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Follicular thyroid cancer
I was diagnosed with a benign goitre back in 2015. After noticing they had grown I’ve had further investigations and then a partial thyroidectomy. I have been told I have follicular cancer and now need to have the rest removed and potentially nuclear iodine. My tumour was encapsulated in thyroid but
I was diagnosed with a benign goitre back in 2015. After noticing they had grown I’ve had further investigations and then a partial thyroidectomy. I have been told I have follicular cancer and now need to have the rest removed and potentially nuclear iodine. My tumour was encapsulated in thyroid but
IvyBoo
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Just finished radiotherapy but feel overwhelmed
Hi everyone This is my first post here and hoping for a little guidance/advice. I was diagnosed in May with grade 3, ER+ HER2- breast cancer. Lymph node removal showed no spread, so lumpectomy and radiotherapy, along with taking Tamoxifen (oncotype result 17, so no chemo). Haven't felt too bad physically
Hi everyone This is my first post here and hoping for a little guidance/advice. I was diagnosed in May with grade 3, ER+ HER2- breast cancer. Lymph node removal showed no spread, so lumpectomy and radiotherapy, along with taking Tamoxifen (oncotype result 17, so no chemo). Haven't felt too bad physically
cbear22
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My Breast Cancer Community
4 years ago
BCR - what might be next ...
It was bound to happen – came as no surprise (although you could hope for a different outcome). My PSA has jumped dramatically, in the last 6 months. Previous reading was 1.7 – jumped to 3.2 a week ago - no reason to believe that the rising numbers are going to stop 'naturally'. I was on an ADT holiday
It was bound to happen – came as no surprise (although you could hope for a different outcome). My PSA has jumped dramatically, in the last 6 months. Previous reading was 1.7 – jumped to 3.2 a week ago - no reason to believe that the rising numbers are going to stop 'naturally'. I was on an ADT holiday
RonnyBaby
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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SURPRISING STUDY RESULTS ? - PSA Levels Before Salvage Radiotherapy and Outcomes With Long-Term Antiandrogen Therapy in Prostate Cancer
This recent published study surprisingly? portrays that a higher PSA following RP and early pre salvage radiation theray (pre-SRT) has a better outcome using ADT than a lower PSA - anyone have thoughts on this ? Conclusion from the study: The investigators concluded, “These results suggest that pre-SRT
This recent published study surprisingly? portrays that a higher PSA following RP and early pre salvage radiation theray (pre-SRT) has a better outcome using ADT than a lower PSA - anyone have thoughts on this ? Conclusion from the study: The investigators concluded, “These results suggest that pre-SRT
searchingtom
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Given all clear re Lymphnodes 8 months ago, but sentinel node biopsy didn’t work, now they have found cancer! Has anyone been through this?
Hi, My wife was diagnosed with BC, she had it removed and had a sentinel node biopsy, was all clear. 8 Months later an ultrasound revealed cancer in a Lymphnode. She just had 8 nodes removed and they found microscopic cancer in 3 other nodes. They are sure it was there from the start. They have tested
Hi, My wife was diagnosed with BC, she had it removed and had a sentinel node biopsy, was all clear. 8 Months later an ultrasound revealed cancer in a Lymphnode. She just had 8 nodes removed and they found microscopic cancer in 3 other nodes. They are sure it was there from the start. They have tested
ikikuru
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My Breast Cancer Community
4 years ago
POST Radiation PSA movement
I just received my first PSA result, 7 weeks post Radiation Therapy. The number is .01. My 1 month and 3 month PSA post prostatectomy were also both .01, then it crept up to .03 at 6 months. That was 4 months ago. At that point, mostly due to my high rick Decipher we decided to start radiation therapy
I just received my first PSA result, 7 weeks post Radiation Therapy. The number is .01. My 1 month and 3 month PSA post prostatectomy were also both .01, then it crept up to .03 at 6 months. That was 4 months ago. At that point, mostly due to my high rick Decipher we decided to start radiation therapy
Jmr11820
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Cavitating lesion
I had a lobectomy 9 years ago and (foolishly) thought I would have no more problems as all my scans since surgery have been clear. Breathing has always been a problem due to emphysema, but has lately got worse - X-rays, CT Scan and now PET scan show I have a 5cm "cavitating lesion" in that same lung
I had a lobectomy 9 years ago and (foolishly) thought I would have no more problems as all my scans since surgery have been clear. Breathing has always been a problem due to emphysema, but has lately got worse - X-rays, CT Scan and now PET scan show I have a 5cm "cavitating lesion" in that same lung
Hidden
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
4 years ago
Bad mri result
Hi ladies Had mri brain scan and my double vision is due to a deposit behind my eye...some thickening in the meninges also I’m so devastated as I don’t want to leave this world yet Annoyingly my three monthly ct scan was very good...pleural effusion gone and liver mets smaller bones stable How can this
Hi ladies Had mri brain scan and my double vision is due to a deposit behind my eye...some thickening in the meninges also I’m so devastated as I don’t want to leave this world yet Annoyingly my three monthly ct scan was very good...pleural effusion gone and liver mets smaller bones stable How can this
Barbteeth
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 years ago
Waiting for surgery to remove Acoustic Neuroma don't know what to expect
I have had my tumour for 7 years and been on a watch and wait with MRI scans every year but now it has got to the stage it needs treatment I thought I was going to have Radiotherapy but when I went to the consultant he explains it is too big so needs to be removed by surgery could do with some feedback
I have had my tumour for 7 years and been on a watch and wait with MRI scans every year but now it has got to the stage it needs treatment I thought I was going to have Radiotherapy but when I went to the consultant he explains it is too big so needs to be removed by surgery could do with some feedback
5141
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Acoustic Neuroma Support
4 years ago
Update on my brain Mets
Hello friends. Here’s the latest on my brain Mets treatment protocol. Last MRI showed multiple tiny lesions and some larger lesions, largest of which is around 2 cm. Total is around 21. So my radiation oncologist decided to do whole brain radiation therapy (WBRT) over 10 days followed by SRS after
Hello friends. Here’s the latest on my brain Mets treatment protocol. Last MRI showed multiple tiny lesions and some larger lesions, largest of which is around 2 cm. Total is around 21. So my radiation oncologist decided to do whole brain radiation therapy (WBRT) over 10 days followed by SRS after
MyMiracle13
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 years ago
Re lump
Hi everyone hope your all ok and enjoying this beautiful weather. I thought I would update you all about a previous post regarding a lump/thickening I’ve had it checked and it as what I expected thickening due to radiotherapy phew
Hi everyone hope your all ok and enjoying this beautiful weather. I thought I would update you all about a previous post regarding a lump/thickening I’ve had it checked and it as what I expected thickening due to radiotherapy phew
Lyngal
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My Breast Cancer Community
4 years ago
A positive test.
Now it is the final day of Sharon's self-isolation there is little fear of poking providence with a sharp stick anymore. Last week I reported about there being 5 positive tests with carers, that were carried out the previous Wed, at the nursing home where my partner works. That Sunday Sharon went to
Now it is the final day of Sharon's self-isolation there is little fear of poking providence with a sharp stick anymore. Last week I reported about there being 5 positive tests with carers, that were carried out the previous Wed, at the nursing home where my partner works. That Sunday Sharon went to
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Hello - new here
I had right tonsil cancer SCC HPV+ Had 6 weeks of radiotherapy & chemo. Treatment finished sept 18. I’m still here thankfully but my thyroid has taken a battering from the radiation. Im showing under active from bloods since a year ago and experiencing all the awful symptoms so they’ve finally started
I had right tonsil cancer SCC HPV+ Had 6 weeks of radiotherapy & chemo. Treatment finished sept 18. I’m still here thankfully but my thyroid has taken a battering from the radiation. Im showing under active from bloods since a year ago and experiencing all the awful symptoms so they’ve finally started
Headandneck72
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Article
Hi all, So I’m really excited! I have written a patient perspective article about radiotherapy and acute and late effects and it’s been accepted by a medical imaging journal for their special edition which is out later in the year. I mention PRDA UK 👍🏻🙂🥰
Hi all, So I’m really excited! I have written a patient perspective article about radiotherapy and acute and late effects and it’s been accepted by a medical imaging journal for their special edition which is out later in the year. I mention PRDA UK 👍🏻🙂🥰
HarleyQuinn82
Community Pioneer
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Pelvic Radiation Disease Association
4 years ago
Possible longer-term effects of pelvic radiotherapy
I completed 7 weeks of daily RT last year as the final step in my therapy for prostate cancer. I am still experiencing some minor to moderate effects on my bowels and have been told that I can expect some improvement over the next 12 months. I am keen to discover what others have found to be helpful
I completed 7 weeks of daily RT last year as the final step in my therapy for prostate cancer. I am still experiencing some minor to moderate effects on my bowels and have been told that I can expect some improvement over the next 12 months. I am keen to discover what others have found to be helpful
D_Cymro
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Pelvic Radiation Disease Association
4 years ago
Survived Covid, but want to know about Anemia in advanced prostate cancer survivors
Low hemoglobin level, my father by God's grace survived covid and some spots are there on lungs which doctors said should go in 2 or 3 months time. They have checked there is no blood blotting in lungs. But one thing is there since 3 yrs the time he got his testicals removed and them cemo followed by
Low hemoglobin level, my father by God's grace survived covid and some spots are there on lungs which doctors said should go in 2 or 3 months time. They have checked there is no blood blotting in lungs. But one thing is there since 3 yrs the time he got his testicals removed and them cemo followed by
Kshiprakapoor
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
How To Cope
Hi I am new to this site and trying to find my way round! I have had major lung surgery (cancer) radiotherapy (also cancer) and suffer with COPD. Am suffering dreadfully with my breathing at the moment and would really appreciate advice from others. Thank you
Hi I am new to this site and trying to find my way round! I have had major lung surgery (cancer) radiotherapy (also cancer) and suffer with COPD. Am suffering dreadfully with my breathing at the moment and would really appreciate advice from others. Thank you
nantilly
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Need advice - radiation to inguinal lymph nodes and rib
Diagnosed Nov 29th 2019 with PSA 88 and mets to 3 bones i pelvic area, lymph nodes and 1 rib (via PSMA-pet/ct scan). Gleason 7 (4+3) in all 12 biopsies. Started Eligard + Zytiga and had during March 2020 RapidArc 20x with 3Gy per fraction to prostate + 13x with 3Gy per fraction to bone mets in pelvic
Diagnosed Nov 29th 2019 with PSA 88 and mets to 3 bones i pelvic area, lymph nodes and 1 rib (via PSMA-pet/ct scan). Gleason 7 (4+3) in all 12 biopsies. Started Eligard + Zytiga and had during March 2020 RapidArc 20x with 3Gy per fraction to prostate + 13x with 3Gy per fraction to bone mets in pelvic
45yrsDenmark
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
From PC diagnosis to Penile Implant (A 2 year journey)
So, it has been a few months since I have been on here, but wanted to share a brief story of my journey thus far. It is two years exactly to the day; I got a prostatectomy. Since then, there have been many ups and downs and unforeseeable side turns. After my initial diagnosis in July of 2018, I
So, it has been a few months since I have been on here, but wanted to share a brief story of my journey thus far. It is two years exactly to the day; I got a prostatectomy. Since then, there have been many ups and downs and unforeseeable side turns. After my initial diagnosis in July of 2018, I
Dreamweaverman
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Prostate Cancer And Gay Men
4 years ago
Abiraterone vs Enzalutamide + Radiation
I would like to solicit the valued opinion of members of the HU community regarding the potential benefits of abiraterone or enzalutamide when undergoing radiotherapy. It is well known that radiation therapy can elicit a beneficial immunogenic response (i.e., abscopal effect) and that concurrent ADT
I would like to solicit the valued opinion of members of the HU community regarding the potential benefits of abiraterone or enzalutamide when undergoing radiotherapy. It is well known that radiation therapy can elicit a beneficial immunogenic response (i.e., abscopal effect) and that concurrent ADT
PhilipSZacarias
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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