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Severe osteoporosis
Hello, I have just got my results to my gp that I can't have any
testosterone
for my locally advanced prostate cancer, and my osteoporosis looks severe and I have had a referral back to hospital for bisphosphonate therapy, but I have hiatus hernia and they are not good for stomach, any help please
Hello, I have just got my results to my gp that I can't have any
testosterone
for my locally advanced prostate cancer, and my osteoporosis looks severe and I have had a referral back to hospital for bisphosphonate therapy, but I have hiatus hernia and they are not good for stomach, any help please
Radars
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
benefit of taking a break from Lupron and using darolutamide alone?
Would there be a benefit to forgoing Lupron and using Darolutamide as primary, allowing
testosterone
to recover and taking a break once it does to allow body to recover from effects of ADT?
Would there be a benefit to forgoing Lupron and using Darolutamide as primary, allowing
testosterone
to recover and taking a break once it does to allow body to recover from effects of ADT?
Rob1053
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
PSA and Testosterone
When my PSA was at .27 my
Testosterone
was 900, as of yesterday’s result, my
Testosterone
was 1246 (PSA .28). The root of the question is why would the PSA go up 1/100th of a point, yet T level went up 346.
When my PSA was at .27 my
Testosterone
was 900, as of yesterday’s result, my
Testosterone
was 1246 (PSA .28). The root of the question is why would the PSA go up 1/100th of a point, yet T level went up 346.
Vp7174
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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Metabolic Syndrome & Survival
"Men with obesity tend to be insulin resistant and often have low-normal
testosterone
concentrations."
"Men with obesity tend to be insulin resistant and often have low-normal
testosterone
concentrations."
pca2004
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
should I reduce my Oestrogen gel to one pump a day?
I take
testosterone
provided by the private clinic, I only take 0.5ml three times a week as wanted to take this slowly, and just had a blood test to see my
testosterone
levels (waiting on results) I take progesterone for fourteen days then break for fourteen days.
I take
testosterone
provided by the private clinic, I only take 0.5ml three times a week as wanted to take this slowly, and just had a blood test to see my
testosterone
levels (waiting on results) I take progesterone for fourteen days then break for fourteen days.
Peanut31
in
Menopause and Perimenopause Support
2 years ago
Chemotherapy yesterday, Labs before show PSA 6 pts higher…
PSA 942.40 7/6/2022 Started treatment To 2.87 08/03/2022 To 1.07 08/11/2022 Started Chemotherapy To 0.41 09/01/2022 To 0.34 09/13/2022
Testosterone
<7 To 0.24 10/18/2022
Testosterone
<7 To 0.20 11/08/2022
Testosterone
<7 Started Otelza 11/26/2022 Up To 0.26 11/29/2022
Testosterone
<7
PSA 942.40 7/6/2022 Started treatment To 2.87 08/03/2022 To 1.07 08/11/2022 Started Chemotherapy To 0.41 09/01/2022 To 0.34 09/13/2022
Testosterone
<7 To 0.24 10/18/2022
Testosterone
<7 To 0.20 11/08/2022
Testosterone
<7 Started Otelza 11/26/2022 Up To 0.26 11/29/2022
Testosterone
<7
Shorehousejam
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Increased Incontinence 2.5 years into stage 4
I have been averaging a
testosterone
level of 12. Since that injection it has been climbing monthly and I’m not sure what to make of it. I’ve also started started having increased incontinence issues to the point where I’m starting to look for solutions like incontinence underwear.
I have been averaging a
testosterone
level of 12. Since that injection it has been climbing monthly and I’m not sure what to make of it. I’ve also started started having increased incontinence issues to the point where I’m starting to look for solutions like incontinence underwear.
Hidden
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
No ovulation detected in a year and a 1/2.
Hi Ladies and possibly Gents, this is my first post and I’m very new to this platform… I was diagnosed with PCOS around 5 months ago via an internal ultrasound and high
testosterone
levels detect in my blood.
Hi Ladies and possibly Gents, this is my first post and I’m very new to this platform… I was diagnosed with PCOS around 5 months ago via an internal ultrasound and high
testosterone
levels detect in my blood.
Rose_ell
in
Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Covid-Induced Holiday
I checked with my oncologist and he was fine with me taking a brief holiday since my PSA has been undetectable and
Testosterone
<20. He did tell me that, when I resumed the Orgovyx 7 days after stopping the Paxlovid I would need to take 3 tablets the first day as I did when I started originally.
I checked with my oncologist and he was fine with me taking a brief holiday since my PSA has been undetectable and
Testosterone
<20. He did tell me that, when I resumed the Orgovyx 7 days after stopping the Paxlovid I would need to take 3 tablets the first day as I did when I started originally.
jcarey79
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Another Blow
Impryl, CQ10 and starting and having to stop DHEA (higher normal range for DHEA-S &
testosterone
before taking) he’s just today said I only have a 2-5% chance with natural or mild IVF. Also, I explained I was in the upper nomad range for DHEA &
Testosterone
but he still thought I should take DHEA.
Impryl, CQ10 and starting and having to stop DHEA (higher normal range for DHEA-S &
testosterone
before taking) he’s just today said I only have a 2-5% chance with natural or mild IVF. Also, I explained I was in the upper nomad range for DHEA &
Testosterone
but he still thought I should take DHEA.
Shauna1234
in
Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Increased levothyroxine but felt worse. Back to usual dose but still so exhausted. Low iron and testosterone too. Would love advice please!
Also
testosterone
less than 0.1 (0.2-1.65) sure I’m perimenopausal. I’m struggling so much with energy levels, also brain fog, muscle weakness and low mood. Winter doesn’t help, I get SAD but try to get outside as much as possible.
Also
testosterone
less than 0.1 (0.2-1.65) sure I’m perimenopausal. I’m struggling so much with energy levels, also brain fog, muscle weakness and low mood. Winter doesn’t help, I get SAD but try to get outside as much as possible.
Hopetoheal22
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Rise in testosterone
How concerned should we be if husband’s
testosterone
has risen from 3 to 34. (Diagnosed Stage 4/metastatic in Sept. 2017. Lupron/Zytiga/prednisone beginning in Jan.2018 and PSA has been undetectable since May 2018.) Last
testosterone
reading was November 2021. (It has been at 3 since 2019.)
How concerned should we be if husband’s
testosterone
has risen from 3 to 34. (Diagnosed Stage 4/metastatic in Sept. 2017. Lupron/Zytiga/prednisone beginning in Jan.2018 and PSA has been undetectable since May 2018.) Last
testosterone
reading was November 2021. (It has been at 3 since 2019.)
Jscjac
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
When ADT fails, we continue it anyway... why not Zytiga?
Once abi "fails" in keeping PSA low and in preventing progression, does it not still "succeed" in its function, and still inhibit CYP17A1 and decrease the production of
testosterone
?
Once abi "fails" in keeping PSA low and in preventing progression, does it not still "succeed" in its function, and still inhibit CYP17A1 and decrease the production of
testosterone
?
noahware
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
BAT+ Olaparib in men with CRPC
In a way, it's almost convincing the cells that they are happy with the
testosterone
on board and they won't progress to these lineage plasticity-type events. Emmanuel Antonarakis: Yeah. That's- Charles Ryan: That's a paradox. Emmanuel Antonarakis: That's the hypothesis.
In a way, it's almost convincing the cells that they are happy with the
testosterone
on board and they won't progress to these lineage plasticity-type events. Emmanuel Antonarakis: Yeah. That's- Charles Ryan: That's a paradox. Emmanuel Antonarakis: That's the hypothesis.
pca2004
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Why we add an AART drug to ADT?
It blocks AR in hypothalamus leading to perception of deficit and increased LH and testicular
testosterone
. So enzalutamide or apalutamide used without ADT will increase circulating T while simultaneously blocking it at the AR receptors.
It blocks AR in hypothalamus leading to perception of deficit and increased LH and testicular
testosterone
. So enzalutamide or apalutamide used without ADT will increase circulating T while simultaneously blocking it at the AR receptors.
MateoBeach
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
I'm being my own health detective, but need help!
In terms of the rest of the menopause-y stuff, I have reduced levels of
testosterone
(and an appointment to discuss that), but the other obvious hormones are all still normal - hence why I'm essentially asymptomatic as far as menopause is concerned, I guess.
In terms of the rest of the menopause-y stuff, I have reduced levels of
testosterone
(and an appointment to discuss that), but the other obvious hormones are all still normal - hence why I'm essentially asymptomatic as far as menopause is concerned, I guess.
So-Many-Symptoms
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Good, and Safe, Results Tied to Oral Testosterone in Men With Deficiency - Meta-analysis should spur more research on newer formulations(?)
[/i] [i]Among nine studies that looked at changes in serum total
testosterone
, only men with
testosterone
deficiency who took an oral agent -- predominantly
testosterone
undecanoate -- saw a significant increase in total
testosterone
, with a mean change of 1.25 ng/mL (95% CI 0.22-2.29), reported Jake
[/i] [i]Among nine studies that looked at changes in serum total
testosterone
, only men with
testosterone
deficiency who took an oral agent -- predominantly
testosterone
undecanoate -- saw a significant increase in total
testosterone
, with a mean change of 1.25 ng/mL (95% CI 0.22-2.29), reported Jake
cujoe
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
PSA result .253 -up from quarterly <.01, <.04,<.064,<.064. Testosterone 45 up from quarterly<5, <10, 22,39. Seeing MO next Tuesday. Comments
17 months on ADT. Should I be worried
17 months on ADT. Should I be worried
alperk
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
8 Month Follow up Report from Lu-J591
I have detailed this in other posts but basically consists of 8-10 weeks of high dose
testosterone
cypionate, 400mg every 2 weeks, a transition to short acting T-gel, then 4 weeks of ADT using Orgovyx. This has been exceptionally good for my body and QOL.
I have detailed this in other posts but basically consists of 8-10 weeks of high dose
testosterone
cypionate, 400mg every 2 weeks, a transition to short acting T-gel, then 4 weeks of ADT using Orgovyx. This has been exceptionally good for my body and QOL.
MateoBeach
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
When to stop ADT post RT given the situation and moderate hypofractionated RT
The question of immediate concern is the length of ADT given they are thinking only 6 months - as I was in Bicalutimide 150mg the day they got the biopsy back in august and on it for 10 weeks and then Zoladex from mid October as some delay in decision whether to use complete
testosterone
deprivation
The question of immediate concern is the length of ADT given they are thinking only 6 months - as I was in Bicalutimide 150mg the day they got the biopsy back in august and on it for 10 weeks and then Zoladex from mid October as some delay in decision whether to use complete
testosterone
deprivation
SimMartin
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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