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Docetaxel results so far
People want to know if Docetaxel is worth doing due to the side effects. My husband just had a recent PSMA PET scan after 5 treatments and the result is compared with the same scan method done before treatment began: [i]Impression (Summary)[/i] [i]Mild improvement in subcarinal adenopathy, left lung
People want to know if Docetaxel is worth doing due to the side effects. My husband just had a recent PSMA PET scan after 5 treatments and the result is compared with the same scan method done before treatment began: [i]Impression (Summary)[/i] [i]Mild improvement in subcarinal adenopathy, left lung
Tinuriel
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
It's Back!
This post should be good for newbies also. This should show you guys how long you can go!Anyways, 13 years ago I was diagnosed with PCA Gleason 7 PSA 44. With spread outside of prostate. Did 39 treatments off radiation and have been mostly on ADT for the duration except during COVID I took a break
This post should be good for newbies also. This should show you guys how long you can go!Anyways, 13 years ago I was diagnosed with PCA Gleason 7 PSA 44. With spread outside of prostate. Did 39 treatments off radiation and have been mostly on ADT for the duration except during COVID I took a break
Tjc1
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Network created the Bone Metastasis Program
there will also be clinical trials focused on bone metastasis https://www.froedtert.com/stories/treating-cancer-spreads-bones
there will also be clinical trials focused on bone metastasis https://www.froedtert.com/stories/treating-cancer-spreads-bones
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
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Phase 2 trial recruiting: revert hormone resistance with apalutamide and ENV105
In phase 1 it worked with 44% of patients it seems, it's multisite, it could be worth trying for our warrior with mCRPC (metastatic castrate resistant prostate cancer) https://www.biospace.com/article/releases/kairos-pharma-doses-first-patient-in-phase-2-trial-of-lead-drug-candidate-env105-with-apalutamide-to-improve-therapy-sensitivity-for-castrate-resistant-prostate-cancer
In phase 1 it worked with 44% of patients it seems, it's multisite, it could be worth trying for our warrior with mCRPC (metastatic castrate resistant prostate cancer) https://www.biospace.com/article/releases/kairos-pharma-doses-first-patient-in-phase-2-trial-of-lead-drug-candidate-env105-with-apalutamide-to-improve-therapy-sensitivity-for-castrate-resistant-prostate-cancer
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Ovarian cancer metastases to spine, hips and ribs
Hello ladies 🙂 My mother today was diagnosed with ovarian cancer that has metastases to her spine, hips and ribs. I read on the web that five-year survival rate [edited by moderator] sounds so little. I read some of your stories and I see that many of you have already live much longer. My mother soon
Hello ladies 🙂 My mother today was diagnosed with ovarian cancer that has metastases to her spine, hips and ribs. I read on the web that five-year survival rate [edited by moderator] sounds so little. I read some of your stories and I see that many of you have already live much longer. My mother soon
Tsioutsiou
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My Ovacome
3 months ago
thy3f thyroid nodules on either side - doctors recommend total thyroidectomy
hi there I was recently diagnosed with 2 thy3f nodules on either side of my thyroid. Thy3f is an indeterminate result (25%malignancy 75% benign). I have no symptoms recently had a baby, breastfeeding, busy mom of 3 on no medication. Has anyone elected watch and wait tactic instead of thyroidectomy?
hi there I was recently diagnosed with 2 thy3f nodules on either side of my thyroid. Thy3f is an indeterminate result (25%malignancy 75% benign). I have no symptoms recently had a baby, breastfeeding, busy mom of 3 on no medication. Has anyone elected watch and wait tactic instead of thyroidectomy?
Indianyellow
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
Radiation?
just got my psa results after my first round of 4 months leuprolide and 3 months Zytiga and prednisone…..initially 18 now 0.04. Nurse told me that my MO would like to see me early to discuss more radiation( recent psma found areas of avidity only in prostate bed……initial tx was 48 grey imrt back in
just got my psa results after my first round of 4 months leuprolide and 3 months Zytiga and prednisone…..initially 18 now 0.04. Nurse told me that my MO would like to see me early to discuss more radiation( recent psma found areas of avidity only in prostate bed……initial tx was 48 grey imrt back in
Tommyj2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Genitourinary Cancers Symposium Meeting Coverage, MedPage Today, January 2024
Latest 2024 PCa-related GuCS Meeting Coverage from MedPage Today: [i]
More Evidence That ARSIs for Prostate Cancer Differ in Cognitive Effects -More fatigue, depression, worse reaction time with enzalutamide as compared with abiraterone, January 29, 2024:
[/i] https://www.medpagetoday.com/meetingcoverage
Latest 2024 PCa-related GuCS Meeting Coverage from MedPage Today: [i]
More Evidence That ARSIs for Prostate Cancer Differ in Cognitive Effects -More fatigue, depression, worse reaction time with enzalutamide as compared with abiraterone, January 29, 2024:
[/i] https://www.medpagetoday.com/meetingcoverage
cujoe
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Fight Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Barry
Hi, stage 4 prostate cancer 9 months in on anti testerone injections degatelix psa level has risen from 77 to 323, what are my chances?
Hi, stage 4 prostate cancer 9 months in on anti testerone injections degatelix psa level has risen from 77 to 323, what are my chances?
littlemount
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
LATITUDE secondary analysis - Concurrent use of Abiraterone and NSAIDs - higher risk of Prostate Cancer Specific Mortality and inferior OS
https://doi.org/10.1200/JCO.2024.42.4_suppl.120 ”Conclusions: In this secondary analysis, concomitant exposure to 7 classes of medications was not associated with any statistically significant modification of abiraterone effect on OS in de novo high risk mHSPC. Men who received concurrent NSAIDs had
https://doi.org/10.1200/JCO.2024.42.4_suppl.120 ”Conclusions: In this secondary analysis, concomitant exposure to 7 classes of medications was not associated with any statistically significant modification of abiraterone effect on OS in de novo high risk mHSPC. Men who received concurrent NSAIDs had
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Seeking Hope or Similar Stories
Hello! I just joined this community yesterday. My husband has been diagnosed with Gleason 8 prostate cancer with cribriform. PSA 18. His clinical dx is T1c. He had 6 out of12 positive biopsies. All were 4+4. 5 were 40% and 1 was 60%. He has the PSMA test on Monday. The doctor doesn’t think it has
Hello! I just joined this community yesterday. My husband has been diagnosed with Gleason 8 prostate cancer with cribriform. PSA 18. His clinical dx is T1c. He had 6 out of12 positive biopsies. All were 4+4. 5 were 40% and 1 was 60%. He has the PSMA test on Monday. The doctor doesn’t think it has
Darbydood
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
advice re 0.02 reading
Hi everyone my first ever psa age 53 no symptoms 3.1 jan 2022 mri pri 3 hard prostate Gleason 3+3 no other scans mri did not detect the size of tumour l was told to go on active surveillance My brain said no ,choice given to me was remove prostate or brachytherapy l had operation in May 2022 all good
Hi everyone my first ever psa age 53 no symptoms 3.1 jan 2022 mri pri 3 hard prostate Gleason 3+3 no other scans mri did not detect the size of tumour l was told to go on active surveillance My brain said no ,choice given to me was remove prostate or brachytherapy l had operation in May 2022 all good
Ffghytrrg
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Post treatment post ADT time to PSMA test
Where I am receiving treatment, ADT, LD Brachytherapy, LINAC radiotherapy (15) sessions.. PSMA pet scans are not available (Japan). I planning on ending adjuvant ADT therapy within a few months and am aware of the lasting effects on testosterone (will take 6-12 months for decent testosterone levels .
Where I am receiving treatment, ADT, LD Brachytherapy, LINAC radiotherapy (15) sessions.. PSMA pet scans are not available (Japan). I planning on ending adjuvant ADT therapy within a few months and am aware of the lasting effects on testosterone (will take 6-12 months for decent testosterone levels .
Yokohama2023
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
A little Great News!
Hello Friends, A couple years ago our journey began. I was scared, panicked, and at a complete loss as my husband was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer at age 49. He had 17 bone Mets. After some amazing input from this community and special advice from Tall Allen, I was able to set my sights
Hello Friends, A couple years ago our journey began. I was scared, panicked, and at a complete loss as my husband was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer at age 49. He had 17 bone Mets. After some amazing input from this community and special advice from Tall Allen, I was able to set my sights
Lshanks07
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
PSA rising 10 weeks after Orgovyx Holiday
PCA diagnosed 2018, PSA 6.7, GS 9 (lesions in both lobes of gland, no evidence of metastases), EBRT + Firmagon ADT treatment, ended spring 2019, PSA nadir <0.02 Nov 2019 before rising again. BCR 2022-2023, Pylarify PSMA, Nov 2022 and March 2023 indicates intense uptake areas visible again in the
PCA diagnosed 2018, PSA 6.7, GS 9 (lesions in both lobes of gland, no evidence of metastases), EBRT + Firmagon ADT treatment, ended spring 2019, PSA nadir <0.02 Nov 2019 before rising again. BCR 2022-2023, Pylarify PSMA, Nov 2022 and March 2023 indicates intense uptake areas visible again in the
ac61418
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Am i catastrophizing over my results
Hi. I’m a little confused over my situation.After Cyberknife treatment and two years on ADT with a constant PSA of 0.02 post treatment .My PSA started to rise and at 4.1 approximately I had a PSMA scan my second .i also had one 3 years previous to that and both were clear . My MO has me back on ADT
Hi. I’m a little confused over my situation.After Cyberknife treatment and two years on ADT with a constant PSA of 0.02 post treatment .My PSA started to rise and at 4.1 approximately I had a PSMA scan my second .i also had one 3 years previous to that and both were clear . My MO has me back on ADT
Walliam
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Any experience with Intraductal Cancer?
Not sure how this works. Hopefully you can read my profile to see where I'm at. If not, I repeat it here. My GP recommended biopsy after several annual PSA results around 4.0 Was on active surveillance since diagnosis in 2019 with biopsy Gleason 6 in two cores. Similar result in annual biopsies
Not sure how this works. Hopefully you can read my profile to see where I'm at. If not, I repeat it here. My GP recommended biopsy after several annual PSA results around 4.0 Was on active surveillance since diagnosis in 2019 with biopsy Gleason 6 in two cores. Similar result in annual biopsies
SherpaT
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Prostate Cancer Network
3 months ago
the DARE trial....anyone familiar with it, been in it?
the trial is ongoing screening of your blood every 6 months, checking for ctDNA ( cancer tumor DNA)....if it is found you begin a treatment regimen...if not they just continue to screen you for 2 years...any thoughts? In my mind this should be the future of cancer detection as it finds the disease at
the trial is ongoing screening of your blood every 6 months, checking for ctDNA ( cancer tumor DNA)....if it is found you begin a treatment regimen...if not they just continue to screen you for 2 years...any thoughts? In my mind this should be the future of cancer detection as it finds the disease at
Drrob81
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
3 months ago
Provenge (only) - impact on overall survival
I just got insurance approval for Provenge...out of pocket is really high so now I'm doing a cost benefit analysis in my mind. I've seen many different articles showing that Provenge ALONE only extends overall survival by 4-15 months. Does that sound correct? Tall_Allen mentioned adding xofigio for
I just got insurance approval for Provenge...out of pocket is really high so now I'm doing a cost benefit analysis in my mind. I've seen many different articles showing that Provenge ALONE only extends overall survival by 4-15 months. Does that sound correct? Tall_Allen mentioned adding xofigio for
Gl448
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
To Chemo or Not to Chemo--that is the ?
Should I follow my MO's advice and do docetaxel? Since I'm now 78, and have read terrible accounts of chemo, I have held onto the belief that I would do everything to avoid chemo since the treatment appears to be worse than the alternative. But she's really not giving me an alternative, other than
Should I follow my MO's advice and do docetaxel? Since I'm now 78, and have read terrible accounts of chemo, I have held onto the belief that I would do everything to avoid chemo since the treatment appears to be worse than the alternative. But she's really not giving me an alternative, other than
LifeQuality
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
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