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My brother has advanced Prostate cancer
Hi everyone, I attached previous post about my brother. Since then he had one more PSA test which came back at 17! He has CT scan and bone scan, he had some new mets on his bones(spine) and they are suspected to some lymph nodes of chest. Currently he has hormone therapy every 3 months and Nubeqa
Hi everyone, I attached previous post about my brother. Since then he had one more PSA test which came back at 17! He has CT scan and bone scan, he had some new mets on his bones(spine) and they are suspected to some lymph nodes of chest. Currently he has hormone therapy every 3 months and Nubeqa
rasher1
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Lynparza after Enhertu?
Question about PET scan results. This is my 2nd PET on Enhertu for metastatic breast cancer with great results after the 1st scan. I just received my results from this morning and all organs and liver look clean but there has been some low SUV level skeletal progression. I have a meeting with my oncologist
Question about PET scan results. This is my 2nd PET on Enhertu for metastatic breast cancer with great results after the 1st scan. I just received my results from this morning and all organs and liver look clean but there has been some low SUV level skeletal progression. I have a meeting with my oncologist
miconrad
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
Hand Foot Syndrome - New Treatment
This might be old news for some but I did a search and couldn’t find any posts discussing it. A recent study was just completed that showed that a common OTC medication is extremely effective for hand foot syndrome caused by Capacetibine (Xeloda). Voltarin (active ingredient diclofenac) reduced the
This might be old news for some but I did a search and couldn’t find any posts discussing it. A recent study was just completed that showed that a common OTC medication is extremely effective for hand foot syndrome caused by Capacetibine (Xeloda). Voltarin (active ingredient diclofenac) reduced the
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1 year ago
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Can CLL spread /change?
Hi all,My mum survived ovarian cancer but died from lung cancer, my brother from liver cancer. My question is whether CLL might spread and develop into other different forms of cancer? Thank you x
Hi all,My mum survived ovarian cancer but died from lung cancer, my brother from liver cancer. My question is whether CLL might spread and develop into other different forms of cancer? Thank you x
Thecolourofspring
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CLL Support
1 year ago
Looking for a Surgeon with Specific Skills
This is a long shot. I’m an Aussie. I had HD brachytherapy for prostate cancer in 2010. In 2016, I was diagnosed with Carcinoma in Situ in the bladder. I’ve had multiple rounds of BCG, and I’m now heading towards a radical cystectomy. My urologist is nervous about the risk of damage to the rectum
This is a long shot. I’m an Aussie. I had HD brachytherapy for prostate cancer in 2010. In 2016, I was diagnosed with Carcinoma in Situ in the bladder. I’ve had multiple rounds of BCG, and I’m now heading towards a radical cystectomy. My urologist is nervous about the risk of damage to the rectum
Anthonyve
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
faslodex
Hello Ladies, I’m currently on Faslodex for MBC in right lung and I have Pain, IBS symptoms over and over again to include diverticulitis last month. Does anyone else have these symptoms from Faslodex? Thanks, Susie 😊
Hello Ladies, I’m currently on Faslodex for MBC in right lung and I have Pain, IBS symptoms over and over again to include diverticulitis last month. Does anyone else have these symptoms from Faslodex? Thanks, Susie 😊
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
Triple Negative Question
if you truly are triple negative PV for example, how does one treat that? Interferon targets the JAK2 cells & normal cells correct? Would interferon just target the cells in general if there is no mutation. However, if an immunotherapy cure ever comes around that can fix the JAK2 mutation… would that
if you truly are triple negative PV for example, how does one treat that? Interferon targets the JAK2 cells & normal cells correct? Would interferon just target the cells in general if there is no mutation. However, if an immunotherapy cure ever comes around that can fix the JAK2 mutation… would that
Nrl303
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
emotions during chemo
hi all, I am on the paclitaxel Carboplatin regimen for stage 2A clear cell ovarian, after optimal surgery. I am physically tolerating the chemo well after 2 sessions, though I feel so irritable, angry, intolerant especially during the few days after the chemo. I feel horrible for being so impatient with
hi all, I am on the paclitaxel Carboplatin regimen for stage 2A clear cell ovarian, after optimal surgery. I am physically tolerating the chemo well after 2 sessions, though I feel so irritable, angry, intolerant especially during the few days after the chemo. I feel horrible for being so impatient with
Elifebru
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My Ovacome
1 year ago
Pancoast Tumor
I am the spouse of a 70 year old small cell Lung Cancer Patient. Married 46 years . he presented in Dec. 2022 to a physiatrist for shoulder and arm pain . He listened to his story and pain path and suspected a left upper Pancoast tumor. onto the CT scan who confirmed mass . Then for biopsy which came
I am the spouse of a 70 year old small cell Lung Cancer Patient. Married 46 years . he presented in Dec. 2022 to a physiatrist for shoulder and arm pain . He listened to his story and pain path and suspected a left upper Pancoast tumor. onto the CT scan who confirmed mass . Then for biopsy which came
LoveyDearheart
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Lung Cancer Support
1 year ago
"A revolution in cancer treatment?"
I don't see a specific reference to prostate cancer in this article in today's NYTimes. But it's about multiple cancers, and the idea, spoken of here before, is that patients with cancers formerly called terminal are living longer and longer as multiple drug treatments may come close to turning these
I don't see a specific reference to prostate cancer in this article in today's NYTimes. But it's about multiple cancers, and the idea, spoken of here before, is that patients with cancers formerly called terminal are living longer and longer as multiple drug treatments may come close to turning these
billfenley2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Running has carried me through
I completed C25K during a Covid lockdown three years ago (we were allowed out for exercise). Then last February, just before I was going to attempt a Parkrun, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and sucked into a whirlwind of medical tests and treatment. The doctors told me that exercise could help me
I completed C25K during a Covid lockdown three years ago (we were allowed out for exercise). Then last February, just before I was going to attempt a Parkrun, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and sucked into a whirlwind of medical tests and treatment. The doctors told me that exercise could help me
Runnerdownunder
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
1 year ago
Great to be back in Westminster today!
Great to be back in Westminster today! 🧡💪 Today Skcin supported the launch of Sanofi’s new report about the Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer (NMSC) Patient Pathway and improving patient journeys and experience of care. Following on from our success in July 2019 when Skcin co-hosted the launch of Sanofi
Great to be back in Westminster today! 🧡💪 Today Skcin supported the launch of Sanofi’s new report about the Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer (NMSC) Patient Pathway and improving patient journeys and experience of care. Following on from our success in July 2019 when Skcin co-hosted the launch of Sanofi
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Partner
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Skin Cancer UK
2 years ago
Daughter at risk
My daughter is 30 When she was a child we went through genetic testing at the Christie Hospital as her paternal great aunt and paternal aunt had both died of ovarian cancer and her paternal grandfather had died of prostate cancer The conclusion was that my daughter is 50% more likely to get ovarian
My daughter is 30 When she was a child we went through genetic testing at the Christie Hospital as her paternal great aunt and paternal aunt had both died of ovarian cancer and her paternal grandfather had died of prostate cancer The conclusion was that my daughter is 50% more likely to get ovarian
3Ryeburnwalk
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OvaCare
1 year ago
Enhertu
Didnt know that your cancer could change from estrogen pos. Her2 neg..to a triple negative. This of course requires new lines of meds to be used. Enhertu is now my new med. I have mets to bone. Pet scan to reveal how this is working at end of june. I was trying to respond to a post...whose name i
Didnt know that your cancer could change from estrogen pos. Her2 neg..to a triple negative. This of course requires new lines of meds to be used. Enhertu is now my new med. I have mets to bone. Pet scan to reveal how this is working at end of june. I was trying to respond to a post...whose name i
Tazi127
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
Acoustic neuroma
I developed acoustic aroma about a year and a half ago. All of a sudden, my right ear felt clogged and I started to develop tinnitus. I am really upset because I don’t know what I’m in for. The worst part of this is the tinnitus. I wish that it would just go away and it would be cure for it. It’s loud
I developed acoustic aroma about a year and a half ago. All of a sudden, my right ear felt clogged and I started to develop tinnitus. I am really upset because I don’t know what I’m in for. The worst part of this is the tinnitus. I wish that it would just go away and it would be cure for it. It’s loud
Jrnyfn
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Acoustic Neuroma Support
1 year ago
Capecitabine(Xeloda) dose change
I have been on Capecitabine for about 9 months at a dose of 2000 mg per day (2 weeks on 1 week off). My scans have shown good results with the last scan showing no progression. My question is, has anyone had experience with reducing dose to 2000 mg 1 week on then 1 week off? My Dr. Has suggested changing
I have been on Capecitabine for about 9 months at a dose of 2000 mg per day (2 weeks on 1 week off). My scans have shown good results with the last scan showing no progression. My question is, has anyone had experience with reducing dose to 2000 mg 1 week on then 1 week off? My Dr. Has suggested changing
DinNorCal
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
Ibuprofen enhances RT effect on cancer cells
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9533546/ Title. Combined antitumor effect of radiation and ibuprofen in human prostate carcinoma cells Excerpt. Ibuprofen enhanced the radiation response of prostate cancer cells in all three in vitro models.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9533546/ Title. Combined antitumor effect of radiation and ibuprofen in human prostate carcinoma cells Excerpt. Ibuprofen enhanced the radiation response of prostate cancer cells in all three in vitro models.
Derf4223
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Hysterectomy & bowel re-section advice
Hi I have recently been diagnosed after suffering bleeding problems and cysts on & off for about 20 years. The recent MRI showed that I have a significant nodule on my bowel so if I opt for a hysterectomy then they will haev to do a bowel re-section. I am currently on zoladex which is helping with the
Hi I have recently been diagnosed after suffering bleeding problems and cysts on & off for about 20 years. The recent MRI showed that I have a significant nodule on my bowel so if I opt for a hysterectomy then they will haev to do a bowel re-section. I am currently on zoladex which is helping with the
Bookish_Girl
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Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
July 15th Blue Faery Liver Cancer Survivors Workshop
Join us on July 15th at 12 pm EST for a transformative online workshop focused on liver cancer survivorship. This engaging session will feature a distinguished panel of inspiring individuals: Kay Anderson, Bill Remark, and Dani Duran. 🙌💪Through their personal stories of resilience and triumph, they
Join us on July 15th at 12 pm EST for a transformative online workshop focused on liver cancer survivorship. This engaging session will feature a distinguished panel of inspiring individuals: Kay Anderson, Bill Remark, and Dani Duran. 🙌💪Through their personal stories of resilience and triumph, they
MichelleL_BlueFaery
Editor
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Blue Faery Liver Cancer
1 year ago
Postponing chemo because of radiation?
Hi all, My dads first radiation has been sheduled for June 21st. However his 3rd chemo is set for June 26th. When briefly speaking with his RO he mentioned that chemo would be postponed in order to do radiation. This confused a me a little bit as from my understanding the radiation would be for pain
Hi all, My dads first radiation has been sheduled for June 21st. However his 3rd chemo is set for June 26th. When briefly speaking with his RO he mentioned that chemo would be postponed in order to do radiation. This confused a me a little bit as from my understanding the radiation would be for pain
Jdhanoa
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
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