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Fibroscan – is it too early to be jubilant?
I do now feel like a fraud being here 😔 and my apologies to anybody here who feels I’ve created a storm in a teacup for myself and that I should clear the cyber waves for genuine issues. But in fairness to myself my GPs have been expressing serious concerns to me, I feel suggesting that I’m bound to
I do now feel like a fraud being here 😔 and my apologies to anybody here who feels I’ve created a storm in a teacup for myself and that I should clear the cyber waves for genuine issues. But in fairness to myself my GPs have been expressing serious concerns to me, I feel suggesting that I’m bound to
Trotter2024
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
Docetaxel Failing
Greetings from Inverness in the beautiful Highlands of Scotland! I would like to share my journey with you and hopefully get some advice on future treatments. In December 2022 following diagnoses of advanced prostate cancer with multiple bone metastasis I started zytiga + prednisone and 6 monthly triptorelin
Greetings from Inverness in the beautiful Highlands of Scotland! I would like to share my journey with you and hopefully get some advice on future treatments. In December 2022 following diagnoses of advanced prostate cancer with multiple bone metastasis I started zytiga + prednisone and 6 monthly triptorelin
Fisherman2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Severe cirrhosis, any hope?
My father is in hospital with severe cirrhosis. He has been drinking a litre of vodka a day for 2 years. It sounds silly but none of us knew about it. He never seemed drunk. We are beating ourselves up wishing we could have intervened sooner. We phoned his DR after finding the empty bottles and he was
My father is in hospital with severe cirrhosis. He has been drinking a litre of vodka a day for 2 years. It sounds silly but none of us knew about it. He never seemed drunk. We are beating ourselves up wishing we could have intervened sooner. We phoned his DR after finding the empty bottles and he was
Puddles0
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
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[i]
Autoimmune hepatitis (AIH)
[/i] This is an autoimmune disease where the attack is on the hepatocytes (cells of the liver) rather than the biliary cells (bile ducts). It presents very differently and is treated very differently as well. When both diseases are present this is called 'AIH overlap
[i]
Autoimmune hepatitis (AIH)
[/i] This is an autoimmune disease where the attack is on the hepatocytes (cells of the liver) rather than the biliary cells (bile ducts). It presents very differently and is treated very differently as well. When both diseases are present this is called 'AIH overlap
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
1 month ago
Appropriate Treatment
I was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer PSA 29.1 which had metastatised to lymph nodes, ribs & spine after a few months on Abiraterone and Prednisone my PSA count dropped to 0.06 After 30 months my PSA started to rise at 10.2 my treatment was declared ineffective Lutetium 177 treatment was recommended
I was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer PSA 29.1 which had metastatised to lymph nodes, ribs & spine after a few months on Abiraterone and Prednisone my PSA count dropped to 0.06 After 30 months my PSA started to rise at 10.2 my treatment was declared ineffective Lutetium 177 treatment was recommended
154Eleventh
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Ureter Restriction from Radiation Treatments?
While I don't have any symptoms (yet), a CT scan and ultrasound tests show that the lower part of my right ureter tube is very narrow and causing the kidney to swell, apparently from restricted flow of urine through the ureter. My University of Chicago Medicine urologist suspects scarring in the ureter
While I don't have any symptoms (yet), a CT scan and ultrasound tests show that the lower part of my right ureter tube is very narrow and causing the kidney to swell, apparently from restricted flow of urine through the ureter. My University of Chicago Medicine urologist suspects scarring in the ureter
Polaris1
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
10th year
Ten years ago I had my Gleason 9 prostate removed. PSA was .1 for a while. It crept up over .2, and I began taking lupron. The drug brought PSA back down to >.01 for a year or so. As the level started going up again, I received whole pelvis bed radiation, moving PSA to undetectable. After a year or so
Ten years ago I had my Gleason 9 prostate removed. PSA was .1 for a while. It crept up over .2, and I began taking lupron. The drug brought PSA back down to >.01 for a year or so. As the level started going up again, I received whole pelvis bed radiation, moving PSA to undetectable. After a year or so
Jvaughan0
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
PSA Rising After PBRT
Underwent prostate bed radiation in 2022 with good results — about a year of PSA at .02 to .05 — past six months, .09 and now at .17 Will get a PSMA-PET, but am curious what’s next ??
Underwent prostate bed radiation in 2022 with good results — about a year of PSA at .02 to .05 — past six months, .09 and now at .17 Will get a PSMA-PET, but am curious what’s next ??
FLRichardson
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Cortisol blood test
What time in the morning would be best to catch low cortisol if I have it?
What time in the morning would be best to catch low cortisol if I have it?
Clara9
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Cortisol issues
I'm fortunate in having a good GP who is very concerned about my total exhaustion and inability to cope with everyday life. She wrote to my rheumy who authorised a 9am cortisol test. It came back as 104 and he has arranged a short synacthen test in two months time. I've asked the rheumatology dept for
I'm fortunate in having a good GP who is very concerned about my total exhaustion and inability to cope with everyday life. She wrote to my rheumy who authorised a 9am cortisol test. It came back as 104 and he has arranged a short synacthen test in two months time. I've asked the rheumatology dept for
Sammo47
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PMRGCAuk
4 months ago
Improving Symptoms with Rising PSA
If prostate symptoms [i]
(less urinary frequency/less urgent urination/finally can sleep through night)
[/i] are improving, but PSA is increasing
(from 10 to15)
over last few years where at
10
MRI was negative, what does kind of pattern indicate or suggests?
If prostate symptoms [i]
(less urinary frequency/less urgent urination/finally can sleep through night)
[/i] are improving, but PSA is increasing
(from 10 to15)
over last few years where at
10
MRI was negative, what does kind of pattern indicate or suggests?
back2health
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Billiry attresia
My Son is 9 weeks old, had the kasai operation when he was 6 weeks old his eyes are still a bit yellowish Stool is light yellow and he poop every feed. doctors said that they found mild to moderate fibrosis in his biopsy report . i wanted to know about mild to moderate fibrosis . anyone had this kind
My Son is 9 weeks old, had the kasai operation when he was 6 weeks old his eyes are still a bit yellowish Stool is light yellow and he poop every feed. doctors said that they found mild to moderate fibrosis in his biopsy report . i wanted to know about mild to moderate fibrosis . anyone had this kind
srajeshwari53
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Children's Liver Disease Foundation
4 months ago
Please help us decide on next treatment
Hi, my Dad was diagnosed back in 2021 with stage IV, Gleason 9, oligometastatic. He had 6 weeks of radiation at the time of diagnosis and has been for the past 2.5 years on Abiraterone, Prednisone and Lupron. As I mentioned in my prior post my Dad’s PSA started going up. He had a PSMA Pet scan and it
Hi, my Dad was diagnosed back in 2021 with stage IV, Gleason 9, oligometastatic. He had 6 weeks of radiation at the time of diagnosis and has been for the past 2.5 years on Abiraterone, Prednisone and Lupron. As I mentioned in my prior post my Dad’s PSA started going up. He had a PSMA Pet scan and it
Simonapo
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Introduction to our newer members
Hi - and welcome! My name is Donna - I facilitate this support group for The PBC Foundation - Health Unlocked. First of all, take a breath. It’s ok. We all, myself included, have been exactly where you are right now…. scared, unsure, mad, sad, and so much more. Stop googling for information - get your
Hi - and welcome! My name is Donna - I facilitate this support group for The PBC Foundation - Health Unlocked. First of all, take a breath. It’s ok. We all, myself included, have been exactly where you are right now…. scared, unsure, mad, sad, and so much more. Stop googling for information - get your
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
4 months ago
Wednesday's Word
[u][i]
fibrosis
[/i][/u] https://liverfoundation.org/about-your-liver/how-liver-diseases-progress/fibrosis-scarring/#:~:text=Fibrosis%20can%20be%20reversed%20if,to%20cirrhosis%20and%20liver%20cancer. Just click on the link that appears next for the entire posting from The American Liver
[u][i]
fibrosis
[/i][/u] https://liverfoundation.org/about-your-liver/how-liver-diseases-progress/fibrosis-scarring/#:~:text=Fibrosis%20can%20be%20reversed%20if,to%20cirrhosis%20and%20liver%20cancer. Just click on the link that appears next for the entire posting from The American Liver
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
4 months ago
Gamma Delta CAR T for Bone Metastatic Prostate Cancer: first trial at Moffit
Another trial of something that targets bone metastasis, and works even better if you are under zolendronate . "Most importantly, gamma delta T cells are unique in that they are most efficient when combined with a drug (zoledronate) that is commonly used to protect the bone in patients with bone metastatic
Another trial of something that targets bone metastasis, and works even better if you are under zolendronate . "Most importantly, gamma delta T cells are unique in that they are most efficient when combined with a drug (zoledronate) that is commonly used to protect the bone in patients with bone metastatic
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
SPARX3 study of treadmill exercise for Parkinson’s recruiting at 24 sites
Participants in the study, who must have a disease duration shorter than three years, will be randomly assigned to 18 months of treadmill exercise, for 30 minutes four times per week. This aerobic workout will be done either at high intensity — to keep patients’ heart rates at 80% to 85% of maximum
Participants in the study, who must have a disease duration shorter than three years, will be randomly assigned to 18 months of treadmill exercise, for 30 minutes four times per week. This aerobic workout will be done either at high intensity — to keep patients’ heart rates at 80% to 85% of maximum
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
Milk thistle
Good morning, I was just wondering if anyone has tried milk thistle to try and improve cirrhosis of the liver and to add bile salts to the body?
Good morning, I was just wondering if anyone has tried milk thistle to try and improve cirrhosis of the liver and to add bile salts to the body?
Hidden
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
Not Eating
Hi Everyone, I've not been on here for a while but could do with some advice. My partner has been in hospital twice over the last 3 years with alcoholic hepatitis (the second time his liver was failing but the steroids seemed to work) and he was back to normal. Almost a year on from his last hospital
Hi Everyone, I've not been on here for a while but could do with some advice. My partner has been in hospital twice over the last 3 years with alcoholic hepatitis (the second time his liver was failing but the steroids seemed to work) and he was back to normal. Almost a year on from his last hospital
MissS_Zebra9
in
British Liver Trust
4 months ago
Liver stent
Hi.im new here .my husband was diagnosed with cirrhosis Nash last year.. fluid gathers very quickly and every 3/4weeks he has it drained.doctor is talking about a liver stent.has anyone had this and had it been successful.thanks
Hi.im new here .my husband was diagnosed with cirrhosis Nash last year.. fluid gathers very quickly and every 3/4weeks he has it drained.doctor is talking about a liver stent.has anyone had this and had it been successful.thanks
Gweans
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
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