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PSMA pet scan
Has anyone had a Pylarify (PSMA) pet scan showing no prostate cancer spread but knew that you had some metastasis in at least one lymph node (seen in an older scan and confirmed by biopsy). I know that there are people who are PSMA negative...not sure if my husband is one. He has had a prostatectomy,
Has anyone had a Pylarify (PSMA) pet scan showing no prostate cancer spread but knew that you had some metastasis in at least one lymph node (seen in an older scan and confirmed by biopsy). I know that there are people who are PSMA negative...not sure if my husband is one. He has had a prostatectomy,
mountain6
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
14 days ago
Help: Use of ODM 208 during Phase 3 clinical trials to replace Docetaxel for treatment after Abiraterone - Case Peru
Hello, my father suffers from prostate cancer with bone metastasis. He was taking Abiraterone, and because the cancer has advanced and his PSA has increased in recent months, the use of Abiraterone was cancelled. Now they have suggested chemotherapy with Docetaxel + Celendronic Acid. The hospital contacted
Hello, my father suffers from prostate cancer with bone metastasis. He was taking Abiraterone, and because the cancer has advanced and his PSA has increased in recent months, the use of Abiraterone was cancelled. Now they have suggested chemotherapy with Docetaxel + Celendronic Acid. The hospital contacted
DiegoFerruaPE
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
15 days ago
SECuRE trial (Cu 67) advances: No dose limiting toxicities and strong preliminary efficacy data
It keeps being promising, but keep an eye also on Pb 212, which on paper should be even better for prostate cancer. After 2 cycles: "Early preliminary efficacy assessment shows a reduction in PSA levels following treatment in both participants who have completed the DLT period. In the weeks following
It keeps being promising, but keep an eye also on Pb 212, which on paper should be even better for prostate cancer. After 2 cycles: "Early preliminary efficacy assessment shows a reduction in PSA levels following treatment in both participants who have completed the DLT period. In the weeks following
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
15 days ago
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Two or three years of ADT?
My two-year-course if Lupron and abiraterone will be done in March 2025. My MO is saying 2 years is sufficient but I see some people suggesting 3 years. My situation. Dx in Feb 2023, PSA of 27. Gleason 4+3, BRACA2+, PSMA Pet showed three lymph nodes in pelvic area. 73 years old. Also diabetic and
My two-year-course if Lupron and abiraterone will be done in March 2025. My MO is saying 2 years is sufficient but I see some people suggesting 3 years. My situation. Dx in Feb 2023, PSA of 27. Gleason 4+3, BRACA2+, PSMA Pet showed three lymph nodes in pelvic area. 73 years old. Also diabetic and
BobC1234
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
15 days ago
Hello! BPH here (used testosterone). Need advice and talk to someone...
47 years old, fit and healthy... Started last month with BPH symptoms. My prostate is almost 50g (the limit is 30g for my age). That is too much or nah??? I've only taken 02 pills of dutasteride + tamsulosin hydrochloride, and already no sperm during orgasm. Pretty fast, right? I'm very worried about
47 years old, fit and healthy... Started last month with BPH symptoms. My prostate is almost 50g (the limit is 30g for my age). That is too much or nah??? I've only taken 02 pills of dutasteride + tamsulosin hydrochloride, and already no sperm during orgasm. Pretty fast, right? I'm very worried about
Kayo47
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Prostate Cancer Network
15 days ago
Sad & Scared
My husband began Docetaxel in July. At the time he PSA was 47. After treatments began his PSA progression was 47—32—18 We were so encouraged. After his 3rd Infusion today, his PSA went up to 19.2 I know it is only slight but yet not going downward. Does this mean he has potentially reached nadir
My husband began Docetaxel in July. At the time he PSA was 47. After treatments began his PSA progression was 47—32—18 We were so encouraged. After his 3rd Infusion today, his PSA went up to 19.2 I know it is only slight but yet not going downward. Does this mean he has potentially reached nadir
JolleySprings
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
15 days ago
Hemin may be useful as prodrug for prostate cancer. It strongly induced caspase-3 activation, PARP degradation, and apoptosis in PC-3 cells
Only an invitro study but Hemin is already used to treat acute porphyria. “Given that hemin has been safely administered as a daily infusion at doses ranging from 1 to 4 mg/kg for 3 to 14 days in the treatment of porphyria [32], it holds significant promise for drug development.” Anticancer Effect of
Only an invitro study but Hemin is already used to treat acute porphyria. “Given that hemin has been safely administered as a daily infusion at doses ranging from 1 to 4 mg/kg for 3 to 14 days in the treatment of porphyria [32], it holds significant promise for drug development.” Anticancer Effect of
Graham49
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Fight Prostate Cancer
15 days ago
Another one of many
PSA tested in June 2023 due to a friend who had an issue and encouraged testing. PSA at 43, second test at 40. Biopsy ordered which came in at 4 +5. Moved treatment to UCLA where a PET scan was ordered. Metastatic cancer in 8 locations with 1 lymph node effected, remaining locations spread through different
PSA tested in June 2023 due to a friend who had an issue and encouraged testing. PSA at 43, second test at 40. Biopsy ordered which came in at 4 +5. Moved treatment to UCLA where a PET scan was ordered. Metastatic cancer in 8 locations with 1 lymph node effected, remaining locations spread through different
Wave-Runner
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
15 days ago
Switched from Lupron to Orgovyx, back to Lupron
I was on Lupron for approximately 7 years. I decided to switch to Orgovyx 6 months ago. I seem to have difficulty with the discipline to take pills at the same time every day. I am switching back to Lupron, but my Urologist wants me to stop Orgovyx and take Bicalutamide for 14 days before getting the
I was on Lupron for approximately 7 years. I decided to switch to Orgovyx 6 months ago. I seem to have difficulty with the discipline to take pills at the same time every day. I am switching back to Lupron, but my Urologist wants me to stop Orgovyx and take Bicalutamide for 14 days before getting the
SF22
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
16 days ago
WTF!! Something escaped my lens: phase 1 trial for solid tumors
From 2011...I must investigate where they are now, I thought HP90 inhibition through alvespimycin was something new (from one of the articles I have posted today), but it has been around at least since 2011...and look at the results (ok, single patient) on prostate cancer. https://aacrjournals.org/clincancerres
From 2011...I must investigate where they are now, I thought HP90 inhibition through alvespimycin was something new (from one of the articles I have posted today), but it has been around at least since 2011...and look at the results (ok, single patient) on prostate cancer. https://aacrjournals.org/clincancerres
Maxone73
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Fight Prostate Cancer
16 days ago
kieran2018
hi everyone, I was diagnosed with stage 4b ovarian cancer in 2020. I underwent surgery had chemo paclitaxel and carboplatin. I commenced on olaparib for two years and my cancer had spread . I then underwent another six cycles of chemo carboplatin and calyx with a partial response. I haven’t been on
hi everyone, I was diagnosed with stage 4b ovarian cancer in 2020. I underwent surgery had chemo paclitaxel and carboplatin. I commenced on olaparib for two years and my cancer had spread . I then underwent another six cycles of chemo carboplatin and calyx with a partial response. I haven’t been on
Kieran2018
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My Ovacome
16 days ago
TV show: This Morning
Hi there. At my Pilates class this morning, a lady told me that This Morning had done a piece on abdominal surgery and how this can have a longterm effect on your shoulders. I don't know whether this was part of Gynae Cancer Awareness Month. Tried to find it online with no success. Did anyone see it
Hi there. At my Pilates class this morning, a lady told me that This Morning had done a piece on abdominal surgery and how this can have a longterm effect on your shoulders. I don't know whether this was part of Gynae Cancer Awareness Month. Tried to find it online with no success. Did anyone see it
candyapplegrey
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My Ovacome
17 days ago
Time for Pluvicto?
I had an appointment with the NP at my oncologist's office a couple weeks ago. We discussed the fact that my PSA has been creeping upwards this year and I wondered whether it's just the inevitable failure of Nubeqa, or if my switch from Lupron to Orgovyx last November might be a factor. I started Nubeqa
I had an appointment with the NP at my oncologist's office a couple weeks ago. We discussed the fact that my PSA has been creeping upwards this year and I wondered whether it's just the inevitable failure of Nubeqa, or if my switch from Lupron to Orgovyx last November might be a factor. I started Nubeqa
velobard
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
18 days ago
PSA rise, when would one be concerned???
Stage 4 at diagnosis 2y ago with Gleason 9spread in bone in pelvice and possibly elsewhere. Had chemo and radiotherapy (to prostate) Lupron injections 3 monthly PSA results May23 0.08 Dec23 0.25 Feb24 0.44 June24 0.58 Sep24 1.1 I know they are not massive PSA values, but it's an upward trajectory. What
Stage 4 at diagnosis 2y ago with Gleason 9spread in bone in pelvice and possibly elsewhere. Had chemo and radiotherapy (to prostate) Lupron injections 3 monthly PSA results May23 0.08 Dec23 0.25 Feb24 0.44 June24 0.58 Sep24 1.1 I know they are not massive PSA values, but it's an upward trajectory. What
Mrtroxely
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
18 days ago
Kindly suggest the most appropriate next steps and questions for MO!
hi all! My dad was diagnosed in Feb2024 with metastatic prostate cancer, Gleason 8 and PSA 24. He is majorly asymptomatic. His PSA dropped to 0.16 and now has risen to 1.6 over a period of 2.5 months. He has been on hormone therapy and taking abireterone and prednisone daily. He got orchidectomy done
hi all! My dad was diagnosed in Feb2024 with metastatic prostate cancer, Gleason 8 and PSA 24. He is majorly asymptomatic. His PSA dropped to 0.16 and now has risen to 1.6 over a period of 2.5 months. He has been on hormone therapy and taking abireterone and prednisone daily. He got orchidectomy done
Justgettingitright
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
18 days ago
Advice
Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Paulo1976
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Lung Cancer Support
19 days ago
Advice
Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Paulo1976
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
19 days ago
Advice
Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Paulo1976
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
19 days ago
Prostate Cancer Buddy Experience
Hi - i volunteer as a prostate cancer buddy (working for MacMillan a charity very much embedded in the UK National Health Service). The idea is that I provide non medical peer to peer support to a fellow PCa patient as part of their support network. The objective is to provide support, share experiences
Hi - i volunteer as a prostate cancer buddy (working for MacMillan a charity very much embedded in the UK National Health Service). The idea is that I provide non medical peer to peer support to a fellow PCa patient as part of their support network. The objective is to provide support, share experiences
PSA680
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
20 days ago
When others talk about you, what do you want them to say?
How do you want your friends, family, and others to talk about you, vis a vie prostate cancer? When others talk about you, what do you want them to say?
How do you want your friends, family, and others to talk about you, vis a vie prostate cancer? When others talk about you, what do you want them to say?
Darryl
Partner
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
20 days ago
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