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Taking the win...
Well after a weekend of anxiety and high emotional strain, dad saw his oncologist and three months post ADT and radiation treatment his PSA is down to 0.04 from 1.4. This is a win yeah ? Some breathing space anyway...
Well after a weekend of anxiety and high emotional strain, dad saw his oncologist and three months post ADT and radiation treatment his PSA is down to 0.04 from 1.4. This is a win yeah ? Some breathing space anyway...
Mish80
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Squamous Cell Stage II B Lung Cancer- Be Your Own Advocate
Hi All My name is Kathy - I believe my age is irrelevant at this time . I was diagnosed just about a month ago, after what seemed an eternity but in fact it's actually been a bit of a whirlwind. In early April I had an excruciating pain on my right hand side extending from the shoulder to just below
Hi All My name is Kathy - I believe my age is irrelevant at this time . I was diagnosed just about a month ago, after what seemed an eternity but in fact it's actually been a bit of a whirlwind. In early April I had an excruciating pain on my right hand side extending from the shoulder to just below
SunshineAhead
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
5 years ago
Cost of radiation therapy
Please tell me approximate cost of LRRT radiation therapy 40Gy/15fraction from private hospital
Please tell me approximate cost of LRRT radiation therapy 40Gy/15fraction from private hospital
Mani8052
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Breast Cancer India
5 years ago
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Holidays( Booking them when you don’t know What sort of treatment you are going to be on)
Ok I am probably feeling a bit sorry for myself but would like to know how others (especially in UK sort out holiday) Iam greatful to be alive, but last October I had booked the same villa we go to every year in a small village in Crete. In November I found out that my breast cancer had metastasised
Ok I am probably feeling a bit sorry for myself but would like to know how others (especially in UK sort out holiday) Iam greatful to be alive, but last October I had booked the same villa we go to every year in a small village in Crete. In November I found out that my breast cancer had metastasised
BangorBelle56
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 years ago
Radiotherapy
Hi had a lumpectomy yesterday, the surgeon said I was borderline for radiotherapy. Please can you cross your fingers that I don’t need it. 💐🤞
Hi had a lumpectomy yesterday, the surgeon said I was borderline for radiotherapy. Please can you cross your fingers that I don’t need it. 💐🤞
1964-karina
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My Breast Cancer Community
5 years ago
I am suffering shortness of breath and abdominal bloating
Hi, I’m new here though my breast cancer diagnosis was many years ago in 2004 when I was 43, I had the usual investigations followed by lumpectomy, mastectomy and axillary clearance then chemo and radiotherapy, I am so lucky to have remained cancer free, it was triple negative, grade 3, stage 2 if I
Hi, I’m new here though my breast cancer diagnosis was many years ago in 2004 when I was 43, I had the usual investigations followed by lumpectomy, mastectomy and axillary clearance then chemo and radiotherapy, I am so lucky to have remained cancer free, it was triple negative, grade 3, stage 2 if I
Krawlins
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My Breast Cancer Community
5 years ago
Bit of a rant (sorry!)
So I realise this is going to be abit of a rant/pity party for one but reading the posts and opinions of all you lovely people always makes me feel better and I feel like I need to get everything off my chest. So sorry in advance! 😆 Long story short I had the Ozurdex steroid implant put in my eye in
So I realise this is going to be abit of a rant/pity party for one but reading the posts and opinions of all you lovely people always makes me feel better and I feel like I need to get everything off my chest. So sorry in advance! 😆 Long story short I had the Ozurdex steroid implant put in my eye in
Eyerecovery1
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Macular Society
5 years ago
How long do side effects of salvage radiation last after completing course of radiation?
Still getting severe stomach cramps and diarrhea about every other day. It's been 2 weeks since last radiation treatment. Just wondering what others have experienced after radiation and how long before side effects went away. Thanks
Still getting severe stomach cramps and diarrhea about every other day. It's been 2 weeks since last radiation treatment. Just wondering what others have experienced after radiation and how long before side effects went away. Thanks
Brooktrout
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
I got my tattoos and . . . unfortunate news
It was a bit of a struggle with urinary urgency issues, but I made it through my radiation simulation on June 17th and got my three tiny freckle tattoos used for body positioning. The following is basically a data dump to my URO so that he could plan the next investigations into my urgency issue: "This
It was a bit of a struggle with urinary urgency issues, but I made it through my radiation simulation on June 17th and got my three tiny freckle tattoos used for body positioning. The following is basically a data dump to my URO so that he could plan the next investigations into my urgency issue: "This
farmanerd
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
LAST CHEMOTHERAPY
Tomorrow is my last chemo!!! In a strange way I’m looking forward to tomorrow.... I start 20 rounds of radiotherapy on 4th July. Any advice on radiotherapy or what expect from side effects? Are they easier than chemo? Had conflicting advice off people.
Tomorrow is my last chemo!!! In a strange way I’m looking forward to tomorrow.... I start 20 rounds of radiotherapy on 4th July. Any advice on radiotherapy or what expect from side effects? Are they easier than chemo? Had conflicting advice off people.
TrishLamb
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My Breast Cancer Community
5 years ago
Disappointed in the first visit to MO
Did you ever see a new doctor and come away with the feeling that you just didn’t ‘connect’? I’m still processing exactly why. First, it didn’t seem to me like he had reviewed my chart beforehand. Decades ago, I made a decision to have all my doctors be a part of the University of Texas Health Science
Did you ever see a new doctor and come away with the feeling that you just didn’t ‘connect’? I’m still processing exactly why. First, it didn’t seem to me like he had reviewed my chart beforehand. Decades ago, I made a decision to have all my doctors be a part of the University of Texas Health Science
GranPaSmurf
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Update on my disease: <0.1 PSA today
I haven't posted anything since my first post last October. Today is a good day for an update as I just finished radiation therapy and got my latest test result showing a <0.1 PSA! This is down from a high of 345 in early October. My initial biopsy confirmed Gleason 9 (4+5) in two cores and all cores
I haven't posted anything since my first post last October. Today is a good day for an update as I just finished radiation therapy and got my latest test result showing a <0.1 PSA! This is down from a high of 345 in early October. My initial biopsy confirmed Gleason 9 (4+5) in two cores and all cores
bezen
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
SIRT therapy for non-resectable colorectal metastases in the liver- British Liver Trust request for help with survey.
Have you had selective internal radiation therapy (SIRT) for non-resectable colorectal metastases in the liver? Colorectal liver metastasis is cancer of the bowel that has spread to the liver. Selective internal radiation therapy (known as SIRT) involves injecting tiny radioactive ‘beads’ into blood
Have you had selective internal radiation therapy (SIRT) for non-resectable colorectal metastases in the liver? Colorectal liver metastasis is cancer of the bowel that has spread to the liver. Selective internal radiation therapy (known as SIRT) involves injecting tiny radioactive ‘beads’ into blood
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British Liver Trust
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Bloated belly linked to hypothyroidism?
Aside from the 14 pounds, I gained from hypothyroidism, my belly is very bloated. Tested for Celiac: negative / had an endoscopy: all okay. Now Doc wants me to do a colonoscopy. I strongly suspect all will be okay there too and that it might be related to thyroid, or lack of. I had radiation therapy
Aside from the 14 pounds, I gained from hypothyroidism, my belly is very bloated. Tested for Celiac: negative / had an endoscopy: all okay. Now Doc wants me to do a colonoscopy. I strongly suspect all will be okay there too and that it might be related to thyroid, or lack of. I had radiation therapy
Koola
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Lumpectomy
First time posting, I have non invasive DCIS and having lumpectomy next Wednesday, will I definitely need radiotherapy and how long should I stay off work after the lumpectomy? I am a ta in a primary school so no lifting involved Thankyou x
First time posting, I have non invasive DCIS and having lumpectomy next Wednesday, will I definitely need radiotherapy and how long should I stay off work after the lumpectomy? I am a ta in a primary school so no lifting involved Thankyou x
1964-karina
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My Breast Cancer Community
5 years ago
Path report question
I have my first post RP meeting with MO next Thursday, marking 6 weeks. My PSA heading into surgery was 98.8, but bone scan and Axumin scan showed no mets. Pathology report post surgery has Gleason at 4+3 = 7, with some positive non-focal margins and tumor invasion into seminal vesicles - T3b NX.
I have my first post RP meeting with MO next Thursday, marking 6 weeks. My PSA heading into surgery was 98.8, but bone scan and Axumin scan showed no mets. Pathology report post surgery has Gleason at 4+3 = 7, with some positive non-focal margins and tumor invasion into seminal vesicles - T3b NX.
C-RI
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Prolactin & Cabergoline.
New study blow [1]. Some who have read my zinc posts might remember Costello & Franklin. They seem to have been at it for ever (the first of 109 joint papers was in 1977). Their focus has been citrate & zinc in the prostate. Anyway, here is an anecdotal case of a man with CRPC who: "was treated with
New study blow [1]. Some who have read my zinc posts might remember Costello & Franklin. They seem to have been at it for ever (the first of 109 joint papers was in 1977). Their focus has been citrate & zinc in the prostate. Anyway, here is an anecdotal case of a man with CRPC who: "was treated with
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
47 year old stage 4 prostate patient with positive prospects
Hi. I am Jason, a UK expat working and living in Kenya and I was diagnosed 2 and a half years ago (gleasons score 3+4). Undergone stampede trial (combined chemotherapy with docetaxil and hormonal therapy with firmagon), followed by radiation therapy. First year check ups done every 3 months. Next check
Hi. I am Jason, a UK expat working and living in Kenya and I was diagnosed 2 and a half years ago (gleasons score 3+4). Undergone stampede trial (combined chemotherapy with docetaxil and hormonal therapy with firmagon), followed by radiation therapy. First year check ups done every 3 months. Next check
Jasonholley
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy for Oligometastatic Prostate Cancer Detected via PSMA pet scan
" 31.9% were bio-chemically Disease Free (bDFS) at 15 mo. ! ! ! ! ! All patients with Bio-chemical Failure (BF) (n=43 - out of 57) underwent a repeat PSMA-PET scan, which revealed no in-field failures. ! ! ! ! ! Median bDFS was not affected by prostate-specific antigen (PSA) at diagnosis, Gleason
" 31.9% were bio-chemically Disease Free (bDFS) at 15 mo. ! ! ! ! ! All patients with Bio-chemical Failure (BF) (n=43 - out of 57) underwent a repeat PSMA-PET scan, which revealed no in-field failures. ! ! ! ! ! Median bDFS was not affected by prostate-specific antigen (PSA) at diagnosis, Gleason
George71
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Phase 2 Clinical Study of 1095 Radiotherapy for the Treatment of Metastatic Prostate Cancer
" Progenics' small molecule therapeutic candidate 1095 is designed to bind with high affinity to the extracellular domain of prostate specific membrane antigen (PSMA), a protein that is highly expressed in prostate cancer cells. Once bound, 1095 is internalized by the prostate cancer cells, where the
" Progenics' small molecule therapeutic candidate 1095 is designed to bind with high affinity to the extracellular domain of prostate specific membrane antigen (PSMA), a protein that is highly expressed in prostate cancer cells. Once bound, 1095 is internalized by the prostate cancer cells, where the
George71
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
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