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Very promising trial!
Con't know if it's good for metastatic but still...CRPC is good enough Molecule name: AZD5069 “This is tremendously exciting and it suggests we have an entirely new way to treat prostate cancer on the horizon,” said Johann de Bono, a professor of experimental cancer medicine at the Institute of Cancer
Con't know if it's good for metastatic but still...CRPC is good enough Molecule name: AZD5069 “This is tremendously exciting and it suggests we have an entirely new way to treat prostate cancer on the horizon,” said Johann de Bono, a professor of experimental cancer medicine at the Institute of Cancer
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
Experiances with Kaiser SF?
Hi All, I completed my radiation therapy 15 months ago at Kaiser SF with Dr. Mohan. Without Flomax, I have terrible pain when I urinate - urinary strictures I believe. My libido is shot and so are my erections...None of my doctors have addressed these issues except to say something akin to ****happens
Hi All, I completed my radiation therapy 15 months ago at Kaiser SF with Dr. Mohan. Without Flomax, I have terrible pain when I urinate - urinary strictures I believe. My libido is shot and so are my erections...None of my doctors have addressed these issues except to say something akin to ****happens
trregan
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Prostate Cancer Network
11 months ago
Testosterone Vs. Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Need Feedback please RE: Natural Testosterone & TRT
Just spoke to my MO (a very well known Oncologist -here in LA) about my Testosterone.
Have been off Orgovyx now for 4 & half Months.
Latest Blood labs are Testosterone 79.
Oncologist says T probably will come back
Need Feedback please RE: Natural Testosterone & TRT
Just spoke to my MO (a very well known Oncologist -here in LA) about my Testosterone.
Have been off Orgovyx now for 4 & half Months.
Latest Blood labs are Testosterone 79.
Oncologist says T probably will come back
JWS13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
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My PSA was ND and my MRI for glioma was OK - so after another Chemo - I took the family to Italy for us to enjoy the espresso at a sidewalk cafe along with gelato. see https://1drv.ms/f/s!Aj3YK_3HR4eZgznhrPKZL62aFeCH?e=nXtJbY I hope the pictures work - I can't seem to get them in chrono order so
My PSA was ND and my MRI for glioma was OK - so after another Chemo - I took the family to Italy for us to enjoy the espresso at a sidewalk cafe along with gelato. see https://1drv.ms/f/s!Aj3YK_3HR4eZgznhrPKZL62aFeCH?e=nXtJbY I hope the pictures work - I can't seem to get them in chrono order so
PabloK
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
Still true that using same scan type is preferable to changing scan type?
Mr. Spouse 21, ten years since dx with Gleason 9 in 80% of cores, has only had bone and CT scans to track progression. That's how it was done in 2014. He's been stable since chemo with his current Eligard & Xgeva treatment--see full Profile for his record of Lupron, radiation, Zytiga (failed), Docetaxel
Mr. Spouse 21, ten years since dx with Gleason 9 in 80% of cores, has only had bone and CT scans to track progression. That's how it was done in 2014. He's been stable since chemo with his current Eligard & Xgeva treatment--see full Profile for his record of Lupron, radiation, Zytiga (failed), Docetaxel
spouse21
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
A List for Newly Diagnosed that My Wife did in 2022 please add to list if anything is missed or wrong or needs updating. TIA
I have to pack, moving trucks coming in AM…and Rest… She shared this on a farce book group page. This List Is Not Complete Please feel free to Message Chat Us with your Email as items on the listing example: ie: were deleted / removed by a healthunlocked admin. The original post keeps getting modified
I have to pack, moving trucks coming in AM…and Rest… She shared this on a farce book group page. This List Is Not Complete Please feel free to Message Chat Us with your Email as items on the listing example: ie: were deleted / removed by a healthunlocked admin. The original post keeps getting modified
Shorehousejam
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
Sulforaphane to lower PSA?
Hi all, curious here if anyone onboard has had any positive PSA lowing results, (in the 40-60 mg doses), especially it is interesting in the Ultra-ranges, using ‘Sulforaphane’, a suppliment that uses the certain positive extracts of raw broccoli, there apparently are some good indicators of it being
Hi all, curious here if anyone onboard has had any positive PSA lowing results, (in the 40-60 mg doses), especially it is interesting in the Ultra-ranges, using ‘Sulforaphane’, a suppliment that uses the certain positive extracts of raw broccoli, there apparently are some good indicators of it being
Cetma
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Prostate Cancer Network
11 months ago
Unexpected Dive in PSA
Was diagnosed with Gleason 7 (4+3) in June. PSA was initially 19.76 in April, went up to 21.78 in May to confirm first high PSA, retested again in August at 19.39. Started taking Orgovyx on 9/11 and began IMRT (37 fractions, 70-78gy to prostate, SIB boost to 85-90gy) on 9/28. Had my PSA checked again
Was diagnosed with Gleason 7 (4+3) in June. PSA was initially 19.76 in April, went up to 21.78 in May to confirm first high PSA, retested again in August at 19.39. Started taking Orgovyx on 9/11 and began IMRT (37 fractions, 70-78gy to prostate, SIB boost to 85-90gy) on 9/28. Had my PSA checked again
805guy
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Prostate Cancer And Gay Men
11 months ago
advice for docetaxel
I have read several posts of those who have done docetaxel and done a little research on the Internet and YouTube to try to offset side effects. I am 51 years old and was diagnosed five years ago with advanced prostate cancer Gleason score 9 and a few spots to the bones. pelvic area, spine and ribs.
I have read several posts of those who have done docetaxel and done a little research on the Internet and YouTube to try to offset side effects. I am 51 years old and was diagnosed five years ago with advanced prostate cancer Gleason score 9 and a few spots to the bones. pelvic area, spine and ribs.
Oct18
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
PSA testing comparison question
I know that PSA results can vary, particularly if processed by different labs. Knowing this, I do have a question. Quick recap, I completed 20 rounds of radiation at UCLA with Kishan back in April of this year. At the same time, I began 6 months of ADT. Over the past few months, while getting my
I know that PSA results can vary, particularly if processed by different labs. Knowing this, I do have a question. Quick recap, I completed 20 rounds of radiation at UCLA with Kishan back in April of this year. At the same time, I began 6 months of ADT. Over the past few months, while getting my
LongevityAT
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
PSMA scans and radiation of oligometastases
I need some advice on a subject that I know has been covered before: PSMA scans and radiation of oligometastases. G4+5=9, RP in 2014. Positive margins, IMRT and ADT in 2015. PSA undetectable until 2019, now slowly rising at 0.40, doubling time 11 months. My questions/concerns about the scan
I need some advice on a subject that I know has been covered before: PSMA scans and radiation of oligometastases. G4+5=9, RP in 2014. Positive margins, IMRT and ADT in 2015. PSA undetectable until 2019, now slowly rising at 0.40, doubling time 11 months. My questions/concerns about the scan
Horse12888
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
Confused by Decipher Test
Hi all, new here. I signed up to finish reading an article and then saw these posts in an email to me. What a great resource for men with prostate cancer. My PSA went up to 4.4 and then had an MRI which showed a two suspicious lesions (PI-RADS 4 and a PI-RAD 3). Had a biopsy 3 weeks ago and it showed
Hi all, new here. I signed up to finish reading an article and then saw these posts in an email to me. What a great resource for men with prostate cancer. My PSA went up to 4.4 and then had an MRI which showed a two suspicious lesions (PI-RADS 4 and a PI-RAD 3). Had a biopsy 3 weeks ago and it showed
drzaius
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Prostate Cancer Network
11 months ago
Biopsy results in 2 weeks - questions?
I've finally got an appointment to get the results of my prostate biopsy on Monday in 2 weeks time. It's taken quite a while. My PSA was 12 and an MRI scan showed a dodgy area on the front of the prostate. My PI-RADS score was 5. I was then booked for a biopsy which got deferred 3 times. I was told I
I've finally got an appointment to get the results of my prostate biopsy on Monday in 2 weeks time. It's taken quite a while. My PSA was 12 and an MRI scan showed a dodgy area on the front of the prostate. My PI-RADS score was 5. I was then booked for a biopsy which got deferred 3 times. I was told I
MarkS
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Prostate Cancer Network
11 months ago
De-escalation
So I am following the de-escalation trials as discussed here: https://dailynews.ascopubs.org/do/clinical-conundrum-de-escalating-therapy-patients-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate. I am working with my own MO on de-escalation so no ADT injection for me at the end of September and so am on the
So I am following the de-escalation trials as discussed here: https://dailynews.ascopubs.org/do/clinical-conundrum-de-escalating-therapy-patients-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate. I am working with my own MO on de-escalation so no ADT injection for me at the end of September and so am on the
Brysonal
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Fight Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
so a different shoe dropped
We all started at different times but the ending seems the same - just a few years or dozens. We all know that day we were told you have cancer. Well October is the five year anniversary of his diagnosis… Halloween day to be exact But actually the journey started in 1997. That’s when he had is
We all started at different times but the ending seems the same - just a few years or dozens. We all know that day we were told you have cancer. Well October is the five year anniversary of his diagnosis… Halloween day to be exact But actually the journey started in 1997. That’s when he had is
MouseAddams
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
PSA moving way too fast .
My prostate was removed 2002 at which time my PSA went to -0 . Five years later it came back and since than it kept on going up very slow till 2020 when I had COVID-19 which almost killed me . As soo as I started feeling better my PSA went from 12 to 25 in a very short time . I do check it every six
My prostate was removed 2002 at which time my PSA went to -0 . Five years later it came back and since than it kept on going up very slow till 2020 when I had COVID-19 which almost killed me . As soo as I started feeling better my PSA went from 12 to 25 in a very short time . I do check it every six
Bowmaster
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
liver biopsy- what does it mean.
Oncologist doctor ordered the biopsy last year but never really explained it. He only said that the cancer was caused by the prostate cancer. Which was a good sign. Immunohistochemical stains demonstrate tumor cells are positive for NKX3.1, PSA, TTF-1 and focally for CK20, while negative for CK7
Oncologist doctor ordered the biopsy last year but never really explained it. He only said that the cancer was caused by the prostate cancer. Which was a good sign. Immunohistochemical stains demonstrate tumor cells are positive for NKX3.1, PSA, TTF-1 and focally for CK20, while negative for CK7
MouseAddams
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
WooHoo💙 Made my 552.2 mile goal to mark the 9th year cancerversary 🤙
552.2 miles on 10/13/23 to mark my 9th year with #stageivpca when the PSA was 552.2 on 10/13/14 Old data said only 28% chance of 5 years I'm still standing "Looking like a true survivor, feeling like a little kid" https://photos.app.goo.gl/4ZJiU4efqCdhWueJ6
552.2 miles on 10/13/23 to mark my 9th year with #stageivpca when the PSA was 552.2 on 10/13/14 Old data said only 28% chance of 5 years I'm still standing "Looking like a true survivor, feeling like a little kid" https://photos.app.goo.gl/4ZJiU4efqCdhWueJ6
dockam
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
Unexpected Dive in PSA
Was diagnosed with Gleason 7 (4+3) in June. PSA was initially 19.76 in April, went up to 21.78 in May to confirm first high PSA, retested again in August at 19.39. Started taking Orgovyx on 9/11 and began IMRT (37 fractions, 70-78gy to prostate, SIB boost to 85-90gy) on 9/28. Had my PSA checked again
Was diagnosed with Gleason 7 (4+3) in June. PSA was initially 19.76 in April, went up to 21.78 in May to confirm first high PSA, retested again in August at 19.39. Started taking Orgovyx on 9/11 and began IMRT (37 fractions, 70-78gy to prostate, SIB boost to 85-90gy) on 9/28. Had my PSA checked again
805guy
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Prostate Cancer Under 60
11 months ago
Conflicting MRI vs PSMA scans
Well it appears that the radiologist who did my MRI was overly cautious. The report said I had a met on my left pelvis, one on my right pelvis, one on my sacrum, additional cancer in my prostate region and sclerotic foci in my pelvic region. Traumatic. We followed that up with a PSMA scan 10 days
Well it appears that the radiologist who did my MRI was overly cautious. The report said I had a met on my left pelvis, one on my right pelvis, one on my sacrum, additional cancer in my prostate region and sclerotic foci in my pelvic region. Traumatic. We followed that up with a PSMA scan 10 days
icanwintwice
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
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