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Radiation to the chest (the mediastinal region)?
Has anyone had radiation to the chest area? Specifically the mediastinal region? My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful
Has anyone had radiation to the chest area? Specifically the mediastinal region? My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful
mklc
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
5 years ago
Radiation to the chest (the mediastinal region)?
Has anyone had radiation to the chest area? Specifically the mediastinal region? My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful
Has anyone had radiation to the chest area? Specifically the mediastinal region? My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful
mklc
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Lung Cancer Support
5 years ago
Radiation to the chest (the mediastinal region)?
Has anyone had radiation to the chest area? Specifically the mediastinal region? My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful
Has anyone had radiation to the chest area? Specifically the mediastinal region? My radiation oncologist is going to do hypofractionated (which is a shorter course of radiation) course of radiotheraphy My questions are: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment successful
mklc
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
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New treatment for AFIB: anyone heard of this before?
https://www.dicardiology.com/content/noninvasive-radioablation-offers-long-term-benefits-high-risk-heart-arrhythmia-patients Here are some of the highlights: Noninvasive Radioablation Offers Long-term Benefits to High-risk Heart Arrhythmia Patients. September 17, 2019 — Treating high-risk heart patients
https://www.dicardiology.com/content/noninvasive-radioablation-offers-long-term-benefits-high-risk-heart-arrhythmia-patients Here are some of the highlights: Noninvasive Radioablation Offers Long-term Benefits to High-risk Heart Arrhythmia Patients. September 17, 2019 — Treating high-risk heart patients
Bambi65
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AF Association
5 years ago
Help with managing side effects from radiation therapy.
I posted about my father's PCa initially here: https://healthunlocked.com/advanced-prostate-cancer/posts/140977815/an-update-on-my-fathers-pca-test-results-treatment-plan Yesterday he finished a 20 session course of radiotherapy. The RadOnc instructed him to stop taking Casodex, and he also received
I posted about my father's PCa initially here: https://healthunlocked.com/advanced-prostate-cancer/posts/140977815/an-update-on-my-fathers-pca-test-results-treatment-plan Yesterday he finished a 20 session course of radiotherapy. The RadOnc instructed him to stop taking Casodex, and he also received
vforvendetta
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
“UriVarx”- has anyone with bladder leakage issues after RP and EBRT tried it?
Many of us have some stress bladder leakage as a result of our RP’s and salvage radiation therapy. Has anyone on this forum had a positive experience using the vegetarian capsules sold in local stores called UriVarx? It’s expensive and I don’t want to waste my time and money if there’s no benefit for
Many of us have some stress bladder leakage as a result of our RP’s and salvage radiation therapy. Has anyone on this forum had a positive experience using the vegetarian capsules sold in local stores called UriVarx? It’s expensive and I don’t want to waste my time and money if there’s no benefit for
tallguy2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Radiation to the chest (thorax / mediastitum) area?
Has anyone had radiation to the chest area? Specifically the mediastitum? PSMA scan shows 2 or 3 small Lymph Nodes in the area. No other area in the body shows any prostate cancer. If you have had the radiation, please let me know: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment
Has anyone had radiation to the chest area? Specifically the mediastitum? PSMA scan shows 2 or 3 small Lymph Nodes in the area. No other area in the body shows any prostate cancer. If you have had the radiation, please let me know: 1) have you had any side effects 2) was the radiation treatment
mklc
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Which should I take first and WHY ?? Cabazitaxel or Enzalutamide ??
As most of you know by now, I have been through Casodex, Eligard, Abiraterone, Docetaxel, Lu-177 and radiation therapy thus far. My remaining options are Cabazitaxel and Enzalutamide. Any idea which should I take first and why ?? Many thanks for any reply anyone may care to give.
As most of you know by now, I have been through Casodex, Eligard, Abiraterone, Docetaxel, Lu-177 and radiation therapy thus far. My remaining options are Cabazitaxel and Enzalutamide. Any idea which should I take first and why ?? Many thanks for any reply anyone may care to give.
whatsinaname
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Pain
I had radiotherapy in April on a n wich started to grow again and have been left with pains In ear and head. Any else had this problem.
I had radiotherapy in April on a n wich started to grow again and have been left with pains In ear and head. Any else had this problem.
EdSheeran
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Acoustic Neuroma Support
5 years ago
Radiotherapy fatigue
Hi ladies Just wondering how long it can take to feel normal(ish) after radiotherapy...I had sabre radiotherapy in July and I’m still wiped out I managed to get on my horse for a short steady ride yesterday but was exhausted...today I couldn’t even think about it...I was fatigued just grooming him
Hi ladies Just wondering how long it can take to feel normal(ish) after radiotherapy...I had sabre radiotherapy in July and I’m still wiped out I managed to get on my horse for a short steady ride yesterday but was exhausted...today I couldn’t even think about it...I was fatigued just grooming him
Barbteeth
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 years ago
My experience
Its been 4 years this sep.after chemo 1 radiation treatment xgeva.2yrs.lupron the whole time.psa slowly going up 1.6 now 1 new bone can.
Its been 4 years this sep.after chemo 1 radiation treatment xgeva.2yrs.lupron the whole time.psa slowly going up 1.6 now 1 new bone can.
Eringobra
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Anti-androgen therapy increase Mortality in select patients undergoing PCa Salvage Radiotherapy
New study below [1]. "In 2017, the phase III NRG Oncology/RTOG 9601 clinical trial findings demonstrated that an additional 2 years of anti-androgen therapy added to radiation treatment following surgery in men with recurrent prostate cancer increased overall survival (OS). This outcome spurred the recent
New study below [1]. "In 2017, the phase III NRG Oncology/RTOG 9601 clinical trial findings demonstrated that an additional 2 years of anti-androgen therapy added to radiation treatment following surgery in men with recurrent prostate cancer increased overall survival (OS). This outcome spurred the recent
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Flu jab
I am due to have a flu jab on 26th Sept. I have 2 questions about the timing. I have just started a short course of steroids for a cough - 10 days only. I think the cough is the after effects from from primary lung cancer radiotherapy treatment. I take Ibrance and Letrozole for secondary breast
I am due to have a flu jab on 26th Sept. I have 2 questions about the timing. I have just started a short course of steroids for a cough - 10 days only. I think the cough is the after effects from from primary lung cancer radiotherapy treatment. I take Ibrance and Letrozole for secondary breast
risingwaves
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 years ago
Docetaxel vs Surveillance After Radical Radiotherapy for Intermediate- or High-Risk Prostate Cancer
TAKE-HOME MESSAGE •Docetaxel combined with androgen-deprivation therapy (ADT) has improved survival of patients with advanced prostate cancer. This study evaluated this combination in men with high-risk localized prostate cancer. A total of 376 patients were randomized to either six cycles of adjuvant
TAKE-HOME MESSAGE •Docetaxel combined with androgen-deprivation therapy (ADT) has improved survival of patients with advanced prostate cancer. This study evaluated this combination in men with high-risk localized prostate cancer. A total of 376 patients were randomized to either six cycles of adjuvant
Balsam01
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Urologist vs. Oncologist?
I was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer in November of 2012. At that time, my PSA was 8 and my Gleeson was 5 + 4= 9. I started Guided Radiation Therapy, at Scripp's Radiation Center, in La Jolla, in January 2013. I started Lupron Therapy, in November of 2012. (2 years worth) In December of 2016 I experienced
I was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer in November of 2012. At that time, my PSA was 8 and my Gleeson was 5 + 4= 9. I started Guided Radiation Therapy, at Scripp's Radiation Center, in La Jolla, in January 2013. I started Lupron Therapy, in November of 2012. (2 years worth) In December of 2016 I experienced
lavis
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Prostate Cancer And Gay Men
5 years ago
Single Bone Met
My partner was diagnosed three years ago, Gleason 9/10 and PSA 6.5 with Advanced Prostate Cancer. It had just gone into one of the seminal vessels but not lymph nodes. So removal was not an option. He was given radiotherapy and put on Zoladex for two years.. At the outset he was given a bone scan
My partner was diagnosed three years ago, Gleason 9/10 and PSA 6.5 with Advanced Prostate Cancer. It had just gone into one of the seminal vessels but not lymph nodes. So removal was not an option. He was given radiotherapy and put on Zoladex for two years.. At the outset he was given a bone scan
Beej59
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Prostate Cancer Network
5 years ago
Take ownership of your prostate cancer
Doctors (ie general practitioners or family doctors) are commonly accepted in the community as “learned men” who know better than you health wise. Such was my case. Seven years ago my family doctor picked up that my PSA was gradually rising and sent me off for regular blood tests. Unfortunately he was
Doctors (ie general practitioners or family doctors) are commonly accepted in the community as “learned men” who know better than you health wise. Such was my case. Seven years ago my family doctor picked up that my PSA was gradually rising and sent me off for regular blood tests. Unfortunately he was
sculptorgalaxy
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Nice news
For those who have followed my journey, I wanted to share a pic of my wedding day. A day I didn’t know if I would see. I had no eyebrows or lashes and hardly any hair, but with the help of my amazing makeup lady and hairdresser and wig supplier, I was able to look how I had imagined I would when we first
For those who have followed my journey, I wanted to share a pic of my wedding day. A day I didn’t know if I would see. I had no eyebrows or lashes and hardly any hair, but with the help of my amazing makeup lady and hairdresser and wig supplier, I was able to look how I had imagined I would when we first
TrishLamb
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My Breast Cancer Community
5 years ago
Radiotherapy in the Definitive Management of Oligometastatic Prostate Cancer
"TAKE-HOME MESSAGE The authors of this retrospective study from a single tertiary care institution described their experience with metastasis-directed radiotherapy in oligometastatic prostate cancer, evaluating biochemical progression-free survival (PFS) and time to next intervention in 156 patients.
"TAKE-HOME MESSAGE The authors of this retrospective study from a single tertiary care institution described their experience with metastasis-directed radiotherapy in oligometastatic prostate cancer, evaluating biochemical progression-free survival (PFS) and time to next intervention in 156 patients.
snoraste
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
One year on!
So last September I was on my annual break in beautiful Weymouth when I received an urgent message to contact my Doctor at home. Prior to going I had been experiencing some shortness of breath so my GP sent me for an x-ray so immediately panic set in! (Previously mis-diagnosed with cancer in 2008 and
So last September I was on my annual break in beautiful Weymouth when I received an urgent message to contact my Doctor at home. Prior to going I had been experiencing some shortness of breath so my GP sent me for an x-ray so immediately panic set in! (Previously mis-diagnosed with cancer in 2008 and
Elt79
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
5 years ago
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