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One last push ..please...help for my Dad. NHS treatments no longer viable - Pca stage 4.
Guys...do not know how to connect this post to my previous ones..sorry. I'm also all over the place, forgive my ramblings! I have finally gotten hold of Dad's records. Nothing more NHS can do, so am looking at Turkey for Lu 177. I know this is an option, but want to literally exhaust anything in the
Guys...do not know how to connect this post to my previous ones..sorry. I'm also all over the place, forgive my ramblings! I have finally gotten hold of Dad's records. Nothing more NHS can do, so am looking at Turkey for Lu 177. I know this is an option, but want to literally exhaust anything in the
kikinini
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
adrenal insufficiency
hi I have a question about changing medication. I have GCA (3 years) but doing well and have reduced pred to 3mg. My endocrinologist wants to change the prednisilone to cortisone twice a day, 10mg am and 5mg pm in order to help kick start the adrenals. I've had the short Synacthen test twice now and
hi I have a question about changing medication. I have GCA (3 years) but doing well and have reduced pred to 3mg. My endocrinologist wants to change the prednisilone to cortisone twice a day, 10mg am and 5mg pm in order to help kick start the adrenals. I've had the short Synacthen test twice now and
Luciejane
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PMRGCAuk
1 month ago
Exercise therapy developed by Korean Organization
Researchers in Korea have developed an at-home exercise program to help patients suffering from Parkinson’s disease improve their motor function and reduce depression. The National Institute of Health of the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency said Tuesday that the safety and suitability
Researchers in Korea have developed an at-home exercise program to help patients suffering from Parkinson’s disease improve their motor function and reduce depression. The National Institute of Health of the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency said Tuesday that the safety and suitability
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
1 month ago
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Pluvicto and Renal Issues
I have had normal physical impact from my 4 previous Pluvicto injections: fatigue, reduced appitite, and additional sleep requirements. My fifth injection, 10 days ago, however, resulted in me being bedridden most of the time, no appetite, excessive sleep, stomach pain, and, and what I believe, severe
I have had normal physical impact from my 4 previous Pluvicto injections: fatigue, reduced appitite, and additional sleep requirements. My fifth injection, 10 days ago, however, resulted in me being bedridden most of the time, no appetite, excessive sleep, stomach pain, and, and what I believe, severe
GDG1
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
Metastatic Prostate Cancer
Just started Zytiga, prednisone and hormone shots for recurrent prostate cancer that has returned and spread to lungs. Just wondering if anyone else is taking these drugs and what their experience has been with side effects the first month or so. Thanks.
Just started Zytiga, prednisone and hormone shots for recurrent prostate cancer that has returned and spread to lungs. Just wondering if anyone else is taking these drugs and what their experience has been with side effects the first month or so. Thanks.
wpeebles
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
What treatment next as PSA increasing on Daroludamide & Lupron
My PSA is increasing after a year on Daroludamide and Lupron.
Questions:
1) can the Daroludamide be increased?
2) what is the next treatment after this to reduce PSA?
Sincere thanks.
My PSA is increasing after a year on Daroludamide and Lupron.
Questions:
1) can the Daroludamide be increased?
2) what is the next treatment after this to reduce PSA?
Sincere thanks.
mklc
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
Researchers discover new cellular mechanisms in Parkinson’s disease (technical)
“Our studies show that multiple pathways are perturbed in the disease and so we think that rescuing multiple pathways at once is essential for disease modification.” “We’re not saying that [alpha-synuclein aggregation] is not important, but we’re showing that there are other proteins and RNA inclusions
“Our studies show that multiple pathways are perturbed in the disease and so we think that rescuing multiple pathways at once is essential for disease modification.” “We’re not saying that [alpha-synuclein aggregation] is not important, but we’re showing that there are other proteins and RNA inclusions
jeffreyn
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Cure Parkinson's
1 month ago
Easing pain in sternum / breast bone when coughing and sneezing.
After I had had a Triple CABG Operation done, every time that I coughed, or sneezed, which I tend to do violently my sternum / breastbone / chest hurt a lot. It was not until a physiotherapist friend had told that hugging myself would make coughing and sneezing more comfortable , that it did not hurt
After I had had a Triple CABG Operation done, every time that I coughed, or sneezed, which I tend to do violently my sternum / breastbone / chest hurt a lot. It was not until a physiotherapist friend had told that hugging myself would make coughing and sneezing more comfortable , that it did not hurt
Vegart
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British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
recent cirrhosis diagnosis scared
Hi I’m new to this so not sure I can post this here , yesterday I received bad news about my liver , having cirrhosis NAFL metabolic dysfunction related liver disease I haven’t been given a prognosis however I am so scared , I am an alcoholic and morbidly obese , I have been given guidance ( brief
Hi I’m new to this so not sure I can post this here , yesterday I received bad news about my liver , having cirrhosis NAFL metabolic dysfunction related liver disease I haven’t been given a prognosis however I am so scared , I am an alcoholic and morbidly obese , I have been given guidance ( brief
Charlotteb1991
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British Liver Trust
1 month ago
Sacituzumab govitecan, an anti-Trop-2 antibody-drug conjugate, for treating cerebral metastasized castration-resistant prostate cancer.
Improved survival rates have been observed in castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) due to advancements in treatment options. However, individuals with brain metastases still have limited therapeutic options and an unfavorable prognosis. Therefore, there is an urgent need to explore new therapeutic
Improved survival rates have been observed in castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) due to advancements in treatment options. However, individuals with brain metastases still have limited therapeutic options and an unfavorable prognosis. Therefore, there is an urgent need to explore new therapeutic
God_Loves_Me
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
What a difference a year makes!
This is probably a post for those who are fairly new to the site, I still consider myself one of those people. This isn’t a post about reversing cirrhosis. Or some miracle I’ve experienced. It’s purely to provide my experience, the questions I had at the start, the complete hopeless feelings I experienced
This is probably a post for those who are fairly new to the site, I still consider myself one of those people. This isn’t a post about reversing cirrhosis. Or some miracle I’ve experienced. It’s purely to provide my experience, the questions I had at the start, the complete hopeless feelings I experienced
DaveQ67
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British Liver Trust
1 month ago
Good news from Korea - Stem cell-based therapy being developed by S.Biomedics
TED-A9 is an investigational therapy consisting of dopaminergic neuron precursors derived from human embryonic stem cells. These precursors are generated in a laboratory and have the potential to differentiate into various cell types under appropriate conditions. The therapy is surgically implanted
TED-A9 is an investigational therapy consisting of dopaminergic neuron precursors derived from human embryonic stem cells. These precursors are generated in a laboratory and have the potential to differentiate into various cell types under appropriate conditions. The therapy is surgically implanted
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
1 month ago
Slight PSA rise and MO discontinuing ADT due to fatigue
Father, 86, Stage 4A prostate cancer has been treated under STAMPEDE Protocol since November 2022 including prostate + whole pelvic radiation completed March 2023 (history in bio). Had appointment with MO today - initial plan was for this to be last shot of Lupron while Zytiga would be continued for
Father, 86, Stage 4A prostate cancer has been treated under STAMPEDE Protocol since November 2022 including prostate + whole pelvic radiation completed March 2023 (history in bio). Had appointment with MO today - initial plan was for this to be last shot of Lupron while Zytiga would be continued for
Superbfloor
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
Hubby having cabg X4 on Thursday
Hubby had a very mild heart attack 2 weeks ago. Kept in hospital then after a week sent to a specialist hospital in Sheffield to have angioplasty and stents. They immediately kept him in Sheffield hospital and he's having a quadruple bypass this Thursday. Feeling so scared and although they are fantastic
Hubby had a very mild heart attack 2 weeks ago. Kept in hospital then after a week sent to a specialist hospital in Sheffield to have angioplasty and stents. They immediately kept him in Sheffield hospital and he's having a quadruple bypass this Thursday. Feeling so scared and although they are fantastic
Hidden
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British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
looking for input - RIsing PSA with Negative PSMA Pet scan
diagnosed in 2020 with Oligometastatic prostate cancer (1 spot detected on right ischium (hip)). Had prostate removed via surgery, did 39 radiation treatments to hip and prostate bed and took Lupron and Erleada . Stopped the hormone therapy in July 2022 (psa undetectable for 2 yrs). My psa in 2024
diagnosed in 2020 with Oligometastatic prostate cancer (1 spot detected on right ischium (hip)). Had prostate removed via surgery, did 39 radiation treatments to hip and prostate bed and took Lupron and Erleada . Stopped the hormone therapy in July 2022 (psa undetectable for 2 yrs). My psa in 2024
ND1988
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
LVV Relapse Update
Good news … after 2 weeks at 25mgs pred, my markers are back to “normal”, ie CRP at 2 and ESR is 8. I have had two TCZ jabs a week apart, so could this have already created the masking effect, which had waned with the 4 weekly jabs? Now to begin the taper: 20mgs for 2 weeks and then 17.5 x 2 etc.
Good news … after 2 weeks at 25mgs pred, my markers are back to “normal”, ie CRP at 2 and ESR is 8. I have had two TCZ jabs a week apart, so could this have already created the masking effect, which had waned with the 4 weekly jabs? Now to begin the taper: 20mgs for 2 weeks and then 17.5 x 2 etc.
LemonZest11
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PMRGCAuk
1 month ago
Borderline/low cortisol child
Hello lovely people, I posted last week about my 9 year old daughter being diagnosed with autoimmune hypothyroidism. I received some great support from this community and wonder whether you could perhaps offer me some further wisdom please. It transpires that she also has a cortisol level that is just
Hello lovely people, I posted last week about my 9 year old daughter being diagnosed with autoimmune hypothyroidism. I received some great support from this community and wonder whether you could perhaps offer me some further wisdom please. It transpires that she also has a cortisol level that is just
figster
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Thyroid UK
1 month ago
Minor change in psa - reason to be concern?
Hi, My dad just got an update on his PSA #. 3 weeks ago his PSA was 0.37, our family went on vacation, and he just got back and had his blood work done again. All enzymes normal, but PSA ticked up slightly to 0.47. Is this concerning at all? I thought PSA was suppose to trend to undetectable levels
Hi, My dad just got an update on his PSA #. 3 weeks ago his PSA was 0.37, our family went on vacation, and he just got back and had his blood work done again. All enzymes normal, but PSA ticked up slightly to 0.47. Is this concerning at all? I thought PSA was suppose to trend to undetectable levels
Cafu6
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
in remission and stable
I have AIH/PBC and Barrett’s oesophagus I have been in remission for about 18months , interested to hear how long anyone else has stayed in remission? I am still on 3mg budesonide, mycophenolate and urso and numerous other tablets, unfortunately I am getting a lot of IBS does anyone else suffer with
I have AIH/PBC and Barrett’s oesophagus I have been in remission for about 18months , interested to hear how long anyone else has stayed in remission? I am still on 3mg budesonide, mycophenolate and urso and numerous other tablets, unfortunately I am getting a lot of IBS does anyone else suffer with
Suecong
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British Liver Trust
1 month ago
Finally found some relief for IC
Hi everyone, I’m 48 & was diagnosed with IC & Hunners ulcers after having a bladder lift in 2005 & having the mesh fall apart & get stuck in my pelvic floor wall. The mesh was of course toxic and did a number on my bladder as well. I tried EVERYTHING you could imagine & kept track of when pain would
Hi everyone, I’m 48 & was diagnosed with IC & Hunners ulcers after having a bladder lift in 2005 & having the mesh fall apart & get stuck in my pelvic floor wall. The mesh was of course toxic and did a number on my bladder as well. I tried EVERYTHING you could imagine & kept track of when pain would
Ali_rivers
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
1 month ago
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