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Chemo worsening tinnitus- update
I posted my first thread here fairly recently but felt inclined to post another with what is thankfully (so far) a positive update and while I don't feel like I'm out of the woods yet as my sleep is still fairly broken and messed up, in the day to day I have improved immensley. I would love to say it
I posted my first thread here fairly recently but felt inclined to post another with what is thankfully (so far) a positive update and while I don't feel like I'm out of the woods yet as my sleep is still fairly broken and messed up, in the day to day I have improved immensley. I would love to say it
Masterfox66
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
PSA is increasing after 11 cycle of Docetaxel, what should we do now ?
I have some concerns as I can't find enough clinical trials to support that besides I feel like he has been on
chemotherapy
for too long (~ 14 months) so that doesn't seem the right choise for me.
I have some concerns as I can't find enough clinical trials to support that besides I feel like he has been on
chemotherapy
for too long (~ 14 months) so that doesn't seem the right choise for me.
mgaa
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
What comes next?
So, de novo, high volume metastatic, diagnosed in April, 2022. Initial PSA 28.2. Started on triplet - Lupron, Abi & docetaxel. Due to liver issues, had to stop abi right before chemo. Restarted abi about 6 weeks after last chemo. at 500 mg, moved to 750 & then 1000, but had to go back to 750 due to high
So, de novo, high volume metastatic, diagnosed in April, 2022. Initial PSA 28.2. Started on triplet - Lupron, Abi & docetaxel. Due to liver issues, had to stop abi right before chemo. Restarted abi about 6 weeks after last chemo. at 500 mg, moved to 750 & then 1000, but had to go back to 750 due to high
rsgdmd
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
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Docetaxil first, then Pluvicto or Pluvicto first
Zytiga failed and Dr Milowsky, my MO at Lineberger Cancer Ctr recommends I go on
chemotherapy
first and if or when that fails, go to Pluvicto.
Zytiga failed and Dr Milowsky, my MO at Lineberger Cancer Ctr recommends I go on
chemotherapy
first and if or when that fails, go to Pluvicto.
Flyfisherbug
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
How do you gauge how bad your Tinnitus is?
Besides knowing that my old baseline was as mild as could be, I have no idea how to ascertain how intense my Tinnitus is when describing it to people since my
chemotherapy
started. It’s a high pitch ringing noise I can hear at all times but it doesn’t drown voices out, it’s just distracting.
Besides knowing that my old baseline was as mild as could be, I have no idea how to ascertain how intense my Tinnitus is when describing it to people since my
chemotherapy
started. It’s a high pitch ringing noise I can hear at all times but it doesn’t drown voices out, it’s just distracting.
Masterfox66
in
Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
is this the new normal?
spent yesterday in the ER again…. My Joe has pneumonia again: this time with a partially collapsed lung. He’s had it now in April, May and June. This time they sent him home with oxygen for 90 days. When he started chemo in 2017 they said he could get 5 years. He got 3 before he had to start Zytiga
spent yesterday in the ER again…. My Joe has pneumonia again: this time with a partially collapsed lung. He’s had it now in April, May and June. This time they sent him home with oxygen for 90 days. When he started chemo in 2017 they said he could get 5 years. He got 3 before he had to start Zytiga
Cateydid
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Has anyone returned to the first line of HT after second line failed?
Question 1: I would appreciate anyone who can share their experiences about returning to the first line of HT (Casadox) after the second line (Xtandi) failed. If so, how effective it is. I was thinking that doing ADT alternatively can stop castration resistence. If it works for all of us like going back
Question 1: I would appreciate anyone who can share their experiences about returning to the first line of HT (Casadox) after the second line (Xtandi) failed. If so, how effective it is. I was thinking that doing ADT alternatively can stop castration resistence. If it works for all of us like going back
tarzantass
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Cyberknife For Periaortic Lymph Nodes
I’m going to be starting RT in September for my prostate and pelvic LN mets (2). My RO doesn’t want to use EBRT on my periaortic LN mets (2), he feels like they’re to near organs. I’m thinking of Cyberknife for those mets. I’ve had chemo and I’m on Lupron and Nubeqa. My last PSA was 0.055. I’m feeling
I’m going to be starting RT in September for my prostate and pelvic LN mets (2). My RO doesn’t want to use EBRT on my periaortic LN mets (2), he feels like they’re to near organs. I’m thinking of Cyberknife for those mets. I’ve had chemo and I’m on Lupron and Nubeqa. My last PSA was 0.055. I’m feeling
Peeffervescence
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Dull red blotches at chemo infusion site
Hoping somebody has some experience with this and can help. Eric had his 3rd docetaxel chemo Friday, and for the first time ever, developed swelling above and below infusion site maybe an hour later, after we got home. He had started with a liter of saline to make sure he was fully hydrated (NP thought
Hoping somebody has some experience with this and can help. Eric had his 3rd docetaxel chemo Friday, and for the first time ever, developed swelling above and below infusion site maybe an hour later, after we got home. He had started with a liter of saline to make sure he was fully hydrated (NP thought
HikerWife
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
P-Afib from cancer treatment causes different part of heart to misfire.
This said because my Afib was induced by cancer treatment ie
chemotherapy
, Herceptin & radiotherapy (on the left side of chest). I have never seen my EP in person due to Covid but I have finally a face to face appointment in a weeks time. I'd like to know more about Afib due to cancer treatment.
This said because my Afib was induced by cancer treatment ie
chemotherapy
, Herceptin & radiotherapy (on the left side of chest). I have never seen my EP in person due to Covid but I have finally a face to face appointment in a weeks time. I'd like to know more about Afib due to cancer treatment.
waveylines
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Knowledge Isn't Enough
Hi Everyone! I've been reading and responding for several months, but this is my first OP. ADHD was diagnosed at 54, I'm almost 67 now. At the time, I was still working, and Vyvanse was a small miracle! After several years, I got breast cancer and stopped meds while I went through chemo and radiation
Hi Everyone! I've been reading and responding for several months, but this is my first OP. ADHD was diagnosed at 54, I'm almost 67 now. At the time, I was still working, and Vyvanse was a small miracle! After several years, I got breast cancer and stopped meds while I went through chemo and radiation
PinkPanda23
in
CHADD's Adult ADHD Support
1 year ago
Flushed after chemo treatment
I’ve just had my second chemo treatment (carbopactol and taxol) for endometrial carcinoma) . The day after I wake up to red flushing on face and neck sometimes extends to chest. After second treatment it lasted into second and third day. Nurses on triage line said to take Benadryl. That did help a little
I’ve just had my second chemo treatment (carbopactol and taxol) for endometrial carcinoma) . The day after I wake up to red flushing on face and neck sometimes extends to chest. After second treatment it lasted into second and third day. Nurses on triage line said to take Benadryl. That did help a little
cribbit
in
SHARE Uterine Cancer Support
1 year ago
Never get tired of annoucing I am STILL undetectable
[url]https://www.cityofhope.org/city-hope-scientists-develop-targeted-
chemotherapy
-able-kill-all-solid-tumors-preclinical-research[/url] She said the trail is still in Phase 1 and has a long way to go, (it works in a petry dish) so I say ..hoping for the best for everyone, there is always hope, and
[url]https://www.cityofhope.org/city-hope-scientists-develop-targeted-
chemotherapy
-able-kill-all-solid-tumors-preclinical-research[/url] She said the trail is still in Phase 1 and has a long way to go, (it works in a petry dish) so I say ..hoping for the best for everyone, there is always hope, and
Wings-of-Eagles
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Follow Up
Hi guys, I know you will remember the farce that was my treatment - so no no need to do 10 A4 worth of words. Just say last year I never got a follow up - until almost a year later. This time I had my BCG treatment for BC and a week Wednesday I have a Cystoscopy to see if the treatment has worked
Hi guys, I know you will remember the farce that was my treatment - so no no need to do 10 A4 worth of words. Just say last year I never got a follow up - until almost a year later. This time I had my BCG treatment for BC and a week Wednesday I have a Cystoscopy to see if the treatment has worked
Ern007
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
Chemo delayed
Hi , just had a phone call to cancel my chemo today as white blood cell have not recovered, has anybody else had this !!! It was going to be my second one so waiting another week
Hi , just had a phone call to cancel my chemo today as white blood cell have not recovered, has anybody else had this !!! It was going to be my second one so waiting another week
Cazy1010
in
My Ovacome
1 year ago
Why white blood counts can be high or low. Could a high count be blood cancer, in particular Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL)?
If you are concerned about receiving a blood test result with a high white blood cell (WBC) count (leukocytosis), be reassured that the most common reason for a high WBC, is a high lymphocyte or neutrophil count, [u]most often from an infection or inflammation[/u], [u]
not
[/u][u] cancer[/u]. A
If you are concerned about receiving a blood test result with a high white blood cell (WBC) count (leukocytosis), be reassured that the most common reason for a high WBC, is a high lymphocyte or neutrophil count, [u]most often from an infection or inflammation[/u], [u]
not
[/u][u] cancer[/u]. A
AussieNeil
Partner
in
CLL Support
1 year ago
My beloved father and best friend has passed away, he will always be my hero.
My wonderful father Albert Moser passed away May 20, 2023. The last few months have been incredibly hard. After his 4th dose of chemo in February, he had a big bleed from a tumor in his bladder which almost killed him. After a 10 day hospital stay with 12 transfusions and nephrostomy tubes inserted he
My wonderful father Albert Moser passed away May 20, 2023. The last few months have been incredibly hard. After his 4th dose of chemo in February, he had a big bleed from a tumor in his bladder which almost killed him. After a 10 day hospital stay with 12 transfusions and nephrostomy tubes inserted he
fmoser
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
verzenio and letrazole
I have been on letrazole and verzenio 5 weeks now just started cycle 2 how long do you take this before a ct scan normally I had my last ct scan in march after completing chemo many thanks also if anyone has any questions about verzenio or letrazole happy to help
I have been on letrazole and verzenio 5 weeks now just started cycle 2 how long do you take this before a ct scan normally I had my last ct scan in march after completing chemo many thanks also if anyone has any questions about verzenio or letrazole happy to help
Sharonpat
in
SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
High Platelets and N-Acetylcysteine trial
Greetings all, I had my 6 month visit with my MPN specialist and the blood work prior to the visit. Re: High Platelets My platelets have been rising regularly for the past 4 years. In 2019 following one year of Hydrea treatment @ 500 mg daily and another 500 mg on M-W-F my platelets went down to
Greetings all, I had my 6 month visit with my MPN specialist and the blood work prior to the visit. Re: High Platelets My platelets have been rising regularly for the past 4 years. In 2019 following one year of Hydrea treatment @ 500 mg daily and another 500 mg on M-W-F my platelets went down to
mbr8076
in
MPN Voice
1 year ago
Docetaxel and gemzar together. Too much?
My soon-to-be 77-year-old husband is on a double regimen of
chemotherapy
. Before starting chemo for advanced prostate cancer, he underwent a PSMA Pet Scan. The scan showed a small node on his left kidney duct.
My soon-to-be 77-year-old husband is on a double regimen of
chemotherapy
. Before starting chemo for advanced prostate cancer, he underwent a PSMA Pet Scan. The scan showed a small node on his left kidney duct.
ronton2
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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