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Avodart and Flomax
Hello brothers. Is it safe to use Avodart and Flomax with advanced prostate cáncer? I am tired of getting up to pee 7 or 8 times a night.
Hello brothers. Is it safe to use Avodart and Flomax with advanced prostate cáncer? I am tired of getting up to pee 7 or 8 times a night.
CountryJoe
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Early detection: POSLUMA is the first FDA-approved radio-hybrid drug for PET imaging of prostate cancers.
Imaging tool can detect PCa even with very low PSA levels https://www.news4jax.com/health/2024/01/16/new-imaging-tool-is-lighting-up-prostate-cancer/
Imaging tool can detect PCa even with very low PSA levels https://www.news4jax.com/health/2024/01/16/new-imaging-tool-is-lighting-up-prostate-cancer/
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Rise in Testosterone but not PSA?
My dad has stage 4 prostate cancer, diagnosed in August of 2022. Gleason 4+3 Stage 4 because it went to 1 lymph node in the abdomen. After 44 rounds of radiation, receiving Eligard injections every 3 months, and 10 months on Apalutamide, his scans show no evidence of disease. ( As of Oct 2023) His
My dad has stage 4 prostate cancer, diagnosed in August of 2022. Gleason 4+3 Stage 4 because it went to 1 lymph node in the abdomen. After 44 rounds of radiation, receiving Eligard injections every 3 months, and 10 months on Apalutamide, his scans show no evidence of disease. ( As of Oct 2023) His
ThisIsForMyMom
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
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post prostatectomy psa
hello. I Had surgery June 13 2023 biopsy showed Gleason 8. Psa 13 perineal invasion seminal vesicle invasion post surgery pathology Gleason 7. First two ultra sensitive psa came back with less than symbol 0.02. Then my last ultra sensitive psa came back 0.02 without the less than symbol. Is this something
hello. I Had surgery June 13 2023 biopsy showed Gleason 8. Psa 13 perineal invasion seminal vesicle invasion post surgery pathology Gleason 7. First two ultra sensitive psa came back with less than symbol 0.02. Then my last ultra sensitive psa came back 0.02 without the less than symbol. Is this something
Elkguide
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
1600 to 100 and counting
Hi All In the summer of 2023 I was diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer. My PSA test came in at 1634. I was told it was in my bones had three years to live and put on Zolodex. Since then my PSA in December 2023 is at 109 and my CT scan shows no bone or organ problems. Each test gets lower and I
Hi All In the summer of 2023 I was diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer. My PSA test came in at 1634. I was told it was in my bones had three years to live and put on Zolodex. Since then my PSA in December 2023 is at 109 and my CT scan shows no bone or organ problems. Each test gets lower and I
Whiskeyriver
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
fast-rising PSA
I’m in the control group for the new Lutetium-177–PSMA-617 study re: use of Lutetium in the early stages of treatment for metastatic disease, pre-chemo. I was diagnosed 3/23 - high volume/high risk, and have been on Firmagon and Abiraterone plus pred. In Sept my PSA started to rise, with testosterone
I’m in the control group for the new Lutetium-177–PSMA-617 study re: use of Lutetium in the early stages of treatment for metastatic disease, pre-chemo. I was diagnosed 3/23 - high volume/high risk, and have been on Firmagon and Abiraterone plus pred. In Sept my PSA started to rise, with testosterone
NewGame
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Maybe because of "careful" patient selection, but still great: PSA Undetectable in First Patient Cu-67 SAR-bisPSMA
Positive results for mCRPC, very positive. Sorry if I have already posted this (my mind is not so sharp lately...was it ever??). "The first patient with prostate cancer dosed with 2 cycles of 8GBq of 67Cu-SAR-bisPSMA has reached undetectable prostate specific antigen (PSA) levels using PET" https:/
Positive results for mCRPC, very positive. Sorry if I have already posted this (my mind is not so sharp lately...was it ever??). "The first patient with prostate cancer dosed with 2 cycles of 8GBq of 67Cu-SAR-bisPSMA has reached undetectable prostate specific antigen (PSA) levels using PET" https:/
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
updated scans post chemo
My dad has done 2 rounds of chemo, the third was delayed by hospitalization for sepsis. He has also had 10 rounds of radiation. His third round will be near Christmas and they completed scans to compare to his pre chemo scans. His full body bone scans state the following “Diffuse skeletal metastatic
My dad has done 2 rounds of chemo, the third was delayed by hospitalization for sepsis. He has also had 10 rounds of radiation. His third round will be near Christmas and they completed scans to compare to his pre chemo scans. His full body bone scans state the following “Diffuse skeletal metastatic
StayingSTRNG
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Lupron and prostate cancer
hi everyone. im a 67 year old man taking Lupron hormone deprivation for prostate cancer. i finished receiving 20 external beam radiation treatments in August 2023. the Lupron injections are quarterly and will continue for 18-24 months. my interest in sex has completely dropped off. i assume this is normal
hi everyone. im a 67 year old man taking Lupron hormone deprivation for prostate cancer. i finished receiving 20 external beam radiation treatments in August 2023. the Lupron injections are quarterly and will continue for 18-24 months. my interest in sex has completely dropped off. i assume this is normal
rolex1951
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Adding second line hormonal therapy?
Hello everyone. My father's treatment from diagnosis consisted of ADT (Zoladex, 3-month injections as of now) and 6 courses of Docetaxel chemotherapy. PSA nadir was 0.89 after 7 months of treatment but after that the last 3 PSA tests show increase (PSA 2.310 on 24 Oct. 2023, PSA 6.81 on 24 Nov. 2023
Hello everyone. My father's treatment from diagnosis consisted of ADT (Zoladex, 3-month injections as of now) and 6 courses of Docetaxel chemotherapy. PSA nadir was 0.89 after 7 months of treatment but after that the last 3 PSA tests show increase (PSA 2.310 on 24 Oct. 2023, PSA 6.81 on 24 Nov. 2023
gio2x
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Dumb Question about rising PSA after initial RT.
If you still have a prostate after RT treatment 7 years ago ( NO ADT), could a slowly rising PSA just be 'natural' as you age? Have always been curious, as when initial biopsy was ordered, the doctor said, "if you were a few months older (70), your PSA level would not have prompted further investigation
If you still have a prostate after RT treatment 7 years ago ( NO ADT), could a slowly rising PSA just be 'natural' as you age? Have always been curious, as when initial biopsy was ordered, the doctor said, "if you were a few months older (70), your PSA level would not have prompted further investigation
Researcher50
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
My treatment decisions
I want to thank this forum for men helping other men. I will list my experience in the hope it may help others. I especially want to thank Tall-Allen, whose advice and work on this forum is, to me, a truly meaningful endeavor, and when all is said and done, this is what life is about. I was diagnosed
I want to thank this forum for men helping other men. I will list my experience in the hope it may help others. I especially want to thank Tall-Allen, whose advice and work on this forum is, to me, a truly meaningful endeavor, and when all is said and done, this is what life is about. I was diagnosed
drzaius
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Prostate Cancer Network
5 months ago
How to monitor PCa after you stop ADT?
I've been on Zoladex implants for coming up to 4 years in February. I plan to stop ADT next time when it's due, as my PSA is always "undetectable" and it's been 4 years of physical and mental torment for me (the side effects). I think that enough is enough now. Does anyone have advice on the best ways
I've been on Zoladex implants for coming up to 4 years in February. I plan to stop ADT next time when it's due, as my PSA is always "undetectable" and it's been 4 years of physical and mental torment for me (the side effects). I think that enough is enough now. Does anyone have advice on the best ways
BluesmanNick
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Hello & Should I do private tests?
Hi! First post here after reading through the forum for a week or so. I'd like to start by saying a big THANK YOU to all the knowledgeable folks who have posted on here, especially the Administrators who are incredibly helpful. I've very recently been diagnosed with autoimmune thyroid disease and have
Hi! First post here after reading through the forum for a week or so. I'd like to start by saying a big THANK YOU to all the knowledgeable folks who have posted on here, especially the Administrators who are incredibly helpful. I've very recently been diagnosed with autoimmune thyroid disease and have
ERIC107
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
2nd frozen embryo transfer at 41yrs, endometriosis, under active thyroid, success stories needed!
Hi all, We’re about to have our 2nd FET at the beginning of September, I’ve had the Prostap injection and my first scan is tomorrow which afterwards I’ll start the estrogen tablets and then the progesterone pessaries. I had Endometriosis quite a few years ago and my pelvis was ‘frozen’ where all of
Hi all, We’re about to have our 2nd FET at the beginning of September, I’ve had the Prostap injection and my first scan is tomorrow which afterwards I’ll start the estrogen tablets and then the progesterone pessaries. I had Endometriosis quite a few years ago and my pelvis was ‘frozen’ where all of
LV2020
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Fertility Network UK
11 months ago
225Ac-J591 Yields Responses in Difficult-to-Treat Metastatic Prostate Cancer
It seems to work better on visceral and bone metastatis... https://www.cancertherapyadvisor.com/home/news/conference-coverage/suo-2023/225ac-j591-yields-responses-in-difficult-to-treat-metastatic-prostate-cancer/
It seems to work better on visceral and bone metastatis... https://www.cancertherapyadvisor.com/home/news/conference-coverage/suo-2023/225ac-j591-yields-responses-in-difficult-to-treat-metastatic-prostate-cancer/
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Recurrence after prostatectomy
I have a relative who had surgery 6.5 years ago. Pathology was very favorable, 3+3+tertiary 4 i.e. less than 5%, no pos margins, no ECE, no nodes. He remained undetectable for 6.5 years, but now is .07 verified. What would SOC be for him? Prostate bed or wide radiation, length of ADT, just Lupron or
I have a relative who had surgery 6.5 years ago. Pathology was very favorable, 3+3+tertiary 4 i.e. less than 5%, no pos margins, no ECE, no nodes. He remained undetectable for 6.5 years, but now is .07 verified. What would SOC be for him? Prostate bed or wide radiation, length of ADT, just Lupron or
Fred312
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Unexpected early end to ADT
I have been on Orgovyx for 14 months. Intended to complete 18 months and then stop. When I re-applied to the Orgovyx Patient Assistance Program for the 2024 year, I provided my 2022 tax return. The reviewer would not accept it and asked for my 2023 tax return, which, being self employed, will not be
I have been on Orgovyx for 14 months. Intended to complete 18 months and then stop. When I re-applied to the Orgovyx Patient Assistance Program for the 2024 year, I provided my 2022 tax return. The reviewer would not accept it and asked for my 2023 tax return, which, being self employed, will not be
Prostateless2020
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Prostate Cancer Network
5 months ago
Can we trust AI analysis?
Like many of you I was faced with two major decisions when I was diagnosed with Intermediate high risk prostate cancer. Surgery vs Radiation and ADT short term vs long term. In short I chose radiation and short term ADT - 2 months prior to radiation and 4 months post. In addition I chose to have my
Like many of you I was faced with two major decisions when I was diagnosed with Intermediate high risk prostate cancer. Surgery vs Radiation and ADT short term vs long term. In short I chose radiation and short term ADT - 2 months prior to radiation and 4 months post. In addition I chose to have my
Mgtd
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Prostate Cancer Network
5 months ago
Info about docetaxel
I have been at Stage 4 for 7 1/2 years. and a succession of Xtandi, Nubequa, and Zytega along with Lupron has kept my PSA under two although each has eventually failed (PSA quickly rising above 1.0). My recent blood draw resulted in a jump from 0.78 to 1.29 while I was on the Aberaterone/prednisone protocol
I have been at Stage 4 for 7 1/2 years. and a succession of Xtandi, Nubequa, and Zytega along with Lupron has kept my PSA under two although each has eventually failed (PSA quickly rising above 1.0). My recent blood draw resulted in a jump from 0.78 to 1.29 while I was on the Aberaterone/prednisone protocol
33947
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
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