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Testosterone Levels and Prostate Cancer Risk - 1
This plot shows the association of baseline testosterone levels with PCa aggressiveness. For example, if you have low aggressive PCA, your testosterone is likely to be Normal. But, if you have metastatic PCa, your testosterone is likely to be very Low. This shows that having normal testosterone
This plot shows the association of baseline testosterone levels with PCa aggressiveness. For example, if you have low aggressive PCA, your testosterone is likely to be Normal. But, if you have metastatic PCa, your testosterone is likely to be very Low. This shows that having normal testosterone
janebob99
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Testosterone levels and Prostate Cancer Risk - 1
This plot shows the association of baseline testosterone levels with PCa aggressiveness. For example, if you have low aggressive PCA, your testosterone is likely to be Normal. But, if you have metastatic PCa, your testosterone is likely to be very Low. This shows that having normal testosterone levels
This plot shows the association of baseline testosterone levels with PCa aggressiveness. For example, if you have low aggressive PCA, your testosterone is likely to be Normal. But, if you have metastatic PCa, your testosterone is likely to be very Low. This shows that having normal testosterone levels
janebob99
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Prostate Cancer Network
7 months ago
provenge before metastasis
Is there a current Cancer Center that is a leader in immunotherapy Would there be any benefit in taking provenge after treatment when your PSA is low?
Is there a current Cancer Center that is a leader in immunotherapy Would there be any benefit in taking provenge after treatment when your PSA is low?
Vortex12
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Prostate Cancer Network
4 months ago
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Castrate levels of Testosterone
My husband's testosterone level is 3nmol/L (86.5 ng/100ml). In the past year, his levels have ranged between 2-8 nmol/L. He's on quarterly Zoladex. I understand that castrate levels are ideally < 20 ng/100ml. If I understand correctly, his testosterone should be much lower. Can anyone please shed
My husband's testosterone level is 3nmol/L (86.5 ng/100ml). In the past year, his levels have ranged between 2-8 nmol/L. He's on quarterly Zoladex. I understand that castrate levels are ideally < 20 ng/100ml. If I understand correctly, his testosterone should be much lower. Can anyone please shed
cancervictim
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
CRISPR: not PCa but cold solid tumors related!
I have the feeling that this is the first CRISPR based cancer therapy to reach clinical trial phase…great! I looooove CRISPR! https://www.insideprecisionmedicine.com/topics/oncology/goldeneye-ksq-doses-first-solid-tumor-patient-with-crispr-cas9-etils/
I have the feeling that this is the first CRISPR based cancer therapy to reach clinical trial phase…great! I looooove CRISPR! https://www.insideprecisionmedicine.com/topics/oncology/goldeneye-ksq-doses-first-solid-tumor-patient-with-crispr-cas9-etils/
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
psa risen 3 points since diagnosis. Does it mean cancer spread?
I am so grateful for this website as I am learning so much every day about this disease from all of you. My husband started his first injection of Degerelix today and they took his blood work . His psa from April which was 11.4 today was 14.3. I’m hoping this doesn’t mean the cancer is spreading. Could
I am so grateful for this website as I am learning so much every day about this disease from all of you. My husband started his first injection of Degerelix today and they took his blood work . His psa from April which was 11.4 today was 14.3. I’m hoping this doesn’t mean the cancer is spreading. Could
SherryKahn
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
CAR-T cell therapy for prostate cancer
Hii I have heard and read about CAR-T cell therapy . It may be most effective treatment for cancer as it uses immune cells called T cells that are genetically altered in a lab to enable them in locating in destroying cancer . Though this is not available for commercial and common people use in India
Hii I have heard and read about CAR-T cell therapy . It may be most effective treatment for cancer as it uses immune cells called T cells that are genetically altered in a lab to enable them in locating in destroying cancer . Though this is not available for commercial and common people use in India
jeetu_g27
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
intraductal carcinoma
My husband's biopsy was reread by MSK and one of the cores said the following, "Focally suspicious for intraductal carcinoma (separate core)." He has been diagnosed with stage 4A prostate cancer with one pelvic lymph node involvement that I have written about here. Moving ahead with ADT then internal
My husband's biopsy was reread by MSK and one of the cores said the following, "Focally suspicious for intraductal carcinoma (separate core)." He has been diagnosed with stage 4A prostate cancer with one pelvic lymph node involvement that I have written about here. Moving ahead with ADT then internal
SherryKahn
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Finasteride: "Miracle drug" regrows hair, heals prostate, and also boosts heart health ByEric Ralls Earth.com
I am now thinking to add Finasteride to Bicalutamide plus degarelix injections. Would/could it help me if on the psma pet scan my only visible cancer is in my prostate? I had radiation therapy to my prostate but my prostate cancer is back and looks like that the radiation therapy failed and the most
I am now thinking to add Finasteride to Bicalutamide plus degarelix injections. Would/could it help me if on the psma pet scan my only visible cancer is in my prostate? I had radiation therapy to my prostate but my prostate cancer is back and looks like that the radiation therapy failed and the most
Seasid
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
My Bladder Cancer Update.
As I stand now I have my LAST BCG treatment this Thursday, that will be followed in six to eight weeks with a flexy cystoscopy. I am at moment Low Grade - If my cystoscopy shows a tumour, then I will have to go in overnight to have it removed, That would not mean back to High Grade necessarily .
As I stand now I have my LAST BCG treatment this Thursday, that will be followed in six to eight weeks with a flexy cystoscopy. I am at moment Low Grade - If my cystoscopy shows a tumour, then I will have to go in overnight to have it removed, That would not mean back to High Grade necessarily .
Ern007
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 months ago
Terratoma with a neuroendocrine tumour stage 1 3c, anybody
I think I might be clutching at straws here, anybody have anything similar. Apparently it's rare as hens teeth.I had a 5 kilo terratoma removed, it was on my left ovary. Also my appendix,left ovary and omentum along with 7 litres of fluid. No chemo as they were happy with everything. This all happened
I think I might be clutching at straws here, anybody have anything similar. Apparently it's rare as hens teeth.I had a 5 kilo terratoma removed, it was on my left ovary. Also my appendix,left ovary and omentum along with 7 litres of fluid. No chemo as they were happy with everything. This all happened
Dottieparton22
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My Ovacome
4 months ago
Silly Questions??
1) Why do some advanced prostate cancer patients get offered "vacations", from ADT and others don't? 2) Why do some advanced prostate cancer patients have NO Chemo, and go directly to ADT + Abiraterone+Prednisone, while others begin treatment with chemo and radiation? What are the deciding criteria
1) Why do some advanced prostate cancer patients get offered "vacations", from ADT and others don't? 2) Why do some advanced prostate cancer patients have NO Chemo, and go directly to ADT + Abiraterone+Prednisone, while others begin treatment with chemo and radiation? What are the deciding criteria
TommyCarz2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Can I have a moan please????
Hi all on the lung site , I have had two more messages from the respiratory team about my lung cancer diagnosis and me and my family are getting upset with this way laying tactics., so we are all a bit fed up with it. They have now changed the agreement again in respect of radiation treatment, and
Hi all on the lung site , I have had two more messages from the respiratory team about my lung cancer diagnosis and me and my family are getting upset with this way laying tactics., so we are all a bit fed up with it. They have now changed the agreement again in respect of radiation treatment, and
katieoxo60
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 months ago
Xtandi--Eligibility
Hello, I have been taking Xtandi since June 2022, It has taken my PSA down to <.01 (less than) and so far has kept it there. Which I am very grateful! I am self pay and not old enough to have Medicare (just turned 64). I have recieved the Xtandi thru Astellas pharmacy in Texas. I have always qualified
Hello, I have been taking Xtandi since June 2022, It has taken my PSA down to <.01 (less than) and so far has kept it there. Which I am very grateful! I am self pay and not old enough to have Medicare (just turned 64). I have recieved the Xtandi thru Astellas pharmacy in Texas. I have always qualified
JD-guy
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Radiotherapy
Hello,I'm a 51 yrs old woman that has just very recently been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. Just reaching out and trying to understand from others.
Hello,I'm a 51 yrs old woman that has just very recently been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. Just reaching out and trying to understand from others.
Raggety
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
7 months ago
not PCa related but promising in vivo therapy for cancer metastasis
”The polymer eliminates colorectal cancer liver metastases and prolongs mice survival, after only a single-dose therapy. The findings were published in Nano Today, a leading journal in the field of nanotechnology.” https://m.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/article-795801
”The polymer eliminates colorectal cancer liver metastases and prolongs mice survival, after only a single-dose therapy. The findings were published in Nano Today, a leading journal in the field of nanotechnology.” https://m.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/article-795801
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Has anyone done the proton therapy?
Just curious if anyone had their MO suggest doing the proton therapy? When I have my discussion with my new MO, I want to ask if proton therapy would be a fit for myself. I have to deal with the prostate cancer and the met pelvic lymph nodes as well as the met bone issue.
Just curious if anyone had their MO suggest doing the proton therapy? When I have my discussion with my new MO, I want to ask if proton therapy would be a fit for myself. I have to deal with the prostate cancer and the met pelvic lymph nodes as well as the met bone issue.
PARKER3237
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Recent Chest CT scan to check for SLL progression, June 7, 2024 (part 2 of 2 posts)
IMPRESSION- Compared to May 30, 2024 The following is the chest CT scan. I'd appreciate your words of wisdom, encouragement, and advise. Treatment, it seems, is warranted. I have a scheduled appt with hem/onc on June 20, 2024. I'm a little nervous. Again, thank you for listening. Pat Interval
IMPRESSION- Compared to May 30, 2024 The following is the chest CT scan. I'd appreciate your words of wisdom, encouragement, and advise. Treatment, it seems, is warranted. I have a scheduled appt with hem/onc on June 20, 2024. I'm a little nervous. Again, thank you for listening. Pat Interval
bagelstreet225
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CLL Support
4 months ago
Recent CT abdomen and pelvis scan to check for SLL progression, June 7, 2024 (part 1 of 2 posts)
I was diagnosed on May 25, 2023, and classified as watch and wait. Treatment, I believe, is warranted. I'll see the hem/onc on June 20, 2024. I'd greatly appreciate your feedback, words of advice, and encouragement. I'm a little nervous. As always, thank you for listening. Pat Comparison: CT abdomen
I was diagnosed on May 25, 2023, and classified as watch and wait. Treatment, I believe, is warranted. I'll see the hem/onc on June 20, 2024. I'd greatly appreciate your feedback, words of advice, and encouragement. I'm a little nervous. As always, thank you for listening. Pat Comparison: CT abdomen
bagelstreet225
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CLL Support
4 months ago
clear cell update
I just finished my second round of immunotherapy, which is Opdiva and Yervoy . After one month my CA, 125 dropped from 133 to 53. I’m truly astounded and hope it keeps working on my clear cell tumor. If you’re OVCA is clear cell, you should inquire to your oncologist about this.
I just finished my second round of immunotherapy, which is Opdiva and Yervoy . After one month my CA, 125 dropped from 133 to 53. I’m truly astounded and hope it keeps working on my clear cell tumor. If you’re OVCA is clear cell, you should inquire to your oncologist about this.
Leniko
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My Ovacome
7 months ago
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