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tumor marker question
Hello!! My mom had her tumor markers checked on Oct 17th 2023. They were 333 that’s when we found out her anfintor wasn’t working 2nd line treatment. She was on it about 6 weeks. Around Nov 15th she started xeloda so for about a month she was on nothing! She’s did 3 round of xeloda now. Her oncologist
Hello!! My mom had her tumor markers checked on Oct 17th 2023. They were 333 that’s when we found out her anfintor wasn’t working 2nd line treatment. She was on it about 6 weeks. Around Nov 15th she started xeloda so for about a month she was on nothing! She’s did 3 round of xeloda now. Her oncologist
Flower1513
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 months ago
Back in permanent AF and warfarin dose decrease
Hi All, I used to have paroxysmal AF which was ablated by Prof Schilling back in 2010. I had been in NSR. However I was diagnosed with prostate cancer back in the summer. I had huge delays and postponements before I had a biopsy. I eventually got the results 5 weeks later (rather than the two weeks promised
Hi All, I used to have paroxysmal AF which was ablated by Prof Schilling back in 2010. I had been in NSR. However I was diagnosed with prostate cancer back in the summer. I had huge delays and postponements before I had a biopsy. I eventually got the results 5 weeks later (rather than the two weeks promised
MarkS
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AF Association
4 months ago
Under the weather
Hey all,Been feeling a bit under the weather the last three days..drainage, sinus, no fever, irritated throat. Woke up.this morning and found a small what I think is a lymph node swelled and tender behind my ear..should I be concerned about this? Came upon it by chance..I'm newly diagnosed with my blood
Hey all,Been feeling a bit under the weather the last three days..drainage, sinus, no fever, irritated throat. Woke up.this morning and found a small what I think is a lymph node swelled and tender behind my ear..should I be concerned about this? Came upon it by chance..I'm newly diagnosed with my blood
ANewMe2024
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CLL Support
4 months ago
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My 73 year old dads stage 4 mastitic prostate cancer
Hi all My dad was diagnoised 3 years ago stage 4 with bone cancer lesions. He is on hormorne injections, and was taking chemo tablets until 18 months ago, then had to have 10 rounds of chemo which ended in septmeber 2023, since then his lost weight and his struggling to walk etc due to his lower back
Hi all My dad was diagnoised 3 years ago stage 4 with bone cancer lesions. He is on hormorne injections, and was taking chemo tablets until 18 months ago, then had to have 10 rounds of chemo which ended in septmeber 2023, since then his lost weight and his struggling to walk etc due to his lower back
Hidden
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
A safe place to vent
What happens in malecare stays in malecare! Although this a public forum, this site is an international online support group for prostate cancer patients and their families. The medical community has their own channels for blowing off steam and dealing with the stresses of their job, and they'll say
What happens in malecare stays in malecare! Although this a public forum, this site is an international online support group for prostate cancer patients and their families. The medical community has their own channels for blowing off steam and dealing with the stresses of their job, and they'll say
skiingfiend
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Heterogeneity and genomic evolution of metastatic prostate cancer, bioRxiv Preprint, Posted September 04, 2023.
A fine example of evolutionary principles applied to metastatic PCa with the development of a method (Mscore) for risk assessment based on key gene mutations. (U of Texas and Chinese U collaboration.) * * * [i]
Abstract
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Background
[/i][i] Metastasis is the primary cause of prostate
A fine example of evolutionary principles applied to metastatic PCa with the development of a method (Mscore) for risk assessment based on key gene mutations. (U of Texas and Chinese U collaboration.) * * * [i]
Abstract
[/i] [i]
Background
[/i][i] Metastasis is the primary cause of prostate
CaptnMojoe
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Fight Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
please some help here, end stage liver cancer.
Dear BLT people, I hope you are all doing reasonably well. After my story 1.5 year ago about my misdiagnosed liver cirrhosis its kind of weird to say that I found out that my dad was diagnosed with liver cancer today. (he was never a drinker or fat or what so ever, he is quite old though, he is
Dear BLT people, I hope you are all doing reasonably well. After my story 1.5 year ago about my misdiagnosed liver cirrhosis its kind of weird to say that I found out that my dad was diagnosed with liver cancer today. (he was never a drinker or fat or what so ever, he is quite old though, he is
Jimmy777
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
HGSC 3B
Ive been on Lynparza for 2years after finishing chemo taxol/carbo and Avastin and now my ca125 has been low right through now its increased from. 12 to 24 and now 60 and im waiting on scan but im worried. Has anyone else been in similar position?
Ive been on Lynparza for 2years after finishing chemo taxol/carbo and Avastin and now my ca125 has been low right through now its increased from. 12 to 24 and now 60 and im waiting on scan but im worried. Has anyone else been in similar position?
0151tmac69
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My Ovacome
4 months ago
Your stories shared
Hello everyone, I'm heading to San Francisco tomorrow to attend ASCO GI, the American Society of Clinical Oncology's Gastrointestinal Symposium focusing on GI cancers. Tomorrow night, Blue Faery is supporting a Continuing Medical Education (CME) program to help oncologists better understand HCC. Before
Hello everyone, I'm heading to San Francisco tomorrow to attend ASCO GI, the American Society of Clinical Oncology's Gastrointestinal Symposium focusing on GI cancers. Tomorrow night, Blue Faery is supporting a Continuing Medical Education (CME) program to help oncologists better understand HCC. Before
AndreaWilson_Founder
Caregiver
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Blue Faery Liver Cancer
4 months ago
Energy-starved breast cancer cells consume their surroundings for fuel, research suggest
Perhaps another piece to the puzzle Home Oncology & Cancer Home Endocrinology & Metabolism JANUARY 16, 2024 Editors' notes Energy-starved breast cancer cells consume their surroundings for fuel, research suggests by Public Library of Science Breast cancer cells (in blue) eating extracellular
Perhaps another piece to the puzzle Home Oncology & Cancer Home Endocrinology & Metabolism JANUARY 16, 2024 Editors' notes Energy-starved breast cancer cells consume their surroundings for fuel, research suggests by Public Library of Science Breast cancer cells (in blue) eating extracellular
Scout4answers
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
I got some doubts about the know-how of my oncologist
I met with my oncologist last Friday and either I am confused or she is. I am open for both scenario. :) This post is sort of a follow-up on another I did back in August: https://healthunlocked.com/advanced-prostate-cancer/posts/149892314/need-help-in-understanding-psa-level-recurrence-after-treatment
I met with my oncologist last Friday and either I am confused or she is. I am open for both scenario. :) This post is sort of a follow-up on another I did back in August: https://healthunlocked.com/advanced-prostate-cancer/posts/149892314/need-help-in-understanding-psa-level-recurrence-after-treatment
Mascouche
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
12 months post HDR Brachytherapy
I am now at twelve months post HRD Brachytherapy (no ADT) which was done with Dr Chang at UCLA. For the benefit of the group, below are the results: Urinary bother is very modest - some slowness in the morning on some mornings, otherwise same as pre-treatment Sexual function is at baseline in terms
I am now at twelve months post HRD Brachytherapy (no ADT) which was done with Dr Chang at UCLA. For the benefit of the group, below are the results: Urinary bother is very modest - some slowness in the morning on some mornings, otherwise same as pre-treatment Sexual function is at baseline in terms
Lingbed
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Prostate Cancer Network
7 months ago
side effects on Anastrazole
I was diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer in 2019 and I'm still feeling very tired and breathless and can't do much at all without a rest, is this the norm?
I was diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer in 2019 and I'm still feeling very tired and breathless and can't do much at all without a rest, is this the norm?
Ca1amity
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My Breast Cancer Community
7 months ago
BAT Patient Guide
I was re-reading Dr. Denmeade's BAT Patient Guide (well worth checking out) and came across the following quote near the end. Thus far, Denmeade seems to have done his own, smaller trials. "A larger randomized study comparing overall patient survival following treatment with sequential BAT → Xtandi
I was re-reading Dr. Denmeade's BAT Patient Guide (well worth checking out) and came across the following quote near the end. Thus far, Denmeade seems to have done his own, smaller trials. "A larger randomized study comparing overall patient survival following treatment with sequential BAT → Xtandi
dhccpa
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Cribiform Prostate Cancer
I have some findings of cribiform cancer in my cancer biopsy. I will start treatment with ADT this mnonth and SBRT in April, 2024. Cribiform cancer in the literature is associated with significantly worse outcomes. Does anyone have experience with this?
I have some findings of cribiform cancer in my cancer biopsy. I will start treatment with ADT this mnonth and SBRT in April, 2024. Cribiform cancer in the literature is associated with significantly worse outcomes. Does anyone have experience with this?
Worked_the_World
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Thank you everybody
Thank you everybody for bearing with me as I poured out my frustrations and anxieties with my current treatment plan over my last several posts, and for all your comments and advice. I called my MO's office this morning and left a voice mail detailing my declining status and the fact that I was done
Thank you everybody for bearing with me as I poured out my frustrations and anxieties with my current treatment plan over my last several posts, and for all your comments and advice. I called my MO's office this morning and left a voice mail detailing my declining status and the fact that I was done
skiingfiend
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Prostate cancer but normal PSA?
HI All. I had my first ever PSA at the age of 62 and it came in at over 26. I took a repeat and it came in at 25, then a week later I took another and it was 29. I had a biopsy that came back positive (cancer in 11 of 12 samples) and even though both my CT and bone. However, they indicated that since
HI All. I had my first ever PSA at the age of 62 and it came in at over 26. I took a repeat and it came in at 25, then a week later I took another and it was 29. I had a biopsy that came back positive (cancer in 11 of 12 samples) and even though both my CT and bone. However, they indicated that since
Sagewiz
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Breathlessness
Hi I am currently on a cycle which involves two sessions at two weeks apart called TETP. So I am having etoposide and paclitaxel then cisplatin and paclitaxel two weeks later. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced a tight chest and breathlessness when having any of the above. Also I have developed
Hi I am currently on a cycle which involves two sessions at two weeks apart called TETP. So I am having etoposide and paclitaxel then cisplatin and paclitaxel two weeks later. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced a tight chest and breathlessness when having any of the above. Also I have developed
Swimbuddy
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My Ovacome
4 months ago
Radiation Sessions
I am considering proton therapy radiation for my DICS cancer found in the left breast. Six months ago, I had a dissection B - TAVAR for a torn aorta. I am very concerned about the radiation penetrating to heart and lungs. The main concern is if proton therapy radiation is so advanced, why is the standard
I am considering proton therapy radiation for my DICS cancer found in the left breast. Six months ago, I had a dissection B - TAVAR for a torn aorta. I am very concerned about the radiation penetrating to heart and lungs. The main concern is if proton therapy radiation is so advanced, why is the standard
AVOCADOtastes
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SHARE Breast Cancer Support
4 months ago
BAT trial
With Xtandi failing and my metastasizes not PSMA avid enough for Lutetium my MO referred me to the Kinghorn Cancer Centre in Sydney to be assessed for a clinical trial involving BAT and Carboplatin (chemo). I am now in the trial and have had my first testosterone injections plus the carboplatin infusion
With Xtandi failing and my metastasizes not PSMA avid enough for Lutetium my MO referred me to the Kinghorn Cancer Centre in Sydney to be assessed for a clinical trial involving BAT and Carboplatin (chemo). I am now in the trial and have had my first testosterone injections plus the carboplatin infusion
Bjry
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
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