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Low Testosterone Could Be Bad News in COVID-19 — In small study, men with low levels were more likely to have severe illness - MedPage Today
Transcriptional profiling of circulating mononuclear cells revealed upregulation of hormone signaling pathways in patients requiring
intensive
care
vs those with milder disease.
Transcriptional profiling of circulating mononuclear cells revealed upregulation of hormone signaling pathways in patients requiring
intensive
care
vs those with milder disease.
cujoe
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Mum in hospital.. Acute alcoholic hepatitis and failing kidneys
He told me he'd had to discuss with mum whether to resuscitate or not, and whether to go to
Intensive
care
if needed (she said no to both).
He told me he'd had to discuss with mum whether to resuscitate or not, and whether to go to
Intensive
care
if needed (she said no to both).
worriedgirl
in
British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Rectal Bleeding 1 year after Radiation
From May through July 2020, I had 35 sessions of adjuvant IMRT (RP was in fall 2019). My RO told me to expect rectal bleeding after about 18 months. Since my last RO visit 3 months ago, I've been experiencing bleeding off/on, some fairly heavy, during bowel movements. Can anyone give advice or insight
From May through July 2020, I had 35 sessions of adjuvant IMRT (RP was in fall 2019). My RO told me to expect rectal bleeding after about 18 months. Since my last RO visit 3 months ago, I've been experiencing bleeding off/on, some fairly heavy, during bowel movements. Can anyone give advice or insight
DJBUNK
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
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Palliative care and intervential radiologist
Good morning to All: I have been reading all of your posts nightly. There has been so many changes with all of you lately. I will try to fill you in. I am now in palliative care . I didn't really understand what this entailed. There is a group of doctors pharmacists nurses social workers etc that
Good morning to All: I have been reading all of your posts nightly. There has been so many changes with all of you lately. I will try to fill you in. I am now in palliative care . I didn't really understand what this entailed. There is a group of doctors pharmacists nurses social workers etc that
Shelby4now
in
SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
3 years ago
Loughborough design student helps develop ventilation hood that has the potential to save lives of COVID-19 patients.
A third-year Loughborough University student has helped develop a ventilation product for coronavirus patients in
intensive
care
.
A third-year Loughborough University student has helped develop a ventilation product for coronavirus patients in
intensive
care
.
2greys
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Rising PSA despite salvage radiotherapy.
I have posted before but may be a short introduction helps. I am 71 yo and was dx of Gleason 6 back in May 2019 with PSA 10.5. Had my RARP in Toronto (Princess Margaret Hospital) in Oct 2019. I did not have lymph node exploration because the urologist did not feel that I needed it with Gleason 6. Pathology
I have posted before but may be a short introduction helps. I am 71 yo and was dx of Gleason 6 back in May 2019 with PSA 10.5. Had my RARP in Toronto (Princess Margaret Hospital) in Oct 2019. I did not have lymph node exploration because the urologist did not feel that I needed it with Gleason 6. Pathology
HKKWL
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Rising PSA
I have been a reader for a few months and decided to join the conversation. I listed details in my profile so will give a short summary here. RP May 2019. Post ADT and IMRT PSA rise from undetectable last September to 2.1 last month. At my request, urologist and RO are referring me to UCLA for PSMA
I have been a reader for a few months and decided to join the conversation. I listed details in my profile so will give a short summary here. RP May 2019. Post ADT and IMRT PSA rise from undetectable last September to 2.1 last month. At my request, urologist and RO are referring me to UCLA for PSMA
Dentilator
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
RT and ADT for High Risk PCa
In Apr 2018 I was diagnosed with PCa Gleason 5+5 and PSA of 250. PSMA Pet Scan showed tumour only in Prostrate with one ECE and Seminal Vesicles involvement. There were no Nodes visible and no mets. I immediately was put on Firmagon in June 2018. This was followed in Nov/Dec 18 with 44 sessions of 78
In Apr 2018 I was diagnosed with PCa Gleason 5+5 and PSA of 250. PSMA Pet Scan showed tumour only in Prostrate with one ECE and Seminal Vesicles involvement. There were no Nodes visible and no mets. I immediately was put on Firmagon in June 2018. This was followed in Nov/Dec 18 with 44 sessions of 78
binati
in
Prostate Cancer Network
3 years ago
PSA Time to Nadir
I'm 54, had RARP and IMRT, and am on the Eligard/Abiraterone regimen. My PSA has decreased from 340 to 0.63 over eight months. I've noticed that some people tend to have an immediate drop. Does the time to nadir indicate how long you will stay at this point before failure? I thought I had seen a
I'm 54, had RARP and IMRT, and am on the Eligard/Abiraterone regimen. My PSA has decreased from 340 to 0.63 over eight months. I've noticed that some people tend to have an immediate drop. Does the time to nadir indicate how long you will stay at this point before failure? I thought I had seen a
OhioGuy2
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Physical activity may reduce risk of poor COVID-19 outcomes.
A Kaiser Permanente study of nearly 50,000 people with COVID-19 suggested that regular physical activity provided strong protection from hospitalization,
intensive
care
unit admission, and death.
A Kaiser Permanente study of nearly 50,000 people with COVID-19 suggested that regular physical activity provided strong protection from hospitalization,
intensive
care
unit admission, and death.
2greys
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Severe brain injury experiences?
He is in
intensive
care
and we are in the early days of his potential recovery. I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences of comas and brain injury in general.
He is in
intensive
care
and we are in the early days of his potential recovery. I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences of comas and brain injury in general.
Daughter1995
in
The National Brain Appeal
3 years ago
Severe brain injury experiences?
He is in
intensive
care
and we are in the early days of his potential recovery. I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences of comas and brain injury in general.
He is in
intensive
care
and we are in the early days of his potential recovery. I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences of comas and brain injury in general.
Daughter1995
in
ICUsteps
3 years ago
When does rising PSA require further treatment.
2010 robotic prostatectomy at City of Hope, 2018 IMRT 3 months ADT at Johns Hopkins. Last 6 PSA tests at 6 month intervals: .03, .04, .04, .05, .02 and last .05. If PSA continues to rise, when is further treatment recommended?
2010 robotic prostatectomy at City of Hope, 2018 IMRT 3 months ADT at Johns Hopkins. Last 6 PSA tests at 6 month intervals: .03, .04, .04, .05, .02 and last .05. If PSA continues to rise, when is further treatment recommended?
Coupe31
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Severe brain injury experiences?
He is in
intensive
care
and we are in the early days of his potential recovery. I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences of comas and brain injury in general.
He is in
intensive
care
and we are in the early days of his potential recovery. I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences of comas and brain injury in general.
Daughter1995
in
Neuro Support
3 years ago
Severe brain injury experiences?
He is in
intensive
care
and we are in the early days of his potential recovery. I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences of comas and brain injury in general.
He is in
intensive
care
and we are in the early days of his potential recovery. I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences of comas and brain injury in general.
Daughter1995
in
Brain health
3 years ago
Severe brain injury experiences?
He is in
intensive
care
and we are in the early days of his potential recovery. I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences of comas and brain injury in general.
He is in
intensive
care
and we are in the early days of his potential recovery. I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences of comas and brain injury in general.
Daughter1995
in
Headway
3 years ago
Pulmonary function test tomorrow...
The pulmonary function test I had just before I was admitted to the
intensive
care
was 56% lung capacity. I am kind of nervous. Having a lot of trouble breathing lately, even while just getting dressed these days.
The pulmonary function test I had just before I was admitted to the
intensive
care
was 56% lung capacity. I am kind of nervous. Having a lot of trouble breathing lately, even while just getting dressed these days.
Willow7733
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Linking CFS mechanisms to failure to recover in intensive care
This important paper carefully describes the linkages between the reasons for failure to recover in ICU patients, and CFS. It brings in thyroid problems among many others. Downloadable.
Hypothesis: Mechanisms That Prevent Recovery in Prolonged ICU Patients Also Underlie Myalgic Encephalomyelitis
This important paper carefully describes the linkages between the reasons for failure to recover in ICU patients, and CFS. It brings in thyroid problems among many others. Downloadable.
Hypothesis: Mechanisms That Prevent Recovery in Prolonged ICU Patients Also Underlie Myalgic Encephalomyelitis
diogenes
in
Thyroid UK
3 years ago
New to the prostate cancer community
I am 76 years old and recently diagnosed with prostate cancer. A rise in PSA from 5.4 to 7.4 plus a bump felt on my prostate led to an MRI scan. That showed a 2.5x2 cm PIRADS 5 area on right side and smaller PIRADS 3 on the left. A biopsy with 20 samples, 12 random and 4 each of the two areas found
I am 76 years old and recently diagnosed with prostate cancer. A rise in PSA from 5.4 to 7.4 plus a bump felt on my prostate led to an MRI scan. That showed a 2.5x2 cm PIRADS 5 area on right side and smaller PIRADS 3 on the left. A biopsy with 20 samples, 12 random and 4 each of the two areas found
bigdoggatto
in
Prostate Cancer Network
3 years ago
Sensitive Post - the rollercoaster never ends 🤍
Both are and will be in the neonatal
intensive
care
unit for a while but they have shown already they are up for the fight! Just wanted to write this to say don’t give up hope to everyone going through this journey - it’s worth it in the end x
Both are and will be in the neonatal
intensive
care
unit for a while but they have shown already they are up for the fight! Just wanted to write this to say don’t give up hope to everyone going through this journey - it’s worth it in the end x
DreamerA
in
Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
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