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DO YOU TRUST YOUR DOCTOR? Free registration at malecare.org/trust-in-healthcare
Malecare and Prostate Cancer Research (UK) Virtual Conference: TRUST AND HEALTHCARE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2024 on Youtube.com/Malecare 12 PM ET to 6:10 PM ET (New York time) Register with your email for free at https://malecare.org/trust-in-healthcare Prostate Cancer Research (PCR) is a patient-centric
Malecare and Prostate Cancer Research (UK) Virtual Conference: TRUST AND HEALTHCARE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2024 on Youtube.com/Malecare 12 PM ET to 6:10 PM ET (New York time) Register with your email for free at https://malecare.org/trust-in-healthcare Prostate Cancer Research (PCR) is a patient-centric
Darryl
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Active Surveillance - Prostate Cancer
11 days ago
Phase 2 trial: Evaluation of Treatment Interruption After Response in mHSPC
"Patients are allowed to enrolle if they have a stable or falling prostate-specific antigen (PSA) level below 0.2 ng/mL and a castrate testosterone level under 50 ng/dL at baseline after having a PSA level of at least 5 ng/mL and a testosterone level of at least 150 ng/dL prior to the start of ADT. "
"Patients are allowed to enrolle if they have a stable or falling prostate-specific antigen (PSA) level below 0.2 ng/mL and a castrate testosterone level under 50 ng/dL at baseline after having a PSA level of at least 5 ng/mL and a testosterone level of at least 150 ng/dL prior to the start of ADT. "
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 days ago
Should I do chemotherapy?
New here. I am 81 and was diagnosed last month with PCa metastatic to a few bones. Gleason 9. PSA 21 at diagnosis. Have been put on orgovyx and xtandi. Chemo was not mentioned. Reading some posts here I wonder if chemo would be an important option for me ? I will turn 82 In a few
New here. I am 81 and was diagnosed last month with PCa metastatic to a few bones. Gleason 9. PSA 21 at diagnosis. Have been put on orgovyx and xtandi. Chemo was not mentioned. Reading some posts here I wonder if chemo would be an important option for me ? I will turn 82 In a few
Simpson80
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 days ago
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After Orgovyx
Age 76, diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in December 2021. PSA was 8.6, but had zero symptoms. Started Orgovyx in February 2022 and received 25 treatments of external radiation therapy starting in March 2022. Treated in April 2022 with brachytherapy. Current PSA is negligible, but urologist
Age 76, diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in December 2021. PSA was 8.6, but had zero symptoms. Started Orgovyx in February 2022 and received 25 treatments of external radiation therapy starting in March 2022. Treated in April 2022 with brachytherapy. Current PSA is negligible, but urologist
BubbaC
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Prostate Cancer Network
12 days ago
When to Commence ADT and/or Androgen Blocking Therapy?
Greetings All - New to this forum but have followed the Healing Well PC forum since beginning treatment in 2018 and later began to follow Prostate Cancer News, Reviews and Views which referenced this forum. The details are provided below but my question is: At what ultra-sensitive (LabCorp) PSA level
Greetings All - New to this forum but have followed the Healing Well PC forum since beginning treatment in 2018 and later began to follow Prostate Cancer News, Reviews and Views which referenced this forum. The details are provided below but my question is: At what ultra-sensitive (LabCorp) PSA level
Biochem
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
12 days ago
Ckd with one kidney
I am on 10mg per day Amlodepine. My blood pressure readings are 123/65/63. With just one kidney, eGFR is 46 PSA is 0. 7ug/l and Creatinine is127umol/l. On food supplements for my kidney and liver from Japan. Very stable virtually no pain from area of kidney.
I am on 10mg per day Amlodepine. My blood pressure readings are 123/65/63. With just one kidney, eGFR is 46 PSA is 0. 7ug/l and Creatinine is127umol/l. On food supplements for my kidney and liver from Japan. Very stable virtually no pain from area of kidney.
Amsaved
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Kidney Disease
12 days ago
Predicting Response to Bipolar Androgen Therapy - A Blood Based Biomarker Approach
Recently there has been a number of posts and subsequent responses from members of Fight Prostate Cancer on Bipolar Androgen Therapy. This very recent UroToday video (see link) in which Professor Samuel Denmeade is interviewed by Alicia Morgans might be of interest to some on this forum. In the
Recently there has been a number of posts and subsequent responses from members of Fight Prostate Cancer on Bipolar Androgen Therapy. This very recent UroToday video (see link) in which Professor Samuel Denmeade is interviewed by Alicia Morgans might be of interest to some on this forum. In the
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Fight Prostate Cancer
12 days ago
AI to predict clinical trials outcome
"Dr. Sabbagh explains that traditional endpoints like overall survival often require long follow-ups, delaying access to potentially life-saving treatments. His research leverages baseline clinical characteristics and PSA changes over four months to accelerate predictions of trial outcomes. " It would
"Dr. Sabbagh explains that traditional endpoints like overall survival often require long follow-ups, delaying access to potentially life-saving treatments. His research leverages baseline clinical characteristics and PSA changes over four months to accelerate predictions of trial outcomes. " It would
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
12 days ago
Dad's PSA now 1800..nothing works..Is this the end??
Hey all, It pains me to write this as I'm probably scared to hear the truth. I've posted a few times, but this time, it's different. Dad was in hospital for a spinal cord compression - new activity on c3, new mets to spine and PSA soaring to 1800. Those dreaded words, "all options have been exhausted
Hey all, It pains me to write this as I'm probably scared to hear the truth. I've posted a few times, but this time, it's different. Dad was in hospital for a spinal cord compression - new activity on c3, new mets to spine and PSA soaring to 1800. Those dreaded words, "all options have been exhausted
kikinini
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
12 days ago
Transrectal biopsy affects PSA readings for how long?
Hi Guys, Greetings to all. Just Joined this board. The last PSA test which I did which led to my diagnosis was 21. Bone Mets and Gleason 9. Had a biopsy done 3 weeks ago. Started Oral Orgovyx tablets 2 weeks ago. My question is for how long would a Transrectal prostate biopsy affect
Hi Guys, Greetings to all. Just Joined this board. The last PSA test which I did which led to my diagnosis was 21. Bone Mets and Gleason 9. Had a biopsy done 3 weeks ago. Started Oral Orgovyx tablets 2 weeks ago. My question is for how long would a Transrectal prostate biopsy affect
Simpson80
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
12 days ago
Does orgasm return post-ADT
I’m into my third month of ADT and have completely lost the ability to orgasm. I am LIVID. I was NEVER told of this side effect. In fact, I was told I’d likely have ED but orgasm would still be possible. Which is an outright lie. Has anyone had the ability to orgasm return after discontinuing ADT or
I’m into my third month of ADT and have completely lost the ability to orgasm. I am LIVID. I was NEVER told of this side effect. In fact, I was told I’d likely have ED but orgasm would still be possible. Which is an outright lie. Has anyone had the ability to orgasm return after discontinuing ADT or
PrettyUnhappyGuy
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Prostate Cancer And Gay Men
12 days ago
Sclerosis due to cancer or treatment?
I recently developed sclerosis in my left hip area...painful to sit on a hard surface. PSMA tech wrote 'sclerosis developed consistent with treatment'. Oncologist seems unconcerned. I've read that sclerosis can sometime happen when ADT reduces tumor size, which means the bone has to adjust. The recent
I recently developed sclerosis in my left hip area...painful to sit on a hard surface. PSMA tech wrote 'sclerosis developed consistent with treatment'. Oncologist seems unconcerned. I've read that sclerosis can sometime happen when ADT reduces tumor size, which means the bone has to adjust. The recent
CoastalTex
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
12 days ago
2nd pBAT cycle results: AR upregulation? Double strand breaks? Darolutamide?
Started 2nd pBAT cycle on 4-22-24 with a PSA of 0.62 measured 2 days earlier. All 6 injections were 50 mg eod of T propionate with .625 mg letrozole every 5th day as an aromatase inhibitor. The hiT cycle was cut short by 2 injections because of a plan to SBRT treat a pelvic lymph node chain that lit
Started 2nd pBAT cycle on 4-22-24 with a PSA of 0.62 measured 2 days earlier. All 6 injections were 50 mg eod of T propionate with .625 mg letrozole every 5th day as an aromatase inhibitor. The hiT cycle was cut short by 2 injections because of a plan to SBRT treat a pelvic lymph node chain that lit
Ichthus316
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Fight Prostate Cancer
12 days ago
Next step options after lupron/zytiga failed
I have been on monthly Lupron for 7 years (starting in 2014) after the spread of prostate cancer to my bones following a prostatectomy in 2014. Lupron alone was very effective until December 2021. I then added Zytiga/Prednisone which had worked well. But current (June 2024) scans show substantial disease
I have been on monthly Lupron for 7 years (starting in 2014) after the spread of prostate cancer to my bones following a prostatectomy in 2014. Lupron alone was very effective until December 2021. I then added Zytiga/Prednisone which had worked well. But current (June 2024) scans show substantial disease
sleepless-in-seattle
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
13 days ago
Targeted Biopsy
I live on the east coast of North Carolina. I’m looking for top choices of medical centers that conducts MRI targeted biopsies. I’ve been on active surveillance for 10 years but last three PSA tests have been rising. I’m currently being treated at Duke Medical but want to ensure best care for targeted
I live on the east coast of North Carolina. I’m looking for top choices of medical centers that conducts MRI targeted biopsies. I’ve been on active surveillance for 10 years but last three PSA tests have been rising. I’m currently being treated at Duke Medical but want to ensure best care for targeted
Scvol
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Prostate Cancer Network
13 days ago
Can medication elevate the PSA?
My PSA at time of the cancer diagnosis was 5.56. Being in the hospital right now with several meds surging through me, the PSA is at 348.00. Is this a normal reaction?
My PSA at time of the cancer diagnosis was 5.56. Being in the hospital right now with several meds surging through me, the PSA is at 348.00. Is this a normal reaction?
PARKER3237
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
13 days ago
Estrogen for Bone Health in PCa patient.
I am under treatment for Prostrate Cancer since mid 2019. Gleason 9-10 when detected with 250 PSA. Pet CT showed all contained in prostrate but with one ECE and seminal vesicles involvement. No spread visible to lymph nodes or anywhere in the body. Treatment was conventional ADT using Firmagon for 4
I am under treatment for Prostrate Cancer since mid 2019. Gleason 9-10 when detected with 250 PSA. Pet CT showed all contained in prostrate but with one ECE and seminal vesicles involvement. No spread visible to lymph nodes or anywhere in the body. Treatment was conventional ADT using Firmagon for 4
binati
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
13 days ago
Brachytherapy boost HDR vs LDR +/- ADT
A bit of my background: 50 years old, Gleason score of 4+3, a PSA of 11, decipher is low, and possible extracapsular extension. 1) I know what LDR and HDR do, but what are the differences in terms of their long-term side effects? 2) Should I include ADT for a better outcome and what percentage improvement
A bit of my background: 50 years old, Gleason score of 4+3, a PSA of 11, decipher is low, and possible extracapsular extension. 1) I know what LDR and HDR do, but what are the differences in terms of their long-term side effects? 2) Should I include ADT for a better outcome and what percentage improvement
Infamous9597
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
14 days ago
1 Yr on pBAT Results
Hi fellow warriors. After one year of Orgovyx and Darolutamide and still hormone sensitive i decided to change to a testosterone propionate BAT protocol (Russ' Protocol) Here is a graph of my PSA numbers. all the peaks were taken after or during high T cycle. The Highest Peak is 2.46 and lowest 0.03
Hi fellow warriors. After one year of Orgovyx and Darolutamide and still hormone sensitive i decided to change to a testosterone propionate BAT protocol (Russ' Protocol) Here is a graph of my PSA numbers. all the peaks were taken after or during high T cycle. The Highest Peak is 2.46 and lowest 0.03
KocoPr
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Fight Prostate Cancer
15 days ago
Bone scan/CT sensitivity?
My husband has only ever had regular nuclear bone scan and CT. PSA is now rising over 6 months from .45 to.9. At what PSA level would repeat scans be likely to image progression? I am aware of PSMA and this might come down the line but currently from what I read from TA and others is that we need comparable
My husband has only ever had regular nuclear bone scan and CT. PSA is now rising over 6 months from .45 to.9. At what PSA level would repeat scans be likely to image progression? I am aware of PSMA and this might come down the line but currently from what I read from TA and others is that we need comparable
Proflac
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
15 days ago
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