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Brain metastasis
New (Portuguese) anecdotal case study below. [1] When I began reading PCa studies on PubMed, I saw a lot of cell studies that used LNCaP (from a lymph PCa cell), PC3 (from a bone PCa cell) &/or DU145 (supposedly a brain met cell, but now described as "derived from a central nervous system metastasis
New (Portuguese) anecdotal case study below. [1] When I began reading PCa studies on PubMed, I saw a lot of cell studies that used LNCaP (from a lymph PCa cell), PC3 (from a bone PCa cell) &/or DU145 (supposedly a brain met cell, but now described as "derived from a central nervous system metastasis
pca2004
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Fight Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
Depression, anxiety higher in lupus patients at risk of heart disease
“The findings of this study suggest the need for more
intensive
and global
care
, particularly regarding mental health, when considering SLE patients with a high cardiovascular risk profile,” its researchers wrote.
“The findings of this study suggest the need for more
intensive
and global
care
, particularly regarding mental health, when considering SLE patients with a high cardiovascular risk profile,” its researchers wrote.
lupus-support1
Administrator
in
LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
6 months ago
Am I too late?
I was discharged from the
intensive
care
unit after 6 days, with a planned follow up with the neurosurgeons 5 to 6 weeks later. My report says that they were happy with my progress after this follow up and didn’t plan any further follow ups.
I was discharged from the
intensive
care
unit after 6 days, with a planned follow up with the neurosurgeons 5 to 6 weeks later. My report says that they were happy with my progress after this follow up and didn’t plan any further follow ups.
Mike442
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Headway
14 hours ago
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😪😡😪 Need to vent.
So palliative care and the transplant team have asked the gp to provide particular care and meds, have they NO!!! Can I make an appointment to speak to a gp? NO!!! The only thing to reduce me to tears is trying to deal with the incompetence of my gp surgery.
So palliative care and the transplant team have asked the gp to provide particular care and meds, have they NO!!! Can I make an appointment to speak to a gp? NO!!! The only thing to reduce me to tears is trying to deal with the incompetence of my gp surgery.
Karenanne61
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
ED No More (the prequel)
I've had so many comments since my post "ED no more" that I felt I should offer more. I'm a neophyte on this site. As a matter of fact I avoid this site. I have always adopted an "ignorance is bliss" attitude towards life and my PC. My wife, on the other hand, is a nervous but adventurous individual
I've had so many comments since my post "ED no more" that I felt I should offer more. I'm a neophyte on this site. As a matter of fact I avoid this site. I have always adopted an "ignorance is bliss" attitude towards life and my PC. My wife, on the other hand, is a nervous but adventurous individual
Bangkok
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
ED no more
My case is unusual in as much as I was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer four years ago. A bone scan identified many areas where I had bone mets, even one between my shoulder blades on my spine that looked like structural surgery was inevitable. My PSA topped 1000 and I had zero treatments of any
My case is unusual in as much as I was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer four years ago. A bone scan identified many areas where I had bone mets, even one between my shoulder blades on my spine that looked like structural surgery was inevitable. My PSA topped 1000 and I had zero treatments of any
Bangkok
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
Being confident as a mother after post partum psychosis
And I suppose what hurts is that she came and saw my baby and looked after her a bit while I was in a Psychiatric
intensive
care
unit. I just feel really bitter and I feel like people think I am less of a person and less of a mother because I was ill.
And I suppose what hurts is that she came and saw my baby and looked after her a bit while I was in a Psychiatric
intensive
care
unit. I just feel really bitter and I feel like people think I am less of a person and less of a mother because I was ill.
Marshman
in
Action on Postpartum Psychosis
1 year ago
ART ADT n Life Without Testosterone for Prostate Cancer Patients
ART ADT n Life Without Testosterone for Prostate Cancer Patients ADT…we have all been told about it, some have selected it in their treatment regimes, most I fear have incomplete knowledge of what it does to general health, to men’s sexual function and specifically, to their penile organ. I had no
ART ADT n Life Without Testosterone for Prostate Cancer Patients ADT…we have all been told about it, some have selected it in their treatment regimes, most I fear have incomplete knowledge of what it does to general health, to men’s sexual function and specifically, to their penile organ. I had no
RMontana
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Active Surveillance - Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
Decided to opt out of at home hospice after six weeks
I feel good. I do not even feel sick. I still am on strong pain meds, but I no longer need the walker (the enhertu infusion from hell). The nurse comes twice a week at first and I said No, not necessary. So they cut it down to once a week. It is ridiculous. The nurse writes to her boss (the doctor
I feel good. I do not even feel sick. I still am on strong pain meds, but I no longer need the walker (the enhertu infusion from hell). The nurse comes twice a week at first and I said No, not necessary. So they cut it down to once a week. It is ridiculous. The nurse writes to her boss (the doctor
kearnan
in
SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
Covid Vaccination Study
Eight were admitted to
intensive
care
, and two died from their symptoms. "The short time span between COVID-19 vaccine administration and the onset of R-IMIDs suggests the potential possibility of a cause-and-effect relationship," the authors wrote.
Eight were admitted to
intensive
care
, and two died from their symptoms. "The short time span between COVID-19 vaccine administration and the onset of R-IMIDs suggests the potential possibility of a cause-and-effect relationship," the authors wrote.
noslak
in
PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
Some hopeful test news:🙏🏻
My son had a PSA of 20 just 3 mo after RRP last October 24th. Prior to that we had no idea from his test results that the PC was outside of the prostate. It had gone to his pelvic lymph nodes plus he’s tertiary five. He’s been on generic Zytiga and prednisone and Lupron and finished six weeks of IMRT
My son had a PSA of 20 just 3 mo after RRP last October 24th. Prior to that we had no idea from his test results that the PC was outside of the prostate. It had gone to his pelvic lymph nodes plus he’s tertiary five. He’s been on generic Zytiga and prednisone and Lupron and finished six weeks of IMRT
Cactus297
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
I’ve made a year.
I got upset yesterday because it was the anniversary of my surgery, I also got upset last Sunday because it was my actual Birthday on the Monday and I remember being in
intensive
coronary
care
unable to sleep just in case I didn’t make it to my 55th Birthday. Well last Monday I celebrated my 56th.
I got upset yesterday because it was the anniversary of my surgery, I also got upset last Sunday because it was my actual Birthday on the Monday and I remember being in
intensive
coronary
care
unable to sleep just in case I didn’t make it to my 55th Birthday. Well last Monday I celebrated my 56th.
Jako999
in
British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
Sweet!
Had 2nd of 90 days Lupron Feb 1-23 as adjuvant 6-month ADT therapy with my Salvage IMRT. First PSA test yesterday and T level. Undetectable (less than .006 uPSA) and T level of 30. Here's to hoping it stays down. I know BCR may happen over the long run with SVI, PNI, bladder neck, and surgical margins
Had 2nd of 90 days Lupron Feb 1-23 as adjuvant 6-month ADT therapy with my Salvage IMRT. First PSA test yesterday and T level. Undetectable (less than .006 uPSA) and T level of 30. Here's to hoping it stays down. I know BCR may happen over the long run with SVI, PNI, bladder neck, and surgical margins
runtrails
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Prostate Cancer Network
10 months ago
Would you have NODAL RT in 5 fractions?
Prostate SBRT in 5 fractions has now been adopted as standard of care for all risk levels of PCa. But doctors are now turning their eyes to nodal radiation (Whole Pelvis RT - WPRT) in 5 fractions as well. I am having HDR Brachy boost therapy with follow up node radiation starting next week at
Prostate SBRT in 5 fractions has now been adopted as standard of care for all risk levels of PCa. But doctors are now turning their eyes to nodal radiation (Whole Pelvis RT - WPRT) in 5 fractions as well. I am having HDR Brachy boost therapy with follow up node radiation starting next week at
SongofFred
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Issue with pain
Hello gents, my father 63yo was diagnosed with PC s4 at the end of 2022. T4N1M1b, PSA=30, G=7 (4+3), more details in profile. January 2023 started ADT (Zoladex) June 2023 went to MO with severe pain in his lower back and lumbar area, and started Chemo (Docetaxel). He just finished his 2nd cycle of
Hello gents, my father 63yo was diagnosed with PC s4 at the end of 2022. T4N1M1b, PSA=30, G=7 (4+3), more details in profile. January 2023 started ADT (Zoladex) June 2023 went to MO with severe pain in his lower back and lumbar area, and started Chemo (Docetaxel). He just finished his 2nd cycle of
Rrrspc
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
MRI-Guided ViewRay for Salvage Radiation
Looks like I'll be soon heading for 6-7 weeks of IMRT salvage radiation. Has anyone been treated or aware if MRI-guided linacs such as the Mridian Viewray offer an advantage over CT-guided ones when it comes to post-op salvage radiation? With prostate gone, it seems a higher portion of the bladder and
Looks like I'll be soon heading for 6-7 weeks of IMRT salvage radiation. Has anyone been treated or aware if MRI-guided linacs such as the Mridian Viewray offer an advantage over CT-guided ones when it comes to post-op salvage radiation? With prostate gone, it seems a higher portion of the bladder and
Rams91
in
Prostate Cancer Network
10 months ago
Happy Days are here again - PSA post IMRT
Hey y'all, I had labs done at AIS as I was there for a post op check after the 28 IMRTs. T under 10 and PSA dropped again from 5.2 to
3.89
💙
,
but I normally go thru Kaiser and this was Quest Labs. I think Kaiser sends out PSA to another lab. This PSA is the lowest in a year PTH
Hey y'all, I had labs done at AIS as I was there for a post op check after the 28 IMRTs. T under 10 and PSA dropped again from 5.2 to
3.89
💙
,
but I normally go thru Kaiser and this was Quest Labs. I think Kaiser sends out PSA to another lab. This PSA is the lowest in a year PTH
dockam
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Update
He cannot have dialysis because he is on palliative care
He cannot have dialysis because he is on palliative care
Carolsos
in
NRAS
1 year ago
Diarrhea and gas after radiation...
In 2019 I had 37 fractions of IMRT. First three years i had no issues to speak of concerning bowels. Last year I had a colonoscopy which showed enlarged blood vessels which was causing the occasional blood in my stool. My question is this...how many of you have had diarrhea and gas show up a few years
In 2019 I had 37 fractions of IMRT. First three years i had no issues to speak of concerning bowels. Last year I had a colonoscopy which showed enlarged blood vessels which was causing the occasional blood in my stool. My question is this...how many of you have had diarrhea and gas show up a few years
KarkMuzio
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Advice please - CBD
Hi all Just wondering if anyone can offer any words of advice. My dad has CBD and has recently been in hospital for 6 weeks. He has now been released home for palliative care. He is non-verbal, he has no mobility, he is doubley incontinent and is bedbound. My mum now has carers that come in 4 times
Hi all Just wondering if anyone can offer any words of advice. My dad has CBD and has recently been in hospital for 6 weeks. He has now been released home for palliative care. He is non-verbal, he has no mobility, he is doubley incontinent and is bedbound. My mum now has carers that come in 4 times
Stormtrooper4
in
PSP Association
1 year ago
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