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Many COVID-19 patients produce immune responses against their body's tissues or organs
These results were compared to a control group of 32 patients who were in
intensive
care
for another reason other than COVID-19. https://medicalxpress.com/news/2021-06-covid-patients-immune-responses-body.html Clinical & Experimental Immunology.
These results were compared to a control group of 32 patients who were in
intensive
care
for another reason other than COVID-19. https://medicalxpress.com/news/2021-06-covid-patients-immune-responses-body.html Clinical & Experimental Immunology.
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Last Legs Keytruda(Pemberolizumab)
How many of my fellow Prostate cancer sufferers have had this drug prescribed. I have been on it for 6months and I dont think it is doing me any good a tall. I am on the point of cancelling treatment tomorrow when I visit my oncologist and just heading straight into palliative care which may include
How many of my fellow Prostate cancer sufferers have had this drug prescribed. I have been on it for 6months and I dont think it is doing me any good a tall. I am on the point of cancelling treatment tomorrow when I visit my oncologist and just heading straight into palliative care which may include
DunandDusted
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Androgen receptor (AR) heterogeneity ... and therapy resistance
New paper below [1]. Back in 2004, PubMed had the findings of a few studies that looked at PCa androgen receptor [AR] at diagnosis & in hormone refractory prostate cancer (HRPC), as CRPC was then called. At diagnosis - meaning before treatment - the AR was essentially 'wild type'. From a
1995[/
New paper below [1]. Back in 2004, PubMed had the findings of a few studies that looked at PCa androgen receptor [AR] at diagnosis & in hormone refractory prostate cancer (HRPC), as CRPC was then called. At diagnosis - meaning before treatment - the AR was essentially 'wild type'. From a
1995[/
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
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Gleason 3+4. I had robotic prostatectomy in 2010 , PSA in 2018 was 1.5. All scans including clinical trial PSMA 18F were clear. IMRT and 4 months Eligard and Casodex. PSA was reported to be less than 0.1. Past three years PSA has risen from 0.03 to 0.05. (.03, .04, .04, .05, .02 and .05) PSA
Gleason 3+4. I had robotic prostatectomy in 2010 , PSA in 2018 was 1.5. All scans including clinical trial PSMA 18F were clear. IMRT and 4 months Eligard and Casodex. PSA was reported to be less than 0.1. Past three years PSA has risen from 0.03 to 0.05. (.03, .04, .04, .05, .02 and .05) PSA
Coupe31
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
First ten days in hospice
Another update on our journey... (Brief background: after over a year of failing multiple treatments to control his cancer, my husband decided in April that he did not wish to continue pursuing treatments other than palliative care. On May 27 we were accepted into a Medicare hospice program.) So far
Another update on our journey... (Brief background: after over a year of failing multiple treatments to control his cancer, my husband decided in April that he did not wish to continue pursuing treatments other than palliative care. On May 27 we were accepted into a Medicare hospice program.) So far
WildRose6
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Please sign this petition
Today, on National ICU Rehabilitation Day, ICUsteps have launched a rehabilitation campaign #RehabIsCritical Campaign partners:
Intensive
care
society , FICM, Chartered Soc of Physiotherapy, British psychological society, Royal College of Speech and language therapists, Royal College of Occupational
Today, on National ICU Rehabilitation Day, ICUsteps have launched a rehabilitation campaign #RehabIsCritical Campaign partners:
Intensive
care
society , FICM, Chartered Soc of Physiotherapy, British psychological society, Royal College of Speech and language therapists, Royal College of Occupational
Rhyl1
Administrator
in
ICUsteps
3 years ago
Dad in icu with covid 8 weeks. Doctor talking about end of life care
Hi all my dad has been in
intensive
care
for 8 weeks during this time he had bipap for a week then his lung collapsed and he was placed on a ventilator 24 hours later we were called to the hospital as his organs were failing but after being placed on dialysis he got a bit better.
Hi all my dad has been in
intensive
care
for 8 weeks during this time he had bipap for a week then his lung collapsed and he was placed on a ventilator 24 hours later we were called to the hospital as his organs were failing but after being placed on dialysis he got a bit better.
Mrs_blounty
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ICUsteps
3 years ago
Is drug treatment the only way to go?
Are my MO's doing the right thing? At 67, both Fox Chase and Moffit oncologists are of the same opinion that I should/can hold off starting any further treatment until doubling time is less than 6-9 months. Original PSA 7.4, Gleason 3+3, surgery 5/2007. Had slight PSA rise and had IMRT 3/2008. PSA still
Are my MO's doing the right thing? At 67, both Fox Chase and Moffit oncologists are of the same opinion that I should/can hold off starting any further treatment until doubling time is less than 6-9 months. Original PSA 7.4, Gleason 3+3, surgery 5/2007. Had slight PSA rise and had IMRT 3/2008. PSA still
mickeypb
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Latest PSA 0.019
I was diagnosed last April, 2020 with locally advanced PC. Gleason 8. Stage: T3, N1, M0. Presenting PSA: 93. Had a PSMA/PET: no sign of mets other than three small pelvic LN's. Treatment with ADT: Lupron, Zytiga, Prednisone in June 2020 followed by IMRT to prostate and pelvic nodes. PSA is now 0.019
I was diagnosed last April, 2020 with locally advanced PC. Gleason 8. Stage: T3, N1, M0. Presenting PSA: 93. Had a PSMA/PET: no sign of mets other than three small pelvic LN's. Treatment with ADT: Lupron, Zytiga, Prednisone in June 2020 followed by IMRT to prostate and pelvic nodes. PSA is now 0.019
dexy1234
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Am I Crazy???
Let me preface this post by saying that I’m one of those guys who values quality of life over longevity, within reason. I know this stance is very controversial on this forum, and so I will tread lightly. Almost all of you guys are fighting tooth and nail for your last breath, and I respect that.
Let me preface this post by saying that I’m one of those guys who values quality of life over longevity, within reason. I know this stance is very controversial on this forum, and so I will tread lightly. Almost all of you guys are fighting tooth and nail for your last breath, and I respect that.
Murph256
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Hubby update, saw Hepatology Registrar
Hubby was very shocked at what she said. Hubby had a CT scan recently, it shows the lymph nodes in his lungs are stable, they are about 12mm in size. His liver is still Decompensated. She told hubby that his condition is very serious. She said that if he does not stop drinking, then he probably has
Hubby was very shocked at what she said. Hubby had a CT scan recently, it shows the lymph nodes in his lungs are stable, they are about 12mm in size. His liver is still Decompensated. She told hubby that his condition is very serious. She said that if he does not stop drinking, then he probably has
mumof3girls
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
K I S S, yes trying to keep it simple. A Lupron vacation after 2 yrs on & Abiraterone(250mg) & Prednisone 5mg? Yes or no?
Well, discussions with my med oncologist June 3rd did entail the possibility of stopping my Lupron 90 day injections this Sept. Notice I said possibility. 1. I've had two successful CT scans of my abdomen/Pelvis this year(primarily to detect my severe diverticulitis) both scans showed no 'cancer lesion
Well, discussions with my med oncologist June 3rd did entail the possibility of stopping my Lupron 90 day injections this Sept. Notice I said possibility. 1. I've had two successful CT scans of my abdomen/Pelvis this year(primarily to detect my severe diverticulitis) both scans showed no 'cancer lesion
depotdoug
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Ductal PCA - Avoid T.U.R.P. and Self Cath
I have serious pissing problems with this cancer and after DX last fall, a TURP was done in December. From that sample, pathology determined this beast to be a Ductal PCA, a very aggressive cancer. Pissing problems returned in March, and the answer was to perform another TURP. Radiation Doc
I have serious pissing problems with this cancer and after DX last fall, a TURP was done in December. From that sample, pathology determined this beast to be a Ductal PCA, a very aggressive cancer. Pissing problems returned in March, and the answer was to perform another TURP. Radiation Doc
DMohr011
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Useful write by an unknown lady saved in my system long back and forgotten by me!
As an addict of reading materials on health, this article I had saved but forgot it. After joining this group, I deep dived into my computer and found this. Written by a Tamil south Indian lady, few words may be new to a few. I am SHARING, WITH A REQUEST FOR THE READER'S OPINIONS only and not recommending
As an addict of reading materials on health, this article I had saved but forgot it. After joining this group, I deep dived into my computer and found this. Written by a Tamil south Indian lady, few words may be new to a few. I am SHARING, WITH A REQUEST FOR THE READER'S OPINIONS only and not recommending
6054
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Diabetes India
3 years ago
Can patients with low-risk PCa benefit from radical treatment?
New (disturbing) meta-analysis below [1]. "Radical prostatectomy, radiotherapy and active surveillance are three widely used treatment options for patients with low-risk prostate cancer, but the relative effects are controversial." "Twenty-two studies containing 185,363 participants were pooled for the
New (disturbing) meta-analysis below [1]. "Radical prostatectomy, radiotherapy and active surveillance are three widely used treatment options for patients with low-risk prostate cancer, but the relative effects are controversial." "Twenty-two studies containing 185,363 participants were pooled for the
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Just to introduce myself
Hello all! I'm reading posts and starting to comment so I thought I'd introduce myself. My name is Leo, my wife Susie was diagnosed with TNBC in Sept 18. Chemo, FEC-T and double mastectomy, all quiet until Dec 20 and then stage 4 mets to lung and lymph nodes. As only palliative care was offered, we
Hello all! I'm reading posts and starting to comment so I thought I'd introduce myself. My name is Leo, my wife Susie was diagnosed with TNBC in Sept 18. Chemo, FEC-T and double mastectomy, all quiet until Dec 20 and then stage 4 mets to lung and lymph nodes. As only palliative care was offered, we
Winner123
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
3 years ago
Finally Starting Treatment
Summarizing: 76 years old diagnosed in May with Gleason 4+4. All 10 samples on the right side were positive with "disrupted" capsule. Since then 1. PSA rose from 7.4 to 9.2 2. Had Axumin PET scan which was clear 3. Decipher test came back .87 4. Invitae found CHEK2 mutation So I'm starting Orgovyx on
Summarizing: 76 years old diagnosed in May with Gleason 4+4. All 10 samples on the right side were positive with "disrupted" capsule. Since then 1. PSA rose from 7.4 to 9.2 2. Had Axumin PET scan which was clear 3. Decipher test came back .87 4. Invitae found CHEK2 mutation So I'm starting Orgovyx on
bigdoggatto
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Prostate Cancer Network
3 years ago
My Health Parameters before I started my LCHF journey
In continuation to my previous post , I wanted to share my health parameters before I resorted to LCHF...... I was just doing fine ...my fasting was 94, PP was 116, HBA1c was 6.1....my lipid profile was much better as you can see from my attached report . What was I eating then ? This report if you
In continuation to my previous post , I wanted to share my health parameters before I resorted to LCHF...... I was just doing fine ...my fasting was 94, PP was 116, HBA1c was 6.1....my lipid profile was much better as you can see from my attached report . What was I eating then ? This report if you
namaha
Administrator
in
Diabetes India
3 years ago
One more Lab Report during my LCHF journey !
My HBA1C climbed to 7.1....during my LCHF journey Cholesterol to 221. LDL climbed to 137 and triglyceride at 113 My doctor increased my medicine dosage , put me on statin for heart and ARB for kidney protection... This results are consequent to restricting carbs, grains, legumes and vegetables &
My HBA1C climbed to 7.1....during my LCHF journey Cholesterol to 221. LDL climbed to 137 and triglyceride at 113 My doctor increased my medicine dosage , put me on statin for heart and ARB for kidney protection... This results are consequent to restricting carbs, grains, legumes and vegetables &
namaha
Administrator
in
Diabetes India
3 years ago
Pacemaker
I was in
intensive
care
until my Apixaban wore off and they implanted a pacemaker on Tuesday. I was told my heart was stopping for 10 seconds at a time. I am home now and feeling very reassured that my heart doesn't drop below 60bpm. I can now take my AF mess without worrying.
I was in
intensive
care
until my Apixaban wore off and they implanted a pacemaker on Tuesday. I was told my heart was stopping for 10 seconds at a time. I am home now and feeling very reassured that my heart doesn't drop below 60bpm. I can now take my AF mess without worrying.
MarinaT
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AF Association
3 years ago
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