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Surgery vs SBRT Cyberknife
Hubs diagnosed 11/15/23. 2 of 12 positive. Gleason 6 and 7. PSA 3.7-4.2. Met with Surgeon first, "slow growing, non aggressive" he believes is contained by looking at margins and pathology. Met with Radiology Oncologist, "favorable intermediate risk, non aggressive" he believes it is contained. Both
Hubs diagnosed 11/15/23. 2 of 12 positive. Gleason 6 and 7. PSA 3.7-4.2. Met with Surgeon first, "slow growing, non aggressive" he believes is contained by looking at margins and pathology. Met with Radiology Oncologist, "favorable intermediate risk, non aggressive" he believes it is contained. Both
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Subsequent to previous posts
Went back to GP again today after previous visit about clubbed fingers and breathing trouble. Booked an urgent blood test and need to provide samples then I will get a scan to check for cancer. I don't know how I feel about this tbh, wanted him to tell me it was all in my head and for that to be true
Went back to GP again today after previous visit about clubbed fingers and breathing trouble. Booked an urgent blood test and need to provide samples then I will get a scan to check for cancer. I don't know how I feel about this tbh, wanted him to tell me it was all in my head and for that to be true
JHutton1994
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 months ago
clinical trial: ATR inhibitor for ATM mutated solid tumors
in vivo and in vitro studies suggest that ATR inhibitors work better than PARP inhibitors for people with ATM gene mutations…but together they may work even better I hope to find more data about this clinical trial https://www.biospace.com/article/releases/aprea-therapeutics-announces-dosing-of-first-patient-in-phase
in vivo and in vitro studies suggest that ATR inhibitors work better than PARP inhibitors for people with ATM gene mutations…but together they may work even better I hope to find more data about this clinical trial https://www.biospace.com/article/releases/aprea-therapeutics-announces-dosing-of-first-patient-in-phase
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
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Update – surgery tomorrow, then on to Xeloda
Hello all – hope that the new year is finding you all on a good journey to healing and wellness. I unfortunately have been in and out of the hospital for 21 days with seven new MRIs as they are trying to discover the root cause of my back pain and inability to walk. In addition to the extensive bone
Hello all – hope that the new year is finding you all on a good journey to healing and wellness. I unfortunately have been in and out of the hospital for 21 days with seven new MRIs as they are trying to discover the root cause of my back pain and inability to walk. In addition to the extensive bone
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 months ago
Heart Issues post Ivor Lewis
Hi, wondering if any of you that have had the Ivor Lewis surgery have had heart issues post surgery? At 3 years post surgery I started having atrial fibralation. Now 5 years post surgery and the afib is worse but I also have Braychardia ( very low heart rate) Looks like I will need a cardiac ablation
Hi, wondering if any of you that have had the Ivor Lewis surgery have had heart issues post surgery? At 3 years post surgery I started having atrial fibralation. Now 5 years post surgery and the afib is worse but I also have Braychardia ( very low heart rate) Looks like I will need a cardiac ablation
Janashlin
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
4 months ago
Conflicting MRI vs PSMA scans
Well it appears that the radiologist who did my MRI was overly cautious. The report said I had a met on my left pelvis, one on my right pelvis, one on my sacrum, additional cancer in my prostate region and sclerotic foci in my pelvic region. Traumatic. We followed that up with a PSMA scan 10 days
Well it appears that the radiologist who did my MRI was overly cautious. The report said I had a met on my left pelvis, one on my right pelvis, one on my sacrum, additional cancer in my prostate region and sclerotic foci in my pelvic region. Traumatic. We followed that up with a PSMA scan 10 days
icanwintwice
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
bumped up moms scans
So I had shared that her markers had went up last week. When she had the progression in July she also had a plural effusion. Which she’s had drained only twice in 6 months. But her ribs have started being sore. So she goes into tomorrow for ultra sound to see if the fluid has built back up. So her
So I had shared that her markers had went up last week. When she had the progression in July she also had a plural effusion. Which she’s had drained only twice in 6 months. But her ribs have started being sore. So she goes into tomorrow for ultra sound to see if the fluid has built back up. So her
Flower1513
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 months ago
lung ca and Crizotinib
hi I had been actually diagnosed with leimyosarcoma in calf muscle two years ago and successfully it was surgically removed and later no chemo was given. However in my scans there was a lung lesion that was there is scans but it was missed and left untreated till it reached stage 4. Now that I have been
hi I had been actually diagnosed with leimyosarcoma in calf muscle two years ago and successfully it was surgically removed and later no chemo was given. However in my scans there was a lung lesion that was there is scans but it was missed and left untreated till it reached stage 4. Now that I have been
Hassan786
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Lung Cancer Support
4 months ago
Taste Issues and finger neuropathy on Xtandi( enzalutamide) ?
In order to participate in a clinical trial (FOR46 at UCSF) I had to switch from Nubeqa (darolutamide) to enzalutamide. Previously on abiraterone. Did really well on both medications. Now 4 months on enzalutamide and my 5th research infusion, I'm experiencing some side effects. Trying to determine
In order to participate in a clinical trial (FOR46 at UCSF) I had to switch from Nubeqa (darolutamide) to enzalutamide. Previously on abiraterone. Did really well on both medications. Now 4 months on enzalutamide and my 5th research infusion, I'm experiencing some side effects. Trying to determine
bandgeek
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
my cancer comic…
I’m a graphic designer who has done autobiographical comics for around 16 years, mostly about medical stuff (detached retina, thyroid surgery, a bad fall, gallbladder surgery…). Late last year I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Just my prostate and some pelvic lymph nodes at this point, and awaiting
I’m a graphic designer who has done autobiographical comics for around 16 years, mostly about medical stuff (detached retina, thyroid surgery, a bad fall, gallbladder surgery…). Late last year I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Just my prostate and some pelvic lymph nodes at this point, and awaiting
Jpburns
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Midlands Health and Wellbeing Day - Saturday 25 November
Hello everyone, Ovacome will be hosting a free Health and Wellbeing Day in Dudley for anyone who has been affected by ovarian cancer. Join us on Saturday 25 November from 10am to 4pm at the Village Hotel, Dudley. The day will provide an opportunity to meet others who have been diagnosed with ovarian
Hello everyone, Ovacome will be hosting a free Health and Wellbeing Day in Dudley for anyone who has been affected by ovarian cancer. Join us on Saturday 25 November from 10am to 4pm at the Village Hotel, Dudley. The day will provide an opportunity to meet others who have been diagnosed with ovarian
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My Ovacome
7 months ago
New therapy (I hope I am not repeating myself)
https://www.urologytimes.com/view/antibody-drug-conjugate-plus-docetaxel-shows-promise-in-metastatic-prostate-cancer The novel antibody-drug conjugate PDS0301 (M9241) in combination with docetaxel demonstrated promising safety and immune response signals in patients with metastatic castration-sensitive
https://www.urologytimes.com/view/antibody-drug-conjugate-plus-docetaxel-shows-promise-in-metastatic-prostate-cancer The novel antibody-drug conjugate PDS0301 (M9241) in combination with docetaxel demonstrated promising safety and immune response signals in patients with metastatic castration-sensitive
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Go-forward Treatment Plan
First of all, I've been an avid reader of this forum over the past 2 years, and wanted to express my gratitude towards the amount of knowledge everyone has been sharing on this site. My father (62 y.o., very healthy) was diagnosed with aggressive PCa (Gleason 9, PSA 58) in Sep 2021, and underwent RALP
First of all, I've been an avid reader of this forum over the past 2 years, and wanted to express my gratitude towards the amount of knowledge everyone has been sharing on this site. My father (62 y.o., very healthy) was diagnosed with aggressive PCa (Gleason 9, PSA 58) in Sep 2021, and underwent RALP
sixmongoos
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Update and advice needed x
Thank you all for your lovely comments. CT scan result shows a small area on the outside of the bowel which needs further investigation. Really shocked to hear this! After the procedure had been told cancer removed. Has anybody had a similar experience? Oncologist unable to say if it’s ovarian/bowel
Thank you all for your lovely comments. CT scan result shows a small area on the outside of the bowel which needs further investigation. Really shocked to hear this! After the procedure had been told cancer removed. Has anybody had a similar experience? Oncologist unable to say if it’s ovarian/bowel
ORGM
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My Ovacome
4 months ago
any tips for Caelyx side effects (pdrh
I’m stage 3c High grade serous I had debunking surgery an started my first attempt at chemo in September I’m allergic to paclitaxel so they are going to try Caelyx (pegylated liposomal dioxyrubicin). Alongside the carboplatin I’ve read a lot about side effects has anyone gif any tips for managing
I’m stage 3c High grade serous I had debunking surgery an started my first attempt at chemo in September I’m allergic to paclitaxel so they are going to try Caelyx (pegylated liposomal dioxyrubicin). Alongside the carboplatin I’ve read a lot about side effects has anyone gif any tips for managing
Beatbigc
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My Ovacome
7 months ago
Bladder Cancer, biopsy and operation.
I all happened so quickly,next week pre-op discussion and operation on Friday. I would like to receive response from people who have had urinary bladder biopsy operation. Thanka a lot in advance.
I all happened so quickly,next week pre-op discussion and operation on Friday. I would like to receive response from people who have had urinary bladder biopsy operation. Thanka a lot in advance.
sandybrown
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 months ago
Abdominal and decending aorta aneurysms
Back in June 2023 I had a PET Scan. The results were negative, no matastisim, no other findings except divertculosis which I have had for years.Early January 2024, I had another PET Scan. No matastisism was found but, this time they found an abdominal Aorta Aneurysm 3.5 cm and an the makings of a decending
Back in June 2023 I had a PET Scan. The results were negative, no matastisim, no other findings except divertculosis which I have had for years.Early January 2024, I had another PET Scan. No matastisism was found but, this time they found an abdominal Aorta Aneurysm 3.5 cm and an the makings of a decending
woppaginny
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Leo 2327
Hi to all the ladies on this journey I am 3c ovarian cancer since May 2022 had 8 lots of chemo and debulking surgery and stoma then been on avastin for over a year last one next Friday and also take olaparib I am NED at the moment but I am suffering realy bad with hot sweats and tiredness is anyone else
Hi to all the ladies on this journey I am 3c ovarian cancer since May 2022 had 8 lots of chemo and debulking surgery and stoma then been on avastin for over a year last one next Friday and also take olaparib I am NED at the moment but I am suffering realy bad with hot sweats and tiredness is anyone else
Leo2327
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My Ovacome
4 months ago
Delayed Lynparza (Olaparib)Reaction
I started Lynparza (Olaparib) on 5/19 (PSA 172). By 7/5 (+7 weeks ) my PSA was 222 and it was decided to discontinue the drug, get a port, and prepare for chemo. At the first chemo appt on 8/10 (+12 weeks), the blood test showed that my PSA had fallen to 194. The general literature says you evaluate
I started Lynparza (Olaparib) on 5/19 (PSA 172). By 7/5 (+7 weeks ) my PSA was 222 and it was decided to discontinue the drug, get a port, and prepare for chemo. At the first chemo appt on 8/10 (+12 weeks), the blood test showed that my PSA had fallen to 194. The general literature says you evaluate
OhioGuy2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Still here & BRCA elective Mastectomy
Hi all! Just thought I’d pop my head up and say hello and that I’m still here. 🎉 As I’m now 6 years 😱 post OC treatment I’ve taken the plunge and am having the operation to remove my potentially life threatening boobs! (I found out post OC that I’m BRCA 1 so have a ridiculously high chance of getting
Hi all! Just thought I’d pop my head up and say hello and that I’m still here. 🎉 As I’m now 6 years 😱 post OC treatment I’ve taken the plunge and am having the operation to remove my potentially life threatening boobs! (I found out post OC that I’m BRCA 1 so have a ridiculously high chance of getting
Emsymits
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My Ovacome
7 months ago
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