Experiences with

Lynparza

The treatments I have tried are Tamoxifen, Anastrozole, Letrozole, and Lynparza. Now that I have discontinued treatment, I am feeling better than I have in a long time. I am spending my time volunteering and seeing friends. My mother is my main caretaker and we are incredibly close.

All set up with anti nausea meds. Does this kick in immediately? So tired of being fatigued after chemo for two years on as n off. Not looking forward st all to more side effects. I feel like I will simply end up lying around afore weeks and not being able to do anything although I handled two rounds

kinase inhibitor drug approved for the treatment of primary kidney cancer (advanced renal cell carcinoma), advanced primary liver cancer (hepatocellular carcinoma), FLT3-ITD positive AML and radioactive iodine resistant advanced thyroid carcinoma." [2] [3] Olaparib "(AZD-2281, MK-7339 trade name Lynparza

Not sure about Lynparza, but if Olaparib is anything to go by ($10k per month), then it will be very expensive.

If you have a germline BRCA mutation, you may want to speak with your doctor about taking a PARP inhibitor such as Talazoparib (Talzenna) or Olaparib (Lynparza), which are FDA-approved for HER2 negative MBC patients with BRCA mutations.

Patients with inherited (“germline”) BRCA mutations may want to speak with their medical teams about taking a PARP inhibitor such as Talazoparib (Talzenna) or Olaparib (Lynparza), which are FDA-approved for HER2 negative MBC patients with BRCA mutations.

Started on Lynparza about 3 weeks ago, prescribed dose is 150mgx4 (2 in morning and 2 at night) have a lot of nausea, fatigue and low energy! Wonder how different dosage (lower) would affect the wellbeing, quality of life!?

Has anyone else had side effects with Lynparza and/or abdominal pain even after 15 months post surgery? Thanks in advance for any responses and may God bless you all!

I´m hoping maybe anyone of you wonderfull people in here might be able to give us some good advice regarding the use of Lynparza/Olaparib at this stage.

In May 2018 I started Lynparza. I had severe side effects of nausea snd fatigue. They halved my dosage and I was still so sick I could barely get out of bed. I stopped it and started Rubraca. That was better but after taking it for four weeks I started getting really sick again.

I started the maintenance drug Lynparza in December 2017 and have been cancer free since then. I firmly believe in the power of positive thinking, the combination of eastern and western medicine.

This is the media version of the TOPARP-B study of Olaparib [Lynparza], conducted by a team at the Royal Marsden: https://www.technologynetworks.com/cancer-research/news/drug-effective-in-80-of-men-with-brca-mutant-prostate-cancer-320348 "A pioneering gene-targeted drug already licensed for breast and

After submitting all my records to u. Of Miami for the lymparza trial for targeted drugs for Brca 1 mutation, I met with the chief oncologist. It looked like he was looking for excuse not to let me in. All people in waiting room looked like they were end stage and were in wheelchairs. He kept asking

I've been on a clinical trial for the last nine months of Olaparib (Lynparza) and Cediranib.

PSA on the incline again. Scans show mets increasing on right side of pelvis (right side was clear a year ago) and a new spot on ninth rib. Nothing seems to work or work for very long. And lupron induced depression and fatigue doesn't help. Why dont they just remove the rib or the portion with cancer

After a full week on Lynparza I am doing fine no real side effects and hope it stays that way. Thanks for all the info from everyone. I want to wish everyone out there a very Merry Christmas and a Healthy and Happy New Year.

I'm reading what is being said about BRCA and Lynparza/ Oliparib and need someone to clear it up for me. Is this the drug you have for recurrence? If it is, does it have to be taken within a time period of last chemo?

Is there anyone else on this clinical trial? I have to take this combination together, or won't be able to continue. I have to take both. The Cediranib causes me debilitating stomach issues. I can handle the Olaparib. My Mo took me off of Cediranib for one week and lowered the dose. But now the side

I am new here and my Dr. suggested I try taking this and was wondering what anyone else taking this thought about it. I have had ovarian cancer three times now and she feels I am a good candidate. I was 13 years between the first and second time and 4 years between second and third. I was on Carboplatin

https://www.astrazeneca.com/media-centre/press-releases/2018/lynparza-in-combination-with-abiraterone-delayed-disease-progression-in-metastatic-castration-resistant-prostate-cancer-04062018.html