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How to treat non-metastatic castrate-resistant prostate cancer (methods)?
I have been taking hormone therapy for the diagnosis of non-metastatic castrate-resistant prostate cancer for 10 years.
I have been taking hormone therapy for the diagnosis of non-metastatic castrate-resistant prostate cancer for 10 years.
Varsin
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Men's Health Forum
1 month ago
Regulated Induced Proximity Targeting Chimeras (RIPTAC) therapies are designed to target major solid tumours (as prostate and breast cancer)
My head is going to explode...ok, we also have RIPTACs now, I hope they work! Always been a fan of Halan Halda since I was a little kid watching M.A.S.H. (you will understand this "joke" later) Regulated Induced Proximity Targeting Chimera (RIPTAC) is a groundbreaking new technique to selectively target
My head is going to explode...ok, we also have RIPTACs now, I hope they work! Always been a fan of Halan Halda since I was a little kid watching M.A.S.H. (you will understand this "joke" later) Regulated Induced Proximity Targeting Chimera (RIPTAC) is a groundbreaking new technique to selectively target
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Neuroendocrine cancer % in APC patients is not rare, it’s becoming common.
How do we help men, on this site, to reduce their chances of getting NEPC? I did a PSMA PET scan today. My blood tests looked pretty normal with psa at .5 and other tested looking like they usually do, except for blood glucose, which is normally in the 93-99 range for the past five years, but was 76
How do we help men, on this site, to reduce their chances of getting NEPC? I did a PSMA PET scan today. My blood tests looked pretty normal with psa at .5 and other tested looking like they usually do, except for blood glucose, which is normally in the 93-99 range for the past five years, but was 76
GeorgeGlass
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
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Getting a serial liquid biopsy post-ADT
Any experience/tips getting serial liquid biopsies approved by US MO's? My MO has not brought it up but I am off ADT after 21 months due to undetectable PSA since the get-go. So now I'm on the check-PSA-every-3-month program. I wonder why serial liquid biopsies aren't SOC at this phase too? There
Any experience/tips getting serial liquid biopsies approved by US MO's? My MO has not brought it up but I am off ADT after 21 months due to undetectable PSA since the get-go. So now I'm on the check-PSA-every-3-month program. I wonder why serial liquid biopsies aren't SOC at this phase too? There
Derf4223
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
PSA low and Cancer Spreading
My Dad diagnosed September 11th 2023. PSA was highest at 3.71. He had 6 doses Doxetaxel that were completed in January of 2024. Currently taking Zytiga daily and lupron infections. PSA still 0.01. In June of this year the pain started really bothering him. Hard to walk. MRIs to both hips showed bone
My Dad diagnosed September 11th 2023. PSA was highest at 3.71. He had 6 doses Doxetaxel that were completed in January of 2024. Currently taking Zytiga daily and lupron infections. PSA still 0.01. In June of this year the pain started really bothering him. Hard to walk. MRIs to both hips showed bone
Scoobydoocrew
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Ultrasound scan results, help please, Dr's appointment today.
Hello lovely people, Further to my previous post I wrote about my sister being diagnosed with thyroid cancer, because of that the doctor agreed to refer me to have an ultrasound scan, my sister is having her thyroid removed later this month. My ultrasound was carried out on Sunday 11th August, the
Hello lovely people, Further to my previous post I wrote about my sister being diagnosed with thyroid cancer, because of that the doctor agreed to refer me to have an ultrasound scan, my sister is having her thyroid removed later this month. My ultrasound was carried out on Sunday 11th August, the
YorkshireLass_1964
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Thyroid UK
2 months ago
Can PSMA-PET scan be used off label?
I have a friend who has had multiple MRIs and biopsies to locate his presumed prostate cancer. His PSA is high, around 20 but fluctuates and this has gone on for a number of years. He had antibiotic therapy but this did not make any difference. I was wondering if a doctor would prescribe a PET/ PSMA
I have a friend who has had multiple MRIs and biopsies to locate his presumed prostate cancer. His PSA is high, around 20 but fluctuates and this has gone on for a number of years. He had antibiotic therapy but this did not make any difference. I was wondering if a doctor would prescribe a PET/ PSMA
Teddy28
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Hello
I’m Sonya from NZ and I was diagnosed with Stage 3B Endometrioid Ovarian Cancer in Jan this year. I’m in my 40s. I’ve had full debulking surgery and have just finished my 6th (and final scheduled) round of carbo/taxol chemo. I’m BRCA negative. I’m keen to find out if any women here with the same subtype
I’m Sonya from NZ and I was diagnosed with Stage 3B Endometrioid Ovarian Cancer in Jan this year. I’m in my 40s. I’ve had full debulking surgery and have just finished my 6th (and final scheduled) round of carbo/taxol chemo. I’m BRCA negative. I’m keen to find out if any women here with the same subtype
Sonya49
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My Ovacome
2 months ago
Anyone takes lower dose of xtandi and still effective ?
Dad , 83 , has started on 80 mg of xtandi recently. Seems to be tolerating it ok , except some tiredness. i had showed two doctors - one said to do 80 mg for a month or two and then we will take a call if to increase it . The other doctor said to scale up to 160 mg soon. Has anyone here being
Dad , 83 , has started on 80 mg of xtandi recently. Seems to be tolerating it ok , except some tiredness. i had showed two doctors - one said to do 80 mg for a month or two and then we will take a call if to increase it . The other doctor said to scale up to 160 mg soon. Has anyone here being
Tinkudi
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Looking for anyone who has done Dendritic Cell Therapy in India?
hi! My dad was diagnosed with PCA in Feb 2024 and has been on doublet therapy. He has high volume bone mets with no symptoms. Currently he is on zytiga and prednisone (5mg). He got bilateral orchidectomy done in feb’24. We are considering dendritic cell therapy for him to be done next month. His MO
hi! My dad was diagnosed with PCA in Feb 2024 and has been on doublet therapy. He has high volume bone mets with no symptoms. Currently he is on zytiga and prednisone (5mg). He got bilateral orchidectomy done in feb’24. We are considering dendritic cell therapy for him to be done next month. His MO
Justgettingitright
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Is Riding a Bike possible after having Radiation Cystitis w/ hematuria, 18 months after HBOT treatment
It is been 18 months since my last Hyperbaric Oygen Treatment for radiation cystitis. I had bleeding with clots multiple times which sent me to the ER. I have not had any bleeding since then, except one time a few months ago while doing exercises related to physical therapy. My urologist says as long
It is been 18 months since my last Hyperbaric Oygen Treatment for radiation cystitis. I had bleeding with clots multiple times which sent me to the ER. I have not had any bleeding since then, except one time a few months ago while doing exercises related to physical therapy. My urologist says as long
Teddy28
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Mucinous Borderline Tumour upstaged
Hi all I hope someone can supply some information for me. I recently had a large cyst removed along with both ovaries. I was told it was a mucinous borderline tumour which had burst during removal. There were no abnormalities in the omentum after the biopsy but I have just recieved the hospital letter
Hi all I hope someone can supply some information for me. I recently had a large cyst removed along with both ovaries. I was told it was a mucinous borderline tumour which had burst during removal. There were no abnormalities in the omentum after the biopsy but I have just recieved the hospital letter
Montpell234
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My Ovacome
2 months ago
"Undetectable"
We hear the term of "undetectable" with a psa of < .1 used so often. When I was first diagnosed and had an RALP I bought into the use of this theory. As the months clicked by and I was "undetectable" I was slowly gaining confidence and reassurance that this was true. Eight months later a .1 shattered
We hear the term of "undetectable" with a psa of < .1 used so often. When I was first diagnosed and had an RALP I bought into the use of this theory. As the months clicked by and I was "undetectable" I was slowly gaining confidence and reassurance that this was true. Eight months later a .1 shattered
Cyclingrealtor
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Halda raises $126M to advance 'hold and kill' solid tumor drugs into the clinic, FierceBiotech, Aug 12, 2024 -Trial in mCRPCa 1st half 2025
This one is for Maxone73 . . . * * * [i]The initial stages of oncology R&D aren’t short of intriguing new modalities, and Halda Therapeutics is planning to join them by using $126 million in fresh funding to bring its RIPTAC program into the clinic.[/i] [i]RIPTAC—which stands for Regulated Induced
This one is for Maxone73 . . . * * * [i]The initial stages of oncology R&D aren’t short of intriguing new modalities, and Halda Therapeutics is planning to join them by using $126 million in fresh funding to bring its RIPTAC program into the clinic.[/i] [i]RIPTAC—which stands for Regulated Induced
cujoe
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Fight Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Seyfried press-pulse metabolic strategy for aggressive advanced prostate cancer
I'm writing on behalf of my brother who was diagnosed one year ago with stage four prostate cancer metastasized to the bones. His oncologist initially started him on anti-androgens and radiation with some positive initial results. In the past couple of months his numbers are going in the wrong direction
I'm writing on behalf of my brother who was diagnosed one year ago with stage four prostate cancer metastasized to the bones. His oncologist initially started him on anti-androgens and radiation with some positive initial results. In the past couple of months his numbers are going in the wrong direction
4mybrother
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Why not remove prostate as 1st option (metastatic)
Hi guys, curious on the groups thoughts on this: If the prostate is the bugger that produces the cancer cells why do we not remove it EVEN if we are metastatic? I think i heard that one of the reasons is it is likely to cause us to not have erections but alot of victims don't have natural erections
Hi guys, curious on the groups thoughts on this: If the prostate is the bugger that produces the cancer cells why do we not remove it EVEN if we are metastatic? I think i heard that one of the reasons is it is likely to cause us to not have erections but alot of victims don't have natural erections
Yzinger
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
My discussion with chatGPT about senescence in PC induced by radiation and chemotherapy.
Q. Can adt cause senescence? A. Androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) primarily aims to reduce or block male hormones like testosterone that fuel prostate cancer growth. While ADT can significantly shrink tumors and lead to remission in many cases, it does not directly cause cellular senescence. However
Q. Can adt cause senescence? A. Androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) primarily aims to reduce or block male hormones like testosterone that fuel prostate cancer growth. While ADT can significantly shrink tumors and lead to remission in many cases, it does not directly cause cellular senescence. However
Seasid
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Triplet Therapy- For anyone on this or about to be, this is a very encouraging article
https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/the-continuum-of-care-for-patients-with-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate-cancer-mhspc/video/3974-maximizing-survival-in-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate-cancer-the-role-of-triplet-therapy-kelvin-moses.html
https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/the-continuum-of-care-for-patients-with-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate-cancer-mhspc/video/3974-maximizing-survival-in-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate-cancer-the-role-of-triplet-therapy-kelvin-moses.html
Yellowtail33
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Cystoscopy or not to cystoscopy
The urologist who referred me for the Ultra sound scan and cystoscopy is now away until the 29th August however the NHS have sent me an appointment for the cystoscopy next Friday, 16th. The urology department when making the appointment remarked that the USS had come back normal with no focal lesions
The urologist who referred me for the Ultra sound scan and cystoscopy is now away until the 29th August however the NHS have sent me an appointment for the cystoscopy next Friday, 16th. The urology department when making the appointment remarked that the USS had come back normal with no focal lesions
gillsky8
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PMRGCAuk
2 months ago
Triplet Therapy- For anyone on this or about to be, this is a very encouraging article
https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/the-continuum-of-care-for-patients-with-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate-cancer-mhspc/video/3974-maximizing-survival-in-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate-cancer-the-role-of-triplet-therapy-kelvin-moses.htmlin
https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/the-continuum-of-care-for-patients-with-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate-cancer-mhspc/video/3974-maximizing-survival-in-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate-cancer-the-role-of-triplet-therapy-kelvin-moses.htmlin
Yellowtail33
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
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