difference in my hearing between left and right ear was detected. AN measured 11x13 mm on MRI scan and I was referred to skullbase surgeon who recommended watch and
Hi All, I was diagnosed with AN in March 2022 at a referral to the hospital following a health check up in December 2021 during which a difference in my hearing between left and right ear was detected. AN measured 11x13 mm on MRI scan and I was referred to skullbase surgeon who recommended watch and
roland0302
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Acoustic Neuroma Support
1 year ago
Metastasized to Bones
I have been seeing post saying poeple being diagnosed with metastasized PC. I was diagnosed with PC metastasized to my bones, after being under urologist care for 18 months I am wondering if poeple who get initially diagnosed with metastasized PC, whether it is because they were not under medical care
I have been seeing post saying poeple being diagnosed with metastasized PC. I was diagnosed with PC metastasized to my bones, after being under urologist care for 18 months I am wondering if poeple who get initially diagnosed with metastasized PC, whether it is because they were not under medical care
hopefull99
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Prostate cancer in liver
Have recently had a PSMA scan. This did show some hot spots for sure. But also, three smaller spots on my liver that did not give off PSMA. Did a liver Biopsy. which is rather painful I might add. Will meet with my 0ncologist on Monday to look at options. Any suggestion for the three rather small spots
Have recently had a PSMA scan. This did show some hot spots for sure. But also, three smaller spots on my liver that did not give off PSMA. Did a liver Biopsy. which is rather painful I might add. Will meet with my 0ncologist on Monday to look at options. Any suggestion for the three rather small spots
Parscore
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
just diagnosed with CKD stage 3.
hi all I have been on this sight for my husband who had prostate cancer and robotic prostatectomy 4 years ago. Due to very slight rise in PSA they did a Pet scan which showed kidney cancer, what a shock no symptoms at all, apparently until late stages there is no symptoms. Anyway he has had Nephrectomy
hi all I have been on this sight for my husband who had prostate cancer and robotic prostatectomy 4 years ago. Due to very slight rise in PSA they did a Pet scan which showed kidney cancer, what a shock no symptoms at all, apparently until late stages there is no symptoms. Anyway he has had Nephrectomy
Willowdene
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Early CKD Support
1 year ago
Update after consultation w/Royal Marsden
I promised I would address some requests for information following my consultation with Prof. Johan de Bono and his team at the Royal Marsden Hospital. The trigger was a marginally raised PSA (now 4.4) and some evidence on more bone mets, failing Enzalutamide and being offered a course of chemo (which
I promised I would address some requests for information following my consultation with Prof. Johan de Bono and his team at the Royal Marsden Hospital. The trigger was a marginally raised PSA (now 4.4) and some evidence on more bone mets, failing Enzalutamide and being offered a course of chemo (which
CrocodileShoes
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
colonoscopy and ct scan
recently had colonoscopy and then 3 weeks later Ct scan on colon. Both of these procedures I had to take bowel prep. So with in 3 weeks 2 lots of bowel prep. Now, nearly 3 weeks on I keep getting stomach pains and feeling nauseous. Anyone else had this?
recently had colonoscopy and then 3 weeks later Ct scan on colon. Both of these procedures I had to take bowel prep. So with in 3 weeks 2 lots of bowel prep. Now, nearly 3 weeks on I keep getting stomach pains and feeling nauseous. Anyone else had this?
jsee
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IBS Network
9 months ago
Blood in Stool
I have found some blood in stool. I had a postive Qfit Test but just postive at 14. My GP said he was not overly concerned. I have an external hemorrid. I was referred and saw a Gastronelogist today he did a rectal exam and said there was not concerning. I did tell him that I was concerned of
I have found some blood in stool. I had a postive Qfit Test but just postive at 14. My GP said he was not overly concerned. I have an external hemorrid. I was referred and saw a Gastronelogist today he did a rectal exam and said there was not concerning. I did tell him that I was concerned of
Shanlissanna
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Colon Cancer Connected
10 months ago
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