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PSA 1.175 Down from 21, 6 weeks ago. Is this good ?
After 6 weeks only on orgovyx my PSA has dropped to 1.175 from 21 and testosterone to 25 from 400. Are these numbers ok ? I read many here say their testosterone numbers are much lower - in single digits. Hence I am wondering if I should switch to Firmagon and see if they drop more. Do testosterone
After 6 weeks only on orgovyx my PSA has dropped to 1.175 from 21 and testosterone to 25 from 400. Are these numbers ok ? I read many here say their testosterone numbers are much lower - in single digits. Hence I am wondering if I should switch to Firmagon and see if they drop more. Do testosterone
Simpson80
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
23 days ago
PSA rising after salvage RT. What next?
My PSA is low but on the rise. <.006 in January and .042 now. I'm not on ADT. See bio for history. I hate to stand on the sidelines and watch it rise. Is there something I can do, or do I have to wait until PSA rises then have a scan? What is SOC? Your comments are appreciated.
My PSA is low but on the rise. <.006 in January and .042 now. I'm not on ADT. See bio for history. I hate to stand on the sidelines and watch it rise. Is there something I can do, or do I have to wait until PSA rises then have a scan? What is SOC? Your comments are appreciated.
SCreader
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
23 days ago
Zanu treatment
Hey y’all, Almost 3 weeks of Zanu. Bloodwork is “as expected “ for first line treatment, WBC 220 and Hemo 9. Feeling pretty good, most lymph node pain gone, more energy! Still have manageable side effects, diarrhea, nausea. Feeling really good about this treatment! Have a great day🤗
Hey y’all, Almost 3 weeks of Zanu. Bloodwork is “as expected “ for first line treatment, WBC 220 and Hemo 9. Feeling pretty good, most lymph node pain gone, more energy! Still have manageable side effects, diarrhea, nausea. Feeling really good about this treatment! Have a great day🤗
Nana1961
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CLL Support
23 days ago
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New guidelines to prevent skeletal events in metastatic prostate cancer
They are basically discussing denosumab and zoledronic acid in PCa with bone metastasis https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/nccn-2024/video/4222-2024-nccn-guidelines-preventing-skeletal-events-in-prostate-cancer-rashid-sayyid-zachary-klaassen.html
They are basically discussing denosumab and zoledronic acid in PCa with bone metastasis https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/nccn-2024/video/4222-2024-nccn-guidelines-preventing-skeletal-events-in-prostate-cancer-rashid-sayyid-zachary-klaassen.html
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
23 days ago
Intrinsic factor blood test
I had a blood test and got the result today - I haven't a clue what this means?? Any ideas? Intrinsic factor antibody level Intrinsic factor antibody level < 0.5 U/mL [0.0 - 6.9]; Negative <7 Equivocal 7 - 10 Positive >10 I can't even work out which part of the above is the result? I receive B12
I had a blood test and got the result today - I haven't a clue what this means?? Any ideas? Intrinsic factor antibody level Intrinsic factor antibody level < 0.5 U/mL [0.0 - 6.9]; Negative <7 Equivocal 7 - 10 Positive >10 I can't even work out which part of the above is the result? I receive B12
Loobs39
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
23 days ago
No Success with Renadyl for me....
Hello: Just wanted to post my experience with taking Renadyl. First, my Nephrologist never recommended it and I wondered why? Of course, if this did work for me, he couldn't recommend dialysis or a transplant and make money from it. A Renal Dietitian did recommend it. I tried Renadyl for six months but
Hello: Just wanted to post my experience with taking Renadyl. First, my Nephrologist never recommended it and I wondered why? Of course, if this did work for me, he couldn't recommend dialysis or a transplant and make money from it. A Renal Dietitian did recommend it. I tried Renadyl for six months but
FelineFandom146
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Early CKD Support
23 days ago
Thyroidectomy for Graves Disease
I’ve learned so much about Grave’s disease and TED here. This popped up on Medscape today: https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/1001236? Know Your Options: Thyroidectomy for Graves Disease. It’s lengthy, and a pretty good discussion of options, including their frustration that they are only treating
I’ve learned so much about Grave’s disease and TED here. This popped up on Medscape today: https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/1001236? Know Your Options: Thyroidectomy for Graves Disease. It’s lengthy, and a pretty good discussion of options, including their frustration that they are only treating
Poniesrfun
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Thyroid UK
23 days ago
Cortisol help please
Been feeling really tired for about 6 months and trying to work out why. The last thing I had added before this was testosterone to existing HRT, so I stopped that again about 4 months ago, so not an effect of that now. I take T3 only, have not changed dose for some time and my results are towards top
Been feeling really tired for about 6 months and trying to work out why. The last thing I had added before this was testosterone to existing HRT, so I stopped that again about 4 months ago, so not an effect of that now. I take T3 only, have not changed dose for some time and my results are towards top
AKatieD
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Thyroid UK
24 days ago
If anyone is interested, my wife Beatrice interviewed me for the Young Onset Parkinson's Network newspaper
If you want to see the recording of the interview, please connect to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@nosilverbullet4pd998/videos If you want to know more about NoSilverBullet4PD, the Parkinson's support group that is co-managed by Mark Limebear and myself, please visit our website: https
If you want to see the recording of the interview, please connect to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@nosilverbullet4pd998/videos If you want to know more about NoSilverBullet4PD, the Parkinson's support group that is co-managed by Mark Limebear and myself, please visit our website: https
Michel0220
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Cure Parkinson's
24 days ago
The dilemma of hypoalbuminemia
Hello everyone, I have a history of MPN for many years, I have noticed that my liver protein, total protein, albumin, and prealbumin levels are all frighteningly low in routine medical examinations. I even suspect that my C-reactive protein levels are low even when I am in an inflammatory state. Low
Hello everyone, I have a history of MPN for many years, I have noticed that my liver protein, total protein, albumin, and prealbumin levels are all frighteningly low in routine medical examinations. I even suspect that my C-reactive protein levels are low even when I am in an inflammatory state. Low
merlisa
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MPN Voice
24 days ago
New to CKD recommendations
Hello. I was recently diagnosed with CKD stage 3, without a history of high blood pressure or diabetes. Any recommendations on amazing nephrologists in the San Francisco Bay Area or Sonoma County area greatly appreciated. Took the kidney class, and connecting with a nutritionist specializing in kidney
Hello. I was recently diagnosed with CKD stage 3, without a history of high blood pressure or diabetes. Any recommendations on amazing nephrologists in the San Francisco Bay Area or Sonoma County area greatly appreciated. Took the kidney class, and connecting with a nutritionist specializing in kidney
minime_dh
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Kidney Dialysis
24 days ago
First ADT holiday
25 July 2024. First ADT (hormone therapy) holiday since Dec22 ADT started 5Dec 2022 Leg weakness Started lifting weights etc Abiraterone started Aug 2023 + noticeable cognitive impairment
25 July 2024. First ADT (hormone therapy) holiday since Dec22 ADT started 5Dec 2022 Leg weakness Started lifting weights etc Abiraterone started Aug 2023 + noticeable cognitive impairment
Rob11111
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
25 days ago
Just for kicks, I asked Bing AI what bassofspades thinks about Parkinsons disease. Here’s what it came up with.
**Bassofspades** is an active member on HealthUnlocked, particularly in the Cure Parkinson's community. They have shared their personal experiences and thoughts on living with Parkinson's disease. Here are some key points from their posts: 1. **Living with Parkinson's**: Bassofspades emphasizes the
**Bassofspades** is an active member on HealthUnlocked, particularly in the Cure Parkinson's community. They have shared their personal experiences and thoughts on living with Parkinson's disease. Here are some key points from their posts: 1. **Living with Parkinson's**: Bassofspades emphasizes the
bassofspades
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Cure Parkinson's
25 days ago
CAD at 47 - Shock
Just a bit of background. Was suffering from anxiety attacks and heart palpitations last Sep. Was referred to a cardiologist (privately). Did the usual tests (holt ecg / Echo / CTCA). Whilst the ecg and echo came back with no issues, unfortunately CTCA showed moderate( 50%) stenosis in mid-LAD. Calcium
Just a bit of background. Was suffering from anxiety attacks and heart palpitations last Sep. Was referred to a cardiologist (privately). Did the usual tests (holt ecg / Echo / CTCA). Whilst the ecg and echo came back with no issues, unfortunately CTCA showed moderate( 50%) stenosis in mid-LAD. Calcium
TasteLessFood4Life
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British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
prostate cancer that does not produce psa
Hi everyone. My dad’s PSA has always been low, so when he was diagnosed, we were very shocked. His team checks his PSA, although PSMA have been more telling for him. His PSA today is the highest it has ever been at 17. His last PSMA was better than the one before. Is it possible for prostate cancer
Hi everyone. My dad’s PSA has always been low, so when he was diagnosed, we were very shocked. His team checks his PSA, although PSMA have been more telling for him. His PSA today is the highest it has ever been at 17. His last PSMA was better than the one before. Is it possible for prostate cancer
Concerneddaughter123
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
25 days ago
Liver pain?
I was diagnosed with compensated liver cirrhosis 7 weeks ago. My blood work and ultrasound look ok. I have been having these sharp pains in my liver area and sometimes on my left side also. It only lasts 10 seconds or so. My specialist says its not a symptom of cirrhosis. She says it could be stress
I was diagnosed with compensated liver cirrhosis 7 weeks ago. My blood work and ultrasound look ok. I have been having these sharp pains in my liver area and sometimes on my left side also. It only lasts 10 seconds or so. My specialist says its not a symptom of cirrhosis. She says it could be stress
Maddog2024
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British Liver Trust
25 days ago
biopsy
Is there any advantage to a prostate biopsy after initial radiation and 3/4 year of ADT…..? Salvage high dose brachytherapy is being considered and a third prostate biopsy has just been done. What might they be looking for…..placement,grade,Gleason?
Is there any advantage to a prostate biopsy after initial radiation and 3/4 year of ADT…..? Salvage high dose brachytherapy is being considered and a third prostate biopsy has just been done. What might they be looking for…..placement,grade,Gleason?
Tommyj2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
26 days ago
rising PSA
My PSA started rising after 6 years of being undetectable. July 2023 , PSA 0.10 and July 2024 PSA 0.70 . I had a PSMA pet scan when my PSA hit 0.30 in November 2023 , scan did not show any cancer. I have another PSA test scheduled for early October; my doctor wants to wait until my PSA hits 1 before
My PSA started rising after 6 years of being undetectable. July 2023 , PSA 0.10 and July 2024 PSA 0.70 . I had a PSMA pet scan when my PSA hit 0.30 in November 2023 , scan did not show any cancer. I have another PSA test scheduled for early October; my doctor wants to wait until my PSA hits 1 before
Rfs1975
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
26 days ago
Shocking story about women dying of CRF/ME
Did anyone read about the women who died from CFS/ME? https://news.sky.com/story/woman-with-me-died-after-begging-gp-for-help-inquest-told-13183530 Why didn't anyone try B12 and see if it could help her? If you look online there is masses of information about how B12 can help CFS/ME. For example
Did anyone read about the women who died from CFS/ME? https://news.sky.com/story/woman-with-me-died-after-begging-gp-for-help-inquest-told-13183530 Why didn't anyone try B12 and see if it could help her? If you look online there is masses of information about how B12 can help CFS/ME. For example
charks
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
26 days ago
Spinal injection
Hi everyone how are we all today ? Well I've now asked Painmanagement for a spinal injection physio just not helping and I cant cope with anymore piriformis and sciatica so speak to them in 2 weeks. I had one in 2014 but it wasnt very successful but that was then this is now. What is your thought on
Hi everyone how are we all today ? Well I've now asked Painmanagement for a spinal injection physio just not helping and I cant cope with anymore piriformis and sciatica so speak to them in 2 weeks. I had one in 2014 but it wasnt very successful but that was then this is now. What is your thought on
Betsy50
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Pain Concern
10 months ago
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