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Latest Pylarify clear with PSA at 4
I just had my 3rd PSMA-PET, and was relieved but surprised that it was totally clear. I had expected mets similar to my 1st one which was also run at a PSA of 4. BTW, the Axumin scan was clear at that time. I've been on an ADT/Zytiga vacation for about 18 months. My PSA did become undetectable for
I just had my 3rd PSMA-PET, and was relieved but surprised that it was totally clear. I had expected mets similar to my 1st one which was also run at a PSA of 4. BTW, the Axumin scan was clear at that time. I've been on an ADT/Zytiga vacation for about 18 months. My PSA did become undetectable for
V10fanatic
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Experiences with Adrenal Cortex Or whole glandular supplements?
Hi If anyone on this forum has had any experience or opinions about adrenal glandulars, positive or negative, i would love to hear. I havent tried them yet, but i am curious... I say this because i first experimented with two different NDT's a couple of years ago ( a Thai and american ndt ) over the
Hi If anyone on this forum has had any experience or opinions about adrenal glandulars, positive or negative, i would love to hear. I havent tried them yet, but i am curious... I say this because i first experimented with two different NDT's a couple of years ago ( a Thai and american ndt ) over the
ColdBanana
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Oligometastatic prostate cancer: Reality or figment of imagination?
New paper below, [1] full text. Oligometastatic PCa has been controversial from the start, with some denying that it exists. "If you have one met, you have many - you just can't see them." Then there is the counting problem. One study indicated that a few spinal mets visible on a bone scan were oligometastatic
New paper below, [1] full text. Oligometastatic PCa has been controversial from the start, with some denying that it exists. "If you have one met, you have many - you just can't see them." Then there is the counting problem. One study indicated that a few spinal mets visible on a bone scan were oligometastatic
pjoshea13
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
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NTD dose advice please
2 weeks ago I started on Armour NDT as I wasn’t coping well on Levo. My DIO2 result came back as confirmed on one side so this might be partly a cause if not feeling great on Levo. The prescribing doctor suggested a dose of 3 grains of Armour and said I could start on that dose right away. Following
2 weeks ago I started on Armour NDT as I wasn’t coping well on Levo. My DIO2 result came back as confirmed on one side so this might be partly a cause if not feeling great on Levo. The prescribing doctor suggested a dose of 3 grains of Armour and said I could start on that dose right away. Following
HopefulMe23
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
The Evolving Role of Diet in Prostate Cancer Risk and Progression
New paper below [1] - full text. I don't recall seeing the journal "
Current Opinion in Oncology
" before. "Recent data have further solidified the association between insulin resistance and prostate cancer ...". It's good to finally read that, although data to suggest it has been around for
New paper below [1] - full text. I don't recall seeing the journal "
Current Opinion in Oncology
" before. "Recent data have further solidified the association between insulin resistance and prostate cancer ...". It's good to finally read that, although data to suggest it has been around for
pjoshea13
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
PSA rising during triplet therapy. What to ask the oncologist?
Hello to this wonderfully helpful community, my dad's initial PSA was extremely high (3103), so I don't know what to expect. The treatment has been going for four months and a half since ADT (2 months and a half since Zytiga and Docetaxel was added). He started ADT on December, Zytiga and Docetaxel
Hello to this wonderfully helpful community, my dad's initial PSA was extremely high (3103), so I don't know what to expect. The treatment has been going for four months and a half since ADT (2 months and a half since Zytiga and Docetaxel was added). He started ADT on December, Zytiga and Docetaxel
Sissel25
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
ADT and paroxysmal afib
Are there risks having ADT with respect to paroxysmal afib
Are there risks having ADT with respect to paroxysmal afib
pd63
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Pernicious Anaemia
Hi Guys I have had B12 above reference range (NHS UK so probably a very outdate reference range system) GP told me it was high a year ago. Nobody had told me! I don't take any B12 supplements or multi vitamins ( I take Vit D and Vit c separately daily only) I also have "borderline" full blood count
Hi Guys I have had B12 above reference range (NHS UK so probably a very outdate reference range system) GP told me it was high a year ago. Nobody had told me! I don't take any B12 supplements or multi vitamins ( I take Vit D and Vit c separately daily only) I also have "borderline" full blood count
Kwizzbit
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
test results
morning to all , I was just wondering about what I see on my test result My TSH apart from when I have, on a few occasions, reduced hormone treatment runs the same at 0.02 . With little change . Looking at my T4 it changes massively with from 20 sometimes 14 but looks like a see saw . Range
morning to all , I was just wondering about what I see on my test result My TSH apart from when I have, on a few occasions, reduced hormone treatment runs the same at 0.02 . With little change . Looking at my T4 it changes massively with from 20 sometimes 14 but looks like a see saw . Range
Gcart
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Adding TurkeyTail (or other Mushrooms) to my current treatment
I'm a 70 year old, healthy person who has faced no major health issues (or addressed them quickly.) I'm retired and live alone. After pushing for PSA test, I had 6 in 6/22 and 20 in 8/22. Biopsy in 9/22 showed Gleason 4+5=9 and classified as stage 4. Bone scan and Cat showed small metastices in spine
I'm a 70 year old, healthy person who has faced no major health issues (or addressed them quickly.) I'm retired and live alone. After pushing for PSA test, I had 6 in 6/22 and 20 in 8/22. Biopsy in 9/22 showed Gleason 4+5=9 and classified as stage 4. Bone scan and Cat showed small metastices in spine
DoubleBlind
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Any tips for IVF with endometriosis?
Hello everyone 😊 So, after years of starting our fertility journey, we're finally doing our first cycle. It took a long time as we were first using NHS, and there was COVID, surgeries,etc etc. We're now working with a private clinic and we're now doing our first cycle of embryo batching (to accumulate
Hello everyone 😊 So, after years of starting our fertility journey, we're finally doing our first cycle. It took a long time as we were first using NHS, and there was COVID, surgeries,etc etc. We're now working with a private clinic and we're now doing our first cycle of embryo batching (to accumulate
happyseal
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Addition of Metastasis-Directed Therapy to Intermittent Hormone Therapy for Oligometastatic PC. The EXTEND Phase 2 Randomized Clinical Trial
MDT and intermittent ADT offer a progression free survival advantage when compared with intermittent ADT alone. "MDT facilitated a longer time with eugonadal testosterone as part of an intermittent hormone therapy strategy." "Time to new lesion failure was longer for patients randomized to combined
MDT and intermittent ADT offer a progression free survival advantage when compared with intermittent ADT alone. "MDT facilitated a longer time with eugonadal testosterone as part of an intermittent hormone therapy strategy." "Time to new lesion failure was longer for patients randomized to combined
tango65
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Amenorrhoea and endometriosis
Hi all, I wondered if any of you have/or know if it’s possible to have pain associated with endometriosis, whilst not (for the last 5m) having periods? I had excision surgery for uterosacral ligament and POD endo 6m ago, had one horrendous period 2 weeks later and nothing since. On no hormonal treatment
Hi all, I wondered if any of you have/or know if it’s possible to have pain associated with endometriosis, whilst not (for the last 5m) having periods? I had excision surgery for uterosacral ligament and POD endo 6m ago, had one horrendous period 2 weeks later and nothing since. On no hormonal treatment
Saffie123
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Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
Your thoughts on getting off ADT while staying on AR inhibitor?
I often wonder why am i taking Orgovyx AND darolutamide especially since daro has the strongest binding to the androgen receptors than any of the other ari’s. What or how would normal T help if im blocking the Andro receptor anyway ? The only
three
things i can think of is: 1) Since darolutamide
I often wonder why am i taking Orgovyx AND darolutamide especially since daro has the strongest binding to the androgen receptors than any of the other ari’s. What or how would normal T help if im blocking the Andro receptor anyway ? The only
three
things i can think of is: 1) Since darolutamide
KocoPr
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Zoladex implant problem ?
Fellow travellers I reach out for your help experience and knowledge of having any problems following the Zoladex 12 week implant administration I had 6 monthly Zoladex and then decidesd to try the 12 week version. I had it 8 days ago and for the first time it bled and required 5 mins pressure to stop
Fellow travellers I reach out for your help experience and knowledge of having any problems following the Zoladex 12 week implant administration I had 6 monthly Zoladex and then decidesd to try the 12 week version. I had it 8 days ago and for the first time it bled and required 5 mins pressure to stop
SimMartin
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Why do we stop treatment
I have to post my experience of having once stopped treatment. I see various posts here with guys asking about stopping their treatments. I started treatment when I was 52 years old. ADT, Chemo and radiation. After treatment PSA went to undetectable. After 2 years with undetectable PSA I thought I was
I have to post my experience of having once stopped treatment. I see various posts here with guys asking about stopping their treatments. I started treatment when I was 52 years old. ADT, Chemo and radiation. After treatment PSA went to undetectable. After 2 years with undetectable PSA I thought I was
Islandboy2021
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Getting private prescriptions on NHS
Seeing GP soon to try and push for a diagnosis (rising TSH over time, low T4, now private test showing high antibodies), but I'm also booked into a private thyroid clinic next month. This is mainly because I want things to be managed at least initially by someone who is confident in terms of dosing and
Seeing GP soon to try and push for a diagnosis (rising TSH over time, low T4, now private test showing high antibodies), but I'm also booked into a private thyroid clinic next month. This is mainly because I want things to be managed at least initially by someone who is confident in terms of dosing and
seveneleven
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Bipolar Androgen Therapy Followed by Androgen Receptor Inhibition as Sequential Therapy for Prostate Cancer
Here's a treat - a review of BAT (Bipolar Androgen Therapy), actually written by Dr. Sam Denmeade [1]. In his intro, he makes a point of stressing that androgen receptor axis therapies are "highly effective [i]
palliative
[/i] therapy, but they are
not curative
." A few years ago it was
Here's a treat - a review of BAT (Bipolar Androgen Therapy), actually written by Dr. Sam Denmeade [1]. In his intro, he makes a point of stressing that androgen receptor axis therapies are "highly effective [i]
palliative
[/i] therapy, but they are
not curative
." A few years ago it was
pjoshea13
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Worrying study on long-term ADT (esp Enza)
I just came across a study (2019 International Journal of Pharmacology) that suggests that long-term use of ADT can cause neuroendicrine differentiation, leading to rapid spread and more aggressive spread. (the article was actually about the use of propanalol to counteract the effect of NED, but the
I just came across a study (2019 International Journal of Pharmacology) that suggests that long-term use of ADT can cause neuroendicrine differentiation, leading to rapid spread and more aggressive spread. (the article was actually about the use of propanalol to counteract the effect of NED, but the
CrocodileShoes
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
NDT / Thyroid Granular
hi all, Can anyone advise the difference between NDT and Thyroid Granular? Many thanks 🙏🏼
hi all, Can anyone advise the difference between NDT and Thyroid Granular? Many thanks 🙏🏼
Thyroid_mum
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
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