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Effexor has reduced side effects
I take effexor for depression and has helped reduce side effects from hormone therapy after successful radiation therapy. Has anyone had similar experience?
I take effexor for depression and has helped reduce side effects from hormone therapy after successful radiation therapy. Has anyone had similar experience?
pfeier
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Official Government advice on who is in the ‘at risk’ category for Covid-19
From www.gov.uk “We are advising those who are at increased risk of severe illness from coronavirus (COVID-19) to be particularly stringent in following social distancing measures. This group includes those who are: aged 70 or older (regardless of medical conditions) under 70 with an underlying health
From www.gov.uk “We are advising those who are at increased risk of severe illness from coronavirus (COVID-19) to be particularly stringent in following social distancing measures. This group includes those who are: aged 70 or older (regardless of medical conditions) under 70 with an underlying health
Bookworm55
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NRAS
4 years ago
Why does Europe, Netherlands, do seven(7)sessions of radiation therapy and the US do up to forty-two (42)?
My radiation started concurrent with hormone therapy no delays waiting for hormone therapy 4-6 weeks
My radiation started concurrent with hormone therapy no delays waiting for hormone therapy 4-6 weeks
ExPat193
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Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
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Government Guidelines 16.03.2020 for transplanted patients
Listed on government website last night. All transplant patients will be contacted directly by NHS to deliver more stringent guidelines. Note: there are some clinical conditions which put people at even higher risk of severe illness from COVID-19.
If you are in this category, next week the NHS in
Listed on government website last night. All transplant patients will be contacted directly by NHS to deliver more stringent guidelines. Note: there are some clinical conditions which put people at even higher risk of severe illness from COVID-19.
If you are in this category, next week the NHS in
Kimlescam
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Post lumpectomy and radiation breast infection
Has anybody developed inflammation and tenderness emanating from their lumpectomy scar? I finished radiation treatment 4 months ago and wasn’t expecting it.
Has anybody developed inflammation and tenderness emanating from their lumpectomy scar? I finished radiation treatment 4 months ago and wasn’t expecting it.
Cavatina23
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My Breast Cancer Community
4 years ago
Berberine
Does berberine help the effectiveness of radiation therapy? I've heard that it does but I would like some opinions of all the experts on this forum.
Does berberine help the effectiveness of radiation therapy? I've heard that it does but I would like some opinions of all the experts on this forum.
Srbergman
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Radical prostatectomy successful - now what?
6 weeks after surgery and my recovery has progressed relatively well. My first post-surgery blood test showed my PSA score to be 'undetectable'. My urinary control has been excellent, I'm walking as much as 10 miles at a time without any ill-effects, and I've recently also began incorporating some mild
6 weeks after surgery and my recovery has progressed relatively well. My first post-surgery blood test showed my PSA score to be 'undetectable'. My urinary control has been excellent, I'm walking as much as 10 miles at a time without any ill-effects, and I've recently also began incorporating some mild
Beast1952
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Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
should I go to work
Hi Me again!! I wondered if any one had any advice on what I should do. I am a nurse in the operating theatre at the hospital. I am due to start radiotherapy in two weeks for an inguinal lymph node. I had no worries about going to work as i am fit and well. But with all the information on the TV I am
Hi Me again!! I wondered if any one had any advice on what I should do. I am a nurse in the operating theatre at the hospital. I am due to start radiotherapy in two weeks for an inguinal lymph node. I had no worries about going to work as i am fit and well. But with all the information on the TV I am
transf2856
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My Ovacome
4 years ago
Radiotherapy in ovarian cancer
Hi Everyone hope you are all doing ok. Just wondered if anyone else has had radiotherapy. I was told initially that they do not use it for ovarian cancer. To cut a long story short diagnosed 2107 stage 4. Had chemo then surgery NED then mop up chemo then Avastin for 18 sessions. Finished Nov. 2018
Hi Everyone hope you are all doing ok. Just wondered if anyone else has had radiotherapy. I was told initially that they do not use it for ovarian cancer. To cut a long story short diagnosed 2107 stage 4. Had chemo then surgery NED then mop up chemo then Avastin for 18 sessions. Finished Nov. 2018
transf2856
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My Ovacome
4 years ago
Statin and COX2 inhibitor for MCRPC?
Hi all, this is my very first post on this site and I must say many of you are very knowledgeable with regard to PC and its treatment. My husband was diagnosed at 57 with PC, PSA 60, T2b following prostatectomy and Glesson 4+3. PSA returned after surgery very promptly and the next two years followed
Hi all, this is my very first post on this site and I must say many of you are very knowledgeable with regard to PC and its treatment. My husband was diagnosed at 57 with PC, PSA 60, T2b following prostatectomy and Glesson 4+3. PSA returned after surgery very promptly and the next two years followed
Rubyrose1234
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Zoladex advice please
Hi, I have endometriosis, adenomyosis and oestrogen receptor positive breast cancer. Because of the endo my cancer treatment will include Zoladex which I need to get started on next week. I had a holiday to St Lucia planned at Easter (first big holiday in 10 years). The consultant says he can delay
Hi, I have endometriosis, adenomyosis and oestrogen receptor positive breast cancer. Because of the endo my cancer treatment will include Zoladex which I need to get started on next week. I had a holiday to St Lucia planned at Easter (first big holiday in 10 years). The consultant says he can delay
Nataliex
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
Re: unexpected radiation treatment for pain in leg
Hi all, I have been stage 4 since October 2018. Last year I had a few issues with my back but since I broke it in 2016, I thought it was related to the accident. After going to a orthopedic oncologist, I was told that I tore my labrum in my hip. He wants radiation bc he feels that the tear stems from
Hi all, I have been stage 4 since October 2018. Last year I had a few issues with my back but since I broke it in 2016, I thought it was related to the accident. After going to a orthopedic oncologist, I was told that I tore my labrum in my hip. He wants radiation bc he feels that the tear stems from
Gaily71
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 years ago
Radiotherapy
Radiotherapy. I would appreciate hearing experience of this treatment and it's effects. Thank you.
Radiotherapy. I would appreciate hearing experience of this treatment and it's effects. Thank you.
ferntreegully
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
4 years ago
salvage radiotherapy plus hormones
Después de dos años de prostectomia, me regreso el psa a .21 y me quieren dar 40 sesiones de radio y hormonoterapia, experiencias???
Después de dos años de prostectomia, me regreso el psa a .21 y me quieren dar 40 sesiones de radio y hormonoterapia, experiencias???
vlicona45
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Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
Need advice on treatment for Prostate Cancer
I'm 62 - live in Florida - have chronic lymphatic leukemia - now have prostate cancer - gleason 9 - psa 10. I still work full time -enjoy what I do - have a very active life. Bone scan and mri show that prostate cancer has not spread except in seminal vessicle. I'm looking at doing Cyberknife radiation
I'm 62 - live in Florida - have chronic lymphatic leukemia - now have prostate cancer - gleason 9 - psa 10. I still work full time -enjoy what I do - have a very active life. Bone scan and mri show that prostate cancer has not spread except in seminal vessicle. I'm looking at doing Cyberknife radiation
mja511
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Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
Update on my sister
Many thanks to all of you who responded last time I posted a few days ago. My sister has had the results of her biopsy back and her cancer is progesterone and oestrogen positive and her2 negative. Could someone let me know what that means in terms of her treatment going forward. Last time she had BC
Many thanks to all of you who responded last time I posted a few days ago. My sister has had the results of her biopsy back and her cancer is progesterone and oestrogen positive and her2 negative. Could someone let me know what that means in terms of her treatment going forward. Last time she had BC
knitwitty
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My Breast Cancer Community
4 years ago
Treatment Decision
Hello Friends, Diagnosed 3A NSC. After completing chemo radiation treatment my PET Scan showed good response. My main 3mm tumor reduced and no current activity. Lymph nodes also inactive. Before treatment my oncologist said no surgery, but immunotherapy was preferred treatment. My PDL-1 tested
Hello Friends, Diagnosed 3A NSC. After completing chemo radiation treatment my PET Scan showed good response. My main 3mm tumor reduced and no current activity. Lymph nodes also inactive. Before treatment my oncologist said no surgery, but immunotherapy was preferred treatment. My PDL-1 tested
Beepers7
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Lung Cancer Support
4 years ago
The journey continues
Hi all, So after having a robotic assisted prostatectomy in February last year my PSA has risen slowly after an initial jump from .02 to .15 after 6 months and is now .17. Due to having some issues with my stomach, IBS, bad indigestion my oncologist has referred me to the digestive diseases unit before
Hi all, So after having a robotic assisted prostatectomy in February last year my PSA has risen slowly after an initial jump from .02 to .15 after 6 months and is now .17. Due to having some issues with my stomach, IBS, bad indigestion my oncologist has referred me to the digestive diseases unit before
MotoGuzziFan
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Prostate Cancer Network
4 years ago
STOMP - Oligometastatic PCa.
Studies of
stereotactic
ablative
radiotherapy
(SABR) have yielded encouraging results, but trials to date had small numbers of patients and limited enrollment to patients with limited metastatic disease burden (generally one to three metastases).
Studies of
stereotactic
ablative
radiotherapy
(SABR) have yielded encouraging results, but trials to date had small numbers of patients and limited enrollment to patients with limited metastatic disease burden (generally one to three metastases).
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
SpaceOAR Hydrogel for use during radiotherapy of prostate
This is new to me! Although it seems to have been around a while. I've just read about it in a local magazine. It's to late for me, I had RP. Suggest anybody having radiotherapy to prostate or prostate bed checks that it is being used. "SpaceOAR Hydrogel is an absorbable hydrogel that temporarily creates
This is new to me! Although it seems to have been around a while. I've just read about it in a local magazine. It's to late for me, I had RP. Suggest anybody having radiotherapy to prostate or prostate bed checks that it is being used. "SpaceOAR Hydrogel is an absorbable hydrogel that temporarily creates
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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