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Erleada or Xtandi with Orgovyx, preference one way or the other?
Dx 2015 Gleason 7, prostatectomy 2015, seminal vessel invasion one side, fast forward 3 years recurrence and 39 sessions of radiation to prostate bed and back to PSA undetectable. Fast forward to fall of 2019 PSA back to 4.3 PSMA Pet scan shows iliac crest area met along with lymph nodes prostate bed
Dx 2015 Gleason 7, prostatectomy 2015, seminal vessel invasion one side, fast forward 3 years recurrence and 39 sessions of radiation to prostate bed and back to PSA undetectable. Fast forward to fall of 2019 PSA back to 4.3 PSMA Pet scan shows iliac crest area met along with lymph nodes prostate bed
Wynnsts
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Allopregnanolone as a Regenerative Treatment for Parkinson's Disease (Allo-PD)
I just happened upon this trial and it is something I had never heard of. It looks like a very small trial being conducted in Tucson, AZ. https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06263010?locStr=Arizona&country=United%20States&state=Arizona&cond=Parkinson%20disease&aggFilters=status:not%20rec&rank=2 Detailed
I just happened upon this trial and it is something I had never heard of. It looks like a very small trial being conducted in Tucson, AZ. https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06263010?locStr=Arizona&country=United%20States&state=Arizona&cond=Parkinson%20disease&aggFilters=status:not%20rec&rank=2 Detailed
Boscoejean
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
Rising PSA with little shown on PSMA PET
Greetings all. I've been on this forum for years. I've only commented a handful of times, and never made a post. I prefer to usually just read from the sidelines. First of all, a bit about my path thus far. I was diagnosed in May 2010 (age 49) (PSA 4.7 and Gleason 7), had radical surgery in July 2010
Greetings all. I've been on this forum for years. I've only commented a handful of times, and never made a post. I prefer to usually just read from the sidelines. First of all, a bit about my path thus far. I was diagnosed in May 2010 (age 49) (PSA 4.7 and Gleason 7), had radical surgery in July 2010
velobard
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
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Mallory Weiss Tear
my husband is alcohol dependent he is in and out of hospital. He has been hospital recently he was diagnosed with Mallory Weiss tear. He has other underlying issues copd, vascular issues. He has been told several times it maybe too late next time. The longest he has stopped drink alcohol is 18mths
my husband is alcohol dependent he is in and out of hospital. He has been hospital recently he was diagnosed with Mallory Weiss tear. He has other underlying issues copd, vascular issues. He has been told several times it maybe too late next time. The longest he has stopped drink alcohol is 18mths
bainsey
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British Liver Trust
8 days ago
Next NoSilverBullet webinar on 17th of June: Sackner-Bernstein, MD, on "Why I am optimistic that we might now have a Silver Bullet for PD".
I am delighted to announce that our next NoSilverBullet Zoom webinar will be taking place at 7.30pm London time on Monday, the 17th of June. Jonathan Sackner-Bernstein, MD, will be talking to us about "Why I am optimistic that we might now have a Silver Bullet for PD". Please use the Eventbrite link
I am delighted to announce that our next NoSilverBullet Zoom webinar will be taking place at 7.30pm London time on Monday, the 17th of June. Jonathan Sackner-Bernstein, MD, will be talking to us about "Why I am optimistic that we might now have a Silver Bullet for PD". Please use the Eventbrite link
Michel0220
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
The 40 Hz flickering light restores synaptic plasticity and mitochondrial phenotype in experimental model of Alzheimer's disease May 2024
The 40 Hz flickering light restores synaptic plasticity and mitochondrial phenotype in experimental model of Alzheimer's disease May 2024
- https://www.researchgate.net/publication/380600451_The_40_Hz_flickering_light_restores_synaptic_plasticity_and_mitochondrial_phenotype_in_experimental_model_of_Alzheimer
The 40 Hz flickering light restores synaptic plasticity and mitochondrial phenotype in experimental model of Alzheimer's disease May 2024
- https://www.researchgate.net/publication/380600451_The_40_Hz_flickering_light_restores_synaptic_plasticity_and_mitochondrial_phenotype_in_experimental_model_of_Alzheimer
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
what is the risk from ALA?
What is this community’s take on ALA, as found in flaxseed oil? Is there risk for prostate cancer? If there is “risk”, is that solely an association with increased PSA? i.e. do significant amounts of flaxseed oil cause a change only in one’s baseline PSA? i.e. does it promote the [i]
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What is this community’s take on ALA, as found in flaxseed oil? Is there risk for prostate cancer? If there is “risk”, is that solely an association with increased PSA? i.e. do significant amounts of flaxseed oil cause a change only in one’s baseline PSA? i.e. does it promote the [i]
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lokibear0803
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
The role of PSMA PET/CT in predicting downgrading in patients with Gleason score 4+4 prostate cancer in prostate biopsy - W Jour Uro 5/21/24
[i]An interesting investigation aimed at validating the use of PSMA PET/CT in patients to adjust the Gleason score (downward) of their cancer based on conventional pre-surgery biopsy, scans (ultrasound & MRI). In this instance the focus was on downgrading from a high-risk of 8 to an intermediate-risk
[i]An interesting investigation aimed at validating the use of PSMA PET/CT in patients to adjust the Gleason score (downward) of their cancer based on conventional pre-surgery biopsy, scans (ultrasound & MRI). In this instance the focus was on downgrading from a high-risk of 8 to an intermediate-risk
cujoe
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Fight Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Any Carnivore dieters who are taking Parkinson’s medication?
Hello, I am a 42 year old woman, diagnosed with Parkinson’s, 17 years ago, at the age of 40. started Kinson Parkinson’s medication 4 years ago but I’m experiencing increased meds off times. I heard about the Carnivore diet and I am very interested in trying it, but I am not sure joe I can do it successfully
Hello, I am a 42 year old woman, diagnosed with Parkinson’s, 17 years ago, at the age of 40. started Kinson Parkinson’s medication 4 years ago but I’m experiencing increased meds off times. I heard about the Carnivore diet and I am very interested in trying it, but I am not sure joe I can do it successfully
Seekerofhealth
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
Please help me understand T3 etc as a medication
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as my eyes were bulging and the skin on my legs was thickening.
GOgrannyGO
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Protein supplements
I've been reading a lot about needing proteins to help with thyroid issues. Has anyone embarked on this route ?
I've been reading a lot about needing proteins to help with thyroid issues. Has anyone embarked on this route ?
HHHJC
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
PCA Prognosis?
Hi All! I am due for my 4rd Lupron treatment and follow-up next week. My bloodwork is done and my PSA is still <.01 for 9 months now. I have BRCA 1 and 2. When my Urologist gave me my initial diagnosis after my biopsies (Gleason 4+3=7 and 11 of 12 biopsies positive). nHe gave me a full report
Hi All! I am due for my 4rd Lupron treatment and follow-up next week. My bloodwork is done and my PSA is still <.01 for 9 months now. I have BRCA 1 and 2. When my Urologist gave me my initial diagnosis after my biopsies (Gleason 4+3=7 and 11 of 12 biopsies positive). nHe gave me a full report
Sagewiz
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Two updates in the Guidelines for PBC
PRACTICE GUIDANCE Primary biliary cholangitis: 2021 practice guidance update from the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases Lindor, Keith D.*,1; Bowlus, Christopher L.2; Boyer, James3; Levy, Cynthia4; Mayo, Marlyn5 Author Information Hepatology 75(4):p 1012-1013, April 2022. | DOI
PRACTICE GUIDANCE Primary biliary cholangitis: 2021 practice guidance update from the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases Lindor, Keith D.*,1; Bowlus, Christopher L.2; Boyer, James3; Levy, Cynthia4; Mayo, Marlyn5 Author Information Hepatology 75(4):p 1012-1013, April 2022. | DOI
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
4 months ago
Tuesday's Tips
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Two of the common conditions associated with PBC are thyroid conditions and with those that cause anemia. This is because they both have shared genetic factors that affect our immune response.
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An underactive thyroid is caused by an autoimmune response to the gland itself.
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Two of the common conditions associated with PBC are thyroid conditions and with those that cause anemia. This is because they both have shared genetic factors that affect our immune response.
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An underactive thyroid is caused by an autoimmune response to the gland itself.
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DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
2 months ago
hepatic Encephalopathy
morning, can anyone advice me about hepatic Encephalopathy ? I have stage 4 liver desease and was feeling so confused last night with things like time and thinking lights were off but were on is this the start of it? Last time I was like this was last march when I had my diagnoses, I take lactose which
morning, can anyone advice me about hepatic Encephalopathy ? I have stage 4 liver desease and was feeling so confused last night with things like time and thinking lights were off but were on is this the start of it? Last time I was like this was last march when I had my diagnoses, I take lactose which
Kingbilly3
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
Some good news to start the day: Complete Response in First Patient Ever Treated with 2 Doses of Cu-67 SAR-bisPSMA at 8GBq...6 months
I have already written about this, but then he approached the 6 months mark, so... "The patient remains with undetectable levels of Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) for almost 6 months, following the administration of the second dose of 67Cu-SAR-bisPSMA. PSA is a marker used to assess clinical response
I have already written about this, but then he approached the 6 months mark, so... "The patient remains with undetectable levels of Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) for almost 6 months, following the administration of the second dose of 67Cu-SAR-bisPSMA. PSA is a marker used to assess clinical response
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Lixisenatide as a treatment for early Parkinson’s disease progression
In this randomized controlled trial, lixisenatide reduced motor disability progression in Parkinson’s patients. 2. Individuals in the lixisenatide group experienced greater gastrointestinal side effects rates than individuals in the placebo group. Evidence Rating Level: 1 (Excellent) https:/
In this randomized controlled trial, lixisenatide reduced motor disability progression in Parkinson’s patients. 2. Individuals in the lixisenatide group experienced greater gastrointestinal side effects rates than individuals in the placebo group. Evidence Rating Level: 1 (Excellent) https:/
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
So the odds we all read about... are they true?
When my husband (age 52) was diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer two and a half years ago, he was told the outlook was "grim." Everything we read told us once it moves to the bone (his has) then you're looking at months, not years, of life left. He had TEMPUS done, which was basically the oncologist
When my husband (age 52) was diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer two and a half years ago, he was told the outlook was "grim." Everything we read told us once it moves to the bone (his has) then you're looking at months, not years, of life left. He had TEMPUS done, which was basically the oncologist
Anatalya
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
PSA Nadir 6 Months After Primary RT Correlates With Prostate Cancer Outcomes — Or does it?, MedPage Today May 22, 2024
[i]This article from MedPage Today is reproduced in full along with the link to the full access editorial comment is also provided. However, it has numerous hyperlinks to the the research cited within. The link to the MedPage article provides those links. [/i] [i]* * *[/i]
PSA Nadir 6 Months After
[i]This article from MedPage Today is reproduced in full along with the link to the full access editorial comment is also provided. However, it has numerous hyperlinks to the the research cited within. The link to the MedPage article provides those links. [/i] [i]* * *[/i]
PSA Nadir 6 Months After
cujoe
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Fight Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Request for Input
Before I leave this wonderful group I'd like to pick your individual/collective brains. Since it's too late to help my husband, I'm looking for info that I can pass on to my son and 6 grandsons so they might better understand this awful cancer should they ever get it. I'm also providing a bit more info
Before I leave this wonderful group I'd like to pick your individual/collective brains. Since it's too late to help my husband, I'm looking for info that I can pass on to my son and 6 grandsons so they might better understand this awful cancer should they ever get it. I'm also providing a bit more info
Shamrock46
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
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