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Antioxidants can help cancerous tumors grow new blood vessels, which helps the cancer to grow and spread.
They didn't expressly refer to prostate cancer. But this is an issue that has been on my mind for a while. Antioxidants can help cancerous tumors grow new blood vessels, which helps the cancer to grow and spread. Https://m.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/article-757233 While many people may take
They didn't expressly refer to prostate cancer. But this is an issue that has been on my mind for a while. Antioxidants can help cancerous tumors grow new blood vessels, which helps the cancer to grow and spread. Https://m.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/article-757233 While many people may take
cesanon
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Newly diagnosed
So I have had chronic lymphatic leukaemia for 6 years and recently diagnosed with prostate cancer.Father died from it and brother also has just had his prostate removed. .I’ve scored3/3 on Gleason, MRI showed a small area of shadow from which they took 17 and 2 active from that. Appointment on Tuesday
So I have had chronic lymphatic leukaemia for 6 years and recently diagnosed with prostate cancer.Father died from it and brother also has just had his prostate removed. .I’ve scored3/3 on Gleason, MRI showed a small area of shadow from which they took 17 and 2 active from that. Appointment on Tuesday
Stacky66
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Prostate Cancer Network
1 year ago
Tooth extraction after receiving Zometa?
Has anyone had a tooth extraction after receiving a Zometa infusion? My tooth extraction is scheduled for 9/18 but it’s not related to my metastatic breast cancer or any drugs I have received. It’s due to internal resorption and is being removed 8 weeks after my first Zometa infusion. My oncologist thinks
Has anyone had a tooth extraction after receiving a Zometa infusion? My tooth extraction is scheduled for 9/18 but it’s not related to my metastatic breast cancer or any drugs I have received. It’s due to internal resorption and is being removed 8 weeks after my first Zometa infusion. My oncologist thinks
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
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Radiation
I had the standard IMRT for my pca back in 2013. I was told it was a lifetime dose. Is that true with the newer forms of radiation treatment? I am faced with starting a six dose regimen of taxotere now since ADT does not seem to be working according to PSMA scans. My psa remains at 1.8 even though the
I had the standard IMRT for my pca back in 2013. I was told it was a lifetime dose. Is that true with the newer forms of radiation treatment? I am faced with starting a six dose regimen of taxotere now since ADT does not seem to be working according to PSMA scans. My psa remains at 1.8 even though the
sillyoyster
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Thyroid Results
I never had a brain scan however I had a cannulated prolactin test that came back normal which ruled out a
pituitary
tumour
. I’m just wondering if my latest thyroid results could cause me to have symptoms & feel so unwell everyday.
I never had a brain scan however I had a cannulated prolactin test that came back normal which ruled out a
pituitary
tumour
. I’m just wondering if my latest thyroid results could cause me to have symptoms & feel so unwell everyday.
rachelvmears
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
immunotherapy
hi there Very low. My midway scans are showing my lymph nodes that grew after my huge debulking surgery in March have not shrunk with the chemotherapy and I have some nodules on peritoneum ( nothing in any organs) So he can’t say that the chemo hasn’t worked in other type cancer but it’s not doing
hi there Very low. My midway scans are showing my lymph nodes that grew after my huge debulking surgery in March have not shrunk with the chemotherapy and I have some nodules on peritoneum ( nothing in any organs) So he can’t say that the chemo hasn’t worked in other type cancer but it’s not doing
Le-gra143
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My Ovacome
1 year ago
Can NDT help with low calcium levels?
Since my total thyroidectomy in April I have been on put on 125 mcg of Levothyroxine and am tolerating it quite well ( no gastro problems like with most tablets and energy levels ok ) except for extreme muscle stiffness and joint pain. Calcium levels tend to be fluctuating between ‘ normal’ and low.
Since my total thyroidectomy in April I have been on put on 125 mcg of Levothyroxine and am tolerating it quite well ( no gastro problems like with most tablets and energy levels ok ) except for extreme muscle stiffness and joint pain. Calcium levels tend to be fluctuating between ‘ normal’ and low.
Britpol
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
Glaucoma, OCT showing deterioration since starting Pred for PMR
I am on 17mgs Pred for PMR for 6 weeks. I have had glaucoma for 8yrs . At my opthalmology FU today the, OCT showed marked deterioration in one eye since March. The GCC Analysis has gone all red, when it was mildly yellow before. Has anyone else noted the same when they went on steroids? I am off for
I am on 17mgs Pred for PMR for 6 weeks. I have had glaucoma for 8yrs . At my opthalmology FU today the, OCT showed marked deterioration in one eye since March. The GCC Analysis has gone all red, when it was mildly yellow before. Has anyone else noted the same when they went on steroids? I am off for
Sillydogsmum
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Thyroid cancer
I have a close friend who’s just been diagnosed with thyroid cancer so is waiting for surgery. She has been told this is not the worst cancer to get and it will not kill her. So she is trying to be upbeat about it. Can you live normally without a thyroid please? I’d really like to give her some optimistic
I have a close friend who’s just been diagnosed with thyroid cancer so is waiting for surgery. She has been told this is not the worst cancer to get and it will not kill her. So she is trying to be upbeat about it. Can you live normally without a thyroid please? I’d really like to give her some optimistic
sidneymark70
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Dr’s who are happy to prescribe armour thyroid
Hello hope you’re all keeping well. I would massively appreciate if someone could let me know of any Dr/GP’s they know who are happy to prescribe armour thyroid as the one I was currently visiting is not prescribing it anymore and I am about to run out. Please could you PM as i know were not allowed
Hello hope you’re all keeping well. I would massively appreciate if someone could let me know of any Dr/GP’s they know who are happy to prescribe armour thyroid as the one I was currently visiting is not prescribing it anymore and I am about to run out. Please could you PM as i know were not allowed
Hafsah2345
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
Needing to hear some encouraging stories about stage 4 inoperable OC
Hello, everyone, This is my first post here although I’ve been reading everyone’s experiences for a few months. I have HG epithelial serous carcinoma OC stage IVa and had pleural effusion in the lungs and ascites which have both been drained and haven’t so far returned. I was diagnosed in January and
Hello, everyone, This is my first post here although I’ve been reading everyone’s experiences for a few months. I have HG epithelial serous carcinoma OC stage IVa and had pleural effusion in the lungs and ascites which have both been drained and haven’t so far returned. I was diagnosed in January and
Littlefluffycloud
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My Ovacome
1 year ago
ctDNA - signatera
has anyone had the signatera bloodwork test? It is somewhat new science and compares a current blood draw to original tumor biopsy tissue. It then look for a match and works to to detect circulating tumor dna (ctDNA) in blood. It assigns a numbers as to how much ctDNA is found. My Mets are bone only
has anyone had the signatera bloodwork test? It is somewhat new science and compares a current blood draw to original tumor biopsy tissue. It then look for a match and works to to detect circulating tumor dna (ctDNA) in blood. It assigns a numbers as to how much ctDNA is found. My Mets are bone only
Gardengirl345
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
Going in for a radical Cystectomy, stopping Biologic.
Hello lovely people. My first six monthly Cystoscopy after getting the all clear from bladder cancer in January showed that the cancer was back with a vengeance. So on Monday I'll be undergoing a Radical Cystectomy. I'm OK and positive with the outlook of living without a bladder and lots of other bits
Hello lovely people. My first six monthly Cystoscopy after getting the all clear from bladder cancer in January showed that the cancer was back with a vengeance. So on Monday I'll be undergoing a Radical Cystectomy. I'm OK and positive with the outlook of living without a bladder and lots of other bits
stbernhard
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NRAS
1 year ago
Starting Enhertu
was on Xeloda. Mets to liver and pleural cavity. Liver tumor increased slightly in size. Changing to Enhertu. More on my progress soon.
was on Xeloda. Mets to liver and pleural cavity. Liver tumor increased slightly in size. Changing to Enhertu. More on my progress soon.
Hotlantaphatz
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
PSMA scan costs part 3
So in two prior posts, I wrote about what I was told a PSMA scan would cost. Then I wrote about what the hospital charged for the procedure.Now I have the EOB from insurance. So this is in the USA, for those international patients. So hospital billed $29,610 for the scan plus $7,305.70 for the facility
So in two prior posts, I wrote about what I was told a PSMA scan would cost. Then I wrote about what the hospital charged for the procedure.Now I have the EOB from insurance. So this is in the USA, for those international patients. So hospital billed $29,610 for the scan plus $7,305.70 for the facility
TJGuy
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Stopping Letrozole
Good afternoon. My wife had breast cancer 5 years ago. Lorraine was treated in Newcastle with surgery/radiotherapy. Happily all is good. Lorraine has been on Letrozole for nearly five years and here in Scotland the practice is to stop the Letrozole at the five year mark. My wife is nervous about
Good afternoon. My wife had breast cancer 5 years ago. Lorraine was treated in Newcastle with surgery/radiotherapy. Happily all is good. Lorraine has been on Letrozole for nearly five years and here in Scotland the practice is to stop the Letrozole at the five year mark. My wife is nervous about
7164
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Cancer Support Scotland
1 year ago
Acalabrutinib/COVID/swollen lymph nodes under arm
Hi, I’ve been on Acalabrutinib for almost a year now. I have SLL. Everything had been going wonderfully, my lymph nodes significantly decreased in size, my 3-months follow up scan showed great results, my blood work looked normal, and the side effects were minimal. I recently noticed, however, that
Hi, I’ve been on Acalabrutinib for almost a year now. I have SLL. Everything had been going wonderfully, my lymph nodes significantly decreased in size, my 3-months follow up scan showed great results, my blood work looked normal, and the side effects were minimal. I recently noticed, however, that
Tofa80
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CLL Support
1 year ago
Palliative care survey for less survivable cancer patients & loved ones (UK)
📣 The Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce have launched a vital survey to amplify the voices of people affected by a diagnosis of liver cancer and the less survivable cancers. The survey aims to provide insights so they can lobby for improvements to palliative care services, and to highlight any good
📣 The Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce have launched a vital survey to amplify the voices of people affected by a diagnosis of liver cancer and the less survivable cancers. The survey aims to provide insights so they can lobby for improvements to palliative care services, and to highlight any good
BritishLiverTrust1
Partner
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
from today’s NYT article
Not Everything We Call Cancer Should Be Called Cancer By Laura Esserman and Scott Eggener Dr. Esserman is a surgeon and breast cancer oncologist at the University of California, San Francisco. Dr. Eggener is a surgeon and urologic oncologist at the University of Chicago. “…..Let’s look at two examples
Not Everything We Call Cancer Should Be Called Cancer By Laura Esserman and Scott Eggener Dr. Esserman is a surgeon and breast cancer oncologist at the University of California, San Francisco. Dr. Eggener is a surgeon and urologic oncologist at the University of Chicago. “…..Let’s look at two examples
Dont08759
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
If it’s not one thing, it's another! Update
Following on from the previous post, I had my appointment with the Ophthalmology Surgical Unit yesterday. Basically appeared to be a couple of pre-op tests to take measurements of my eyes. I’ve been given a contact number to call in a day or two to find out where on the waiting list I am. Hopefully
Following on from the previous post, I had my appointment with the Ophthalmology Surgical Unit yesterday. Basically appeared to be a couple of pre-op tests to take measurements of my eyes. I’ve been given a contact number to call in a day or two to find out where on the waiting list I am. Hopefully
Gulfstream_Maggie
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 year ago
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