Experiences with

Elagolix

Then you stopped birth control pill and start elagolix 150mg 2 per day. This tablet is disturbed thyroid gland I mean now currently I have no thyroid problems. This tablet any chance of getting thyroid problem?. Elagolix may I use for long term? (For 4 years).

When I was 55, he gave me, elagolix, stopped my periods with 2 years, never even had menopause symptoms. My ca 125 went down to 13-20, and estrogen went down. I officially became menopausal. Endometrium became thinner, 0.35. i was on yearly surveillance with ultrasound in place.

I’m not there yet and as the English health authorities refuse to fund abiraterone for non-metastatic BCR so at this point not on offer either BUT … given my particular issues I was Planning ahead for BCR (principle: plan for the worst - hope for the best). I have been looking at using relugolix

https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05053152 If I sign up for this, I would still be able to test my T levels. That would tell me if I was in the placebo arm or not. And I could also drop out at any time. And then you can give the team updates if you desire.

interested in the side effects of those taking daralutamide and especially those taking daralutamide together with relugolix

Asking for Advice – all labs via Labcorp Diagnosis: 10/2009 G 4+3, RP 1/2010, Active Surveillance [Dr Myers] till Feb 2016 when I started Xtandi; PSA went undetectable and stayed undetectable, as Dr Myers slowly reduced Xtandi dose till reached 3 x week. Dr Drake took over after Dr Myers retired. Became

Hi all. I'm sure there are experienced as well as newcomers working their way through PC. I guess I am an 87 year old ; somewhere between the two. My PC was discovered nearly 8 months ago. PSA was about 12 as I remember and both checks showed cancer and it was decided to take drugs to reduce the prostate

Hi guys, For those of you in UK, oral Relugolix was approved in August by NICE for use in advanced HSPC but it seems this is slow in uptake by NHS. Here is the link https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ta995/resources/relugolix-for-treating-hormonesensitive-prostate-cancer-pdf-82615972546501

As I followed my Pca story, I have now changed focus from straight genomic mutations [AR mutations,etc] to what I see as a new focus on how Pca treatments induce senescence and how this senescence is a double edged sword. The following clinical article is a newer view: file:///Users/podsart/Downloads

Something weird is going on with my last 3 tests and I would like your advice on this. Just a bit of background first. Here are my last three blood test result at the end of my 13 month ADT vacation. 2024-04-16 PSA is 0.90, Testosterone is 294 2024-05-15 PSA is 1.07, Testosterone: 294 2024-06

I was on bicalutamide monotherapy three years. My testosterone vas very high (1500) and was surprised why reaserchres and doctors didnt try to lower it. I had not tools to do my own experiment until Orgovyx appeared. Two years ago I was ready to buy Orgowyx in USA but it was impossible. One of the

Dad was saying since some days he feels a sweetish kind of taste in mouth. I have read some people can have a change of taste as a side effect of enzalutamide. He is on relugolix , enzalutamide and have added 2000 mg metformin since a month. Anyone here experiences similar ?

At the 1st visit with the MO consultant, bicalutamide and Leuprolide injection was recommended for 6 months before 20 IMRT sessions and HDBT plus continuation ADT for 18- 24 months. There was also mention of chemo, but I've explained I would like to leave that for later, if required. Clinical trial of

Dad was on orgovyx for a couple of months and his Testosterone levels had come down to 26. Around a month and a half back he added xtandi and the latest T levels came back at 41. MO said to repeat the T test after a couple of weeks and if it shows an increasing trend to shift to Degarelix or some

Well, I have not searched about this for long, but while I wait to see if estrogen patches will be approved in europe for metastatic cancer, I am having doubts about switching from triptorelin (which did and is still doing its job) to relugolix. I know my MO first instinct will be saying "if it's working

After Prof. Peter Hoskin team consultant visit today Sep 20. 24, Leuprolide injection and bicalutamide were recommended for 6 months before 20 IMRT sessions somewhere in Jan 25, continuing with ADT for up to 2-3 years, but needs monitoring and adjusted accordinglyAfter that, brachy boost was recommended

"Compliance" with meds taking and timing is a big issue, as we all know. And research shows that especially with the elderly, compliance to meds regimes and timings by day and by week is difficult to follow. And the consequences are not good. When one is on doublet therapy (whether or not one had also

Hi Guys! Can Lupron and Relugolix be combined for the treatment of PCa? Thanks.

Dad , 83 , was diagnosed in May with PSA 18 and bone mets as per PSMA scan. Initially the plan was to do lupron and he was started on bicalutamide 100 mg daily , which he took for 3 weeks uptil 7th June. But then we decided to go with relugolix and not lupron and the bicalutamide was stopped.

Discovered this forum a month ago and have found it to be a wealth of information, with very educated/informed members. Hoping that you can spread some of your wisdom and help my finalize my decision with treatment. I've posted more details in my profile as well as write ups from MSKCC on my Biopsy