Experiences with

Tecentriq

https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/cabometyx-and-tecentriq-stave-prostate-cancer-progression-exelixis-joins-novartis-fda-wait

In May of 2022, with my 15-3 at 70, he wanted to put me in a trial for XL092 alone or with ATEZOLIZUMAB - Tecentriq. At this time, I asked for testing to make sure my original dx had not changed. The only test he did was for the P13k mutation, which came back neg.

I have the CDK12 mutation which is apparently known to be a drug target or to predict sensitivity to Atezolizumab (Tecentriq PD-1 Checkpoint Inhibitor), hence there is open Immunotherapy trial called BoB (NCT03767075). I meet the trial doctor next week.

Atezolizumab (Tecentriq): Atezolizumab is a checkpoint inhibitor that targets PD-L1 (programmed death-ligand 1). It has been studied in combination with other therapies for advanced prostate cancer in clinical trials.

Had one infusion, side effect relentless diarrhea, then no bowel movement for 5 days, with stomach pain that had me near suicidal!Drank 16oz of hot peppermint ginger tea, incontinent for 2 days. Finally stabilized after 7th level of hell. Can't see risking another try.

Among 28 previously untreated patients, the overall response rate reached 67.9% (95% CI 47.6-84.1) following six cycles of atezolizumab (Tecentriq) plus venetoclax (Venclexta) and obinutuzumab (Gazyva), including complete responses in 28.6% (95% CI 11.8-45.3), reported researchers led by Alessandra Tedeschi

Onco suggested I look into combo of Avastin + Tecentriq, which present an array of side effects as a trade off to slowing down the liver degradation. Does anyone have experience with this combination of drugs?

Among 28 patients previously untreated for their Richter transformation, the overall response rate reached 68% following six cycles of atezolizumab (Tecentriq) plus venetoclax and obinutuzumab (Gazyva), including complete responses in 29%.

The new med oncologist who saw us last week is ice cold and started talking atavisticand another therapy tecentriq pending scan result if see if two small nodes in lung are malignant. We have been married 54 years together since we are 17. We have been going to Stony Brook U.

Hello everyone, I've been on Avastin + Tecentriq infusions since 2/21 & doctors say the infusions are working. I have had all the side effects listed & take meds for HBP & high collesterol. However, I suffer fatigue everyday & lack of motivation to go out of the house.

Hello everyone I am due to have immunotherapy next week for my liver cancer but I’m also waiting for a blood test to come back for a possible clinical trial so while I’m waiting I wanted to ask if anyone has had TECENTRIQ + Avastin immunotherapy and if anyone has had good results from this particular

Hello everyone I am due to have immunotherapy next week for my liver cancer but I’m also waiting for a blood test to come back for a possible clinical trial so while I’m waiting I wanted to ask if anyone has had TECENTRIQ + Avastin immunotherapy and if anyone has had good results from this particular

Hello everyone I am due to have immunotherapy next week for my liver cancer but I’m also waiting for a blood test to come back for a possible clinical trial so while I’m waiting I wanted to ask if anyone has had TECENTRIQ + Avastin immunotherapy and if anyone has had good results from this particular

Anyhow, I have been trying to research these drugs and 2 pharmas withdrew Tecentriq use, Roche and Genentech in Au of 2021 and Dr, Susan Halabi, from Roche, said that she could not agree to continue the drug. Hmmm.

Atezolizumab (Tecentriq) will shortly be assessed by the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) for use in NHSScotland, and we have been invited to provide a Patient Group Submission for the medicine. We are therefore trying to gather some patient experience quotes.

Insurance denied the Tecentriq and Avastin combo at last minute so we're going with Opdivo instead. His insurance company is changing at end of month so Oncologist says can always try again for approval with new company. He wanted to start something though ASAP so I guess it's better than nothing.

He recommended trying the combination of Avastin and Tecentriq immunotherapy as a last option. If Jimmy doesn't do it or if it doesn't work then he's guessing maybe 2 to 4 months left and will start him on hospice. Jimmy said he'll try the treatment.

I've not read much in the forum about these two drugs, mostly it seems people are getting pembro. Would love to know how people are getting on if you've been on these two for a long time. How long have you been on it? Any on-going side effects? Have you stopped it? I know the immunos can sometimes

I have handled the treatments pretty well, but the tecentriq causes a lot of stomach issues. It’s really great to find a group of people who are going through this kind of journey. I find it super stressful when it’s time for scans.

They both rec repeat scans in 2 months rather than changing tx yet as has had good quality of life and response to Avastin/Tecentriq.