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RA and breast cancer
I had been taking Mythotrexate for about ten years and I was fine with it, although I did get some bad headaches. To shorten a lengthy story, I was diognosed with breast cancer in February 2019 and was very lucky to have an operation the following month, but in a private hospital as the main hospitals
I had been taking Mythotrexate for about ten years and I was fine with it, although I did get some bad headaches. To shorten a lengthy story, I was diognosed with breast cancer in February 2019 and was very lucky to have an operation the following month, but in a private hospital as the main hospitals
Wwoo
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NRAS
4 years ago
radiotherapy
I was born in 1967.The PSA in August 2020 is 10.75 I was diagnosed with cancer in September 2020. Prostatectomy and extended lymphadenectomy performed on December 8, 2020. in OLV Aalst Belgium, prof. ALEXANDER MOTTRIER. Gleason score 7 (4 + 3). pT3b pN1 pMX. January 14, 2021 PSA 1.18 January 25, 2021
I was born in 1967.The PSA in August 2020 is 10.75 I was diagnosed with cancer in September 2020. Prostatectomy and extended lymphadenectomy performed on December 8, 2020. in OLV Aalst Belgium, prof. ALEXANDER MOTTRIER. Gleason score 7 (4 + 3). pT3b pN1 pMX. January 14, 2021 PSA 1.18 January 25, 2021
adam1967adam
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Lifestyle - diet, exercise, stress reduction sure seems to make a difference
Lifestyle - diet, exercise, stress reduction sure seems to make a difference. I have copied Dr. Michael Greger's blog from Feb 4 here: Treating Advanced Prostate Cancer with Diet Written By Michael Greger M.D. FACLM on February 4th, 2021 Dr. Dean Ornish showed that a plant-based diet and lifestyle
Lifestyle - diet, exercise, stress reduction sure seems to make a difference. I have copied Dr. Michael Greger's blog from Feb 4 here: Treating Advanced Prostate Cancer with Diet Written By Michael Greger M.D. FACLM on February 4th, 2021 Dr. Dean Ornish showed that a plant-based diet and lifestyle
wstein25
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Active Surveillance - Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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Consultant Meeting with Mum
So My Mum had her appointment today. It was horrible because I knew something was up when we were put in a room and the doctor attended with the nurse. He has basically said that Mum's tumour in the upper left has grown but there is also more cancer in the chest area. This means the treatment - immunotherapy
So My Mum had her appointment today. It was horrible because I knew something was up when we were put in a room and the doctor attended with the nurse. He has basically said that Mum's tumour in the upper left has grown but there is also more cancer in the chest area. This means the treatment - immunotherapy
flatterycat
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
4 years ago
Castrate resistant - new spot?
Hello wonderful people. I can't tell you how much support you have given me and my dad over the past year - if I could hug you all I could. We are back in another quandary which I'm hoping you can shed some light on... My dad is on Zoladex, he had had radiotherapy to the prostate and 4 x Docetaxel to
Hello wonderful people. I can't tell you how much support you have given me and my dad over the past year - if I could hug you all I could. We are back in another quandary which I'm hoping you can shed some light on... My dad is on Zoladex, he had had radiotherapy to the prostate and 4 x Docetaxel to
SC19
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Looking for correct group
Can anyone please advise if there is an HU group for my circumstances. I have SCC from parotid gland which has spread to neck lymph nodes. It's been removed by neck dissection and I'm on day 2 of Radio Therapy. Looking for support for the side effects of RT as well as recovery from the surgery. Thanks
Can anyone please advise if there is an HU group for my circumstances. I have SCC from parotid gland which has spread to neck lymph nodes. It's been removed by neck dissection and I'm on day 2 of Radio Therapy. Looking for support for the side effects of RT as well as recovery from the surgery. Thanks
aloneifly
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
PSA creeping up
Sixth anniversary of Proton Therapy at UFPTI. Results of PSA yesterday showed increase from 2020 to 2021 of 0.92 to 1.02. Here is my history: 07/15 2.50 01/16 1.30 07/16 2.56 01/17 0.75 01/18 1.41 04/18 0.76 07/18 0.85 01/19 0.79 01/20 0.92 02/21 1.02 I have to say this is very disappointing. Especially
Sixth anniversary of Proton Therapy at UFPTI. Results of PSA yesterday showed increase from 2020 to 2021 of 0.92 to 1.02. Here is my history: 07/15 2.50 01/16 1.30 07/16 2.56 01/17 0.75 01/18 1.41 04/18 0.76 07/18 0.85 01/19 0.79 01/20 0.92 02/21 1.02 I have to say this is very disappointing. Especially
hwrjr
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Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
Clinical Trial Niraparib or XOFIGO
Good morning, I am new to this forum and am thankful for having found it. I am trying to learn as much as I can about my husband’s diagnosis and pray that we are making the best decisions for his treatments. To this point we have not sought out a 2nd opinion and have wholeheartedly trusted in the treatment
Good morning, I am new to this forum and am thankful for having found it. I am trying to learn as much as I can about my husband’s diagnosis and pray that we are making the best decisions for his treatments. To this point we have not sought out a 2nd opinion and have wholeheartedly trusted in the treatment
Doradart
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Bumpy ride
My CLL journey of a&e admission, neutropenic sepsis, failed chemo, many blood transfusions, IVIG and Ibrutinib. Now, Squamous Cell Carcinoma and Oropharyngeal Cancer! (Breathe) so, radiotherapy awaits.
My CLL journey of a&e admission, neutropenic sepsis, failed chemo, many blood transfusions, IVIG and Ibrutinib. Now, Squamous Cell Carcinoma and Oropharyngeal Cancer! (Breathe) so, radiotherapy awaits.
Meic13
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Who has had radiotherapy without terrible balance effects etc on tumor 15mm pressing on brain stem or similar
Hello, my fellow AN warriors! I've been told by the team at Kings that I may not be a candidate for radiotherapy due to the position of my tumor on the brain stem. It's 15mm at it's largest. My only symtoms are (crazy persistent) tinnitus, some hearing loss, numb ear and a new very occasional twitchy
Hello, my fellow AN warriors! I've been told by the team at Kings that I may not be a candidate for radiotherapy due to the position of my tumor on the brain stem. It's 15mm at it's largest. My only symtoms are (crazy persistent) tinnitus, some hearing loss, numb ear and a new very occasional twitchy
flappers
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Acoustic Neuroma Support
4 years ago
Update
Hi guys, hope everyone is okay. Just to update for now. Ryan is finished with his 3 session radiation treatment on his elbow met. According to the PET he just got, it is the only spot currently. He had radiation, Keytruda, and zometa all in one day. It whipped his behind. He had fevers for two days at
Hi guys, hope everyone is okay. Just to update for now. Ryan is finished with his 3 session radiation treatment on his elbow met. According to the PET he just got, it is the only spot currently. He had radiation, Keytruda, and zometa all in one day. It whipped his behind. He had fevers for two days at
kellyOd
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Melanoma Caregivers
4 years ago
Gynae Cancer Narratives - research study
Would you be interested in sharing your experience with a research team from Lancaster University to better understand how radiotherapy affects social, sexual and personal lives? If you have received radiotherapy for a gynaecological cancer or supported someone who has received radiotherapy of gynae
Would you be interested in sharing your experience with a research team from Lancaster University to better understand how radiotherapy affects social, sexual and personal lives? If you have received radiotherapy for a gynaecological cancer or supported someone who has received radiotherapy of gynae
Sarah_PRDA
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Pelvic Radiation Disease Association
4 years ago
CLL cancer
I have had testicular cancer luckily caught it early but now have a pituarty tumour and CLL.I have been told this may have been caused by my radiotherapy and chemo i had for my testicular cancer.This year I have lost my dad to lung cancer and my mum 6 months later to lung and liver cancer .Everyone of
I have had testicular cancer luckily caught it early but now have a pituarty tumour and CLL.I have been told this may have been caused by my radiotherapy and chemo i had for my testicular cancer.This year I have lost my dad to lung cancer and my mum 6 months later to lung and liver cancer .Everyone of
Gallowayirish
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Any information about sensitivity to CT scans on parts of body that have been affected previously by Radiotherapy and Brachytherapy?
H all, I've not posted a question on here before but have responded to a post. I had Radiotherapy for cervical cancer 16 years ago and have had gastro problems helped by cholestagel, urinary and vaginal problems too. Two months ago I had to have CT scans for investigation. I hadn't realised they were
H all, I've not posted a question on here before but have responded to a post. I had Radiotherapy for cervical cancer 16 years ago and have had gastro problems helped by cholestagel, urinary and vaginal problems too. Two months ago I had to have CT scans for investigation. I hadn't realised they were
notemily
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Pelvic Radiation Disease Association
4 years ago
Take action: Coronavirus and lung cancer
TAKE ACTION! Tell the CDC that lung cancer patients and survivors need to be placed in Tier 1b to receive a COVID-19 vaccine ASAP. Comments are due by January 26th so act now! As of January 22, we stand at 24.8 million COVID-19 cases in the US, with 412,936 deaths. The CDC reports that 15.1 million
TAKE ACTION! Tell the CDC that lung cancer patients and survivors need to be placed in Tier 1b to receive a COVID-19 vaccine ASAP. Comments are due by January 26th so act now! As of January 22, we stand at 24.8 million COVID-19 cases in the US, with 412,936 deaths. The CDC reports that 15.1 million
Miranda_GO2
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Lung Cancer Support
4 years ago
Diagnosis
I have grade 2 invasive ductal breast cancer. I have 2 cancers, both in the right breast. Both are progesterone and oestrogen receptor positive, but one also has the HER2 protein marker. Because of that I get the entire gold package; surgery, reconstruction, chemo for 6-12 months with hair loss counselling
I have grade 2 invasive ductal breast cancer. I have 2 cancers, both in the right breast. Both are progesterone and oestrogen receptor positive, but one also has the HER2 protein marker. Because of that I get the entire gold package; surgery, reconstruction, chemo for 6-12 months with hair loss counselling
AirIsUnderrated
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SHARE Breast Cancer Support
4 years ago
Lymph node forgotten?
Good evening all Was diagnosed 8 months ago with 3 positive from the biopsy in the prostate , and one lymph node detected on pet scan. I accepted to join Proteus trial which is checking the efficiency of erleada as neo adjuvant ADT with lupron for 6 months before RP and then another 6 months of erleada
Good evening all Was diagnosed 8 months ago with 3 positive from the biopsy in the prostate , and one lymph node detected on pet scan. I accepted to join Proteus trial which is checking the efficiency of erleada as neo adjuvant ADT with lupron for 6 months before RP and then another 6 months of erleada
Johnko
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Restarted C25K after cancer
Hi, just relaying my experiences so you don't give up. I've just ran W4R2 after restarting Couch to 5K on New Years Day. That's 2 years to the day since I graduated C25K but things went a bit wrong after that. Graduated 1/1/19 but started getting slower and tired all the time. Finally found out I had
Hi, just relaying my experiences so you don't give up. I've just ran W4R2 after restarting Couch to 5K on New Years Day. That's 2 years to the day since I graduated C25K but things went a bit wrong after that. Graduated 1/1/19 but started getting slower and tired all the time. Finally found out I had
nmartin
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
The efficacy and safety of radical prostatectomy and radiotherapy in high-risk prostate cancer: a systematic review and meta-analysis
For your consideration........recent update...... https://wjso.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12957-020-01824-9 Conclusion here...... RP seems to offer better OS but inferior results for CSS and biochemical recurrence. Brachy boost may perform better in all aspects. I think Tall_Allen has already
For your consideration........recent update...... https://wjso.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12957-020-01824-9 Conclusion here...... RP seems to offer better OS but inferior results for CSS and biochemical recurrence. Brachy boost may perform better in all aspects. I think Tall_Allen has already
maley2711
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Oncologist?
Hi everyone, It's easier to reply to you all here with reference to 'my oncologist' I do not have an oncologist! I had one for my lung cancer radiotherapy, but that is over and he is no longer my oncologist, that is what Christie's tell me. I have had no CT scan since radiation, apparently they do a
Hi everyone, It's easier to reply to you all here with reference to 'my oncologist' I do not have an oncologist! I had one for my lung cancer radiotherapy, but that is over and he is no longer my oncologist, that is what Christie's tell me. I have had no CT scan since radiation, apparently they do a
Gingerapple
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
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