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Results for fatty kidney
Hi I have just received my results for my CT scan with contrast for a fatty lump on my Kidney. It’s AML …Angiomyolipoma. It has a 13mm in size and not Cancer phew I’ve been so worried. They want me to have it checked every year for growth . Has any f my CLL folk been diagnosed with this condition?
Hi I have just received my results for my CT scan with contrast for a fatty lump on my Kidney. It’s AML …Angiomyolipoma. It has a 13mm in size and not Cancer phew I’ve been so worried. They want me to have it checked every year for growth . Has any f my CLL folk been diagnosed with this condition?
Pekingese
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CLL Support
5 months ago
Hi there.
Still awaiting cancer checks. Still scared about that and the finger deformations since everything I have read seems to indicate that the vast majority of the time clubbing seems to be a harbinger of death. Does anyone know where I can access emotional support relatively quickly? GP said waiting times
Still awaiting cancer checks. Still scared about that and the finger deformations since everything I have read seems to indicate that the vast majority of the time clubbing seems to be a harbinger of death. Does anyone know where I can access emotional support relatively quickly? GP said waiting times
JHutton1994
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 months ago
Genetic therapy: for solid malignancy hopefully soon
ok, I post them also because they are fellow Italians! But the platform is very promising even if clinical use has been approved only for glioma and glioblastoma at the moment. But there are clinical trials going on for solid tumors, prostate included. https://www.genenta.com/wp-content/uploads/2021
ok, I post them also because they are fellow Italians! But the platform is very promising even if clinical use has been approved only for glioma and glioblastoma at the moment. But there are clinical trials going on for solid tumors, prostate included. https://www.genenta.com/wp-content/uploads/2021
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
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Mastectomy after 7 years of MBC
I have had MBC for 7 years still on my first line of treatment (Ibrance/Letrozole) my PET scan in September showed the tumor in my breast has increased in size and the cancer has gone into a lymph node under my armpit. Today I met with a surgeon and will have a double mastectomy in early January. My
I have had MBC for 7 years still on my first line of treatment (Ibrance/Letrozole) my PET scan in September showed the tumor in my breast has increased in size and the cancer has gone into a lymph node under my armpit. Today I met with a surgeon and will have a double mastectomy in early January. My
Gmaoftriplets
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 months ago
facial pain after suro
hi all I had surgery 15th June 2022 to remove a large tumour. I have had a few problems after including facial paralysis on my right side after but it literally normal now. I had a lot of injections. My right eye is completely dry and they did a nerve transplant to try and correct this. So have been
hi all I had surgery 15th June 2022 to remove a large tumour. I have had a few problems after including facial paralysis on my right side after but it literally normal now. I had a lot of injections. My right eye is completely dry and they did a nerve transplant to try and correct this. So have been
Elephant0
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Acoustic Neuroma Support
5 months ago
Lynparza for bone/liver mets - success?
Hello! Unfortunately, my PET scan revealed bone progression and 4 new liver lesions. I will be switching from Enhertu (was on Enhertu for a year) to lynparza/ olaparib. Has anyone had success with a parp helping get rid of bone/ liver metastasis for stage 4 breast cancer? Or keeping things stable?
Hello! Unfortunately, my PET scan revealed bone progression and 4 new liver lesions. I will be switching from Enhertu (was on Enhertu for a year) to lynparza/ olaparib. Has anyone had success with a parp helping get rid of bone/ liver metastasis for stage 4 breast cancer? Or keeping things stable?
miconrad
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 months ago
Zencor & XmAb
My MO discussed a clinical trial for me today if I qualify with the required genetic markers. My most recent PSMA scan showed further progression of metastasis in bone and lymph nodes and my PSA has increased fairly rapidly. Currently taking both Orgovyx & Nubeqa. I'm hoping some of the smart and
My MO discussed a clinical trial for me today if I qualify with the required genetic markers. My most recent PSMA scan showed further progression of metastasis in bone and lymph nodes and my PSA has increased fairly rapidly. Currently taking both Orgovyx & Nubeqa. I'm hoping some of the smart and
AllenMarco
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
is there any hope for me
I haven’t posted much about my journey. I am in the USA. I have never been in true remission. I am braca neg, her2 negative, folate on at 60 % HGS. No mutations in cancer tumor or me. Diagnosed Dec 2019 stage 3c now stage 4 metastasis Here is how much I have fought: Dec2019 full debunking surgery
I haven’t posted much about my journey. I am in the USA. I have never been in true remission. I am braca neg, her2 negative, folate on at 60 % HGS. No mutations in cancer tumor or me. Diagnosed Dec 2019 stage 3c now stage 4 metastasis Here is how much I have fought: Dec2019 full debunking surgery
Summergold2
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My Ovacome
5 months ago
Alicia Morgans, MD, on PCa in Older Men – Determining frailty or fitness will help guide treatment decisions, MedPageToday, 11/27/2023
Those who dig deep into research methodologies know well the inherent biases that riddle much scientific and medical research. [i](See my postscript reference below) [/i]Clinical trials are not exceptions to these biases and, as drug companies look to produce the best outcomes for their clinical trials
Those who dig deep into research methodologies know well the inherent biases that riddle much scientific and medical research. [i](See my postscript reference below) [/i]Clinical trials are not exceptions to these biases and, as drug companies look to produce the best outcomes for their clinical trials
cujoe
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Fight Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Stay positive
Diagnosed march 2021. Debunking surgery 12 rounds chemo. Then onto Zedula . All good until November 2022 more chemo for recurrence then Avastin . My Ca125 stable but just crept up to 36 so need scan and if any signs perhaps more chemo.I have coped really well no real side effects just inally lost
Diagnosed march 2021. Debunking surgery 12 rounds chemo. Then onto Zedula . All good until November 2022 more chemo for recurrence then Avastin . My Ca125 stable but just crept up to 36 so need scan and if any signs perhaps more chemo.I have coped really well no real side effects just inally lost
Guenivere
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My Ovacome
5 months ago
awful cough
I’m just wondering if I can get a bit of advice. I was diagnosed with bronciactasis a few years ago but have been fine until a couple of weeks ago I have this awful cough I saw the doctor last week and she said my chest was clear and gave me some antibiotics but I’m still having really bad coughing
I’m just wondering if I can get a bit of advice. I was diagnosed with bronciactasis a few years ago but have been fine until a couple of weeks ago I have this awful cough I saw the doctor last week and she said my chest was clear and gave me some antibiotics but I’m still having really bad coughing
JanetJAM
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 months ago
BCG - intravesical immunotherapy - Update.
Got a letter this morning giving me dates for this treatment. 7th December - 14th December and 21st December. While I am pleased to finally have got my dates, I remain uneasy as normally the outcome of biopsies are in the letter. For the first time since my diagnosis, i do not know the findings of
Got a letter this morning giving me dates for this treatment. 7th December - 14th December and 21st December. While I am pleased to finally have got my dates, I remain uneasy as normally the outcome of biopsies are in the letter. For the first time since my diagnosis, i do not know the findings of
Ern007
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 months ago
worried and anxious
My lung cancer growth is small and operable. I just feel so worried and anxious it’s spread. As well as the operation to remove the growth with lower lung they are going to take lymph node sampling. I wondered if this is usual and would love to hear from anyone who has had this done. I’m planning to
My lung cancer growth is small and operable. I just feel so worried and anxious it’s spread. As well as the operation to remove the growth with lower lung they are going to take lymph node sampling. I wondered if this is usual and would love to hear from anyone who has had this done. I’m planning to
Sally789
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
5 months ago
Finished Venetoclax, then Covid
My doctor prescribed Venetoclax after two rounds of chemo/immuno infusions to fight CLL. I felt great! Swimming half a mile, felt strong. Then bronchitis, pneumonia, and Covid. Was hospitalized and released in 6 days. But my home convalescence is not what I expected. Weakness, coughing, general severe
My doctor prescribed Venetoclax after two rounds of chemo/immuno infusions to fight CLL. I felt great! Swimming half a mile, felt strong. Then bronchitis, pneumonia, and Covid. Was hospitalized and released in 6 days. But my home convalescence is not what I expected. Weakness, coughing, general severe
Healmenow
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CLL Support
4 months ago
🤖 ChatGPT on Cancer-Fighting Exercise💪 vs PCa
ChatGPT, the free AI research tool provided by OpenAI, is surprisingly good at summarizing some topic of interest that one might be interested in. I submitted a long question this evening on "
exercise against metastatic prostate cancer progression
". My goal is understanding exercise in an environment
ChatGPT, the free AI research tool provided by OpenAI, is surprisingly good at summarizing some topic of interest that one might be interested in. I submitted a long question this evening on "
exercise against metastatic prostate cancer progression
". My goal is understanding exercise in an environment
JohnInTheMiddle
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Afinitor +ESR1 mutation for the hive mind.
Hi I am starting Afinitor on Wednesday after a mixed scan a few weeks ago after 6 months on Orserdu. It suddenly dawned on me that Afinitor is combined with estrogen therapy, likely an AI. But doesn't the ESR1 mutation cause AI resistance? In which case does that make Afinitor less effective? I will
Hi I am starting Afinitor on Wednesday after a mixed scan a few weeks ago after 6 months on Orserdu. It suddenly dawned on me that Afinitor is combined with estrogen therapy, likely an AI. But doesn't the ESR1 mutation cause AI resistance? In which case does that make Afinitor less effective? I will
Pbsoup
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 months ago
Post Rheumatology Appointment
Thank you to everyone who gave me advice for my Rheumatologist appointment yesterday......it was my first one and I thought I'd give an update on my experience at Benenden Hospital. I have posted this as a response in my original thread too but thought I'd start a new post to see if people found it useful
Thank you to everyone who gave me advice for my Rheumatologist appointment yesterday......it was my first one and I thought I'd give an update on my experience at Benenden Hospital. I have posted this as a response in my original thread too but thought I'd start a new post to see if people found it useful
Paulx222
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PMRGCAuk
5 months ago
secondary cancers
Hello I recently read an abstract on 6 year follow up of Ven + Obin. About 20% developed secondary cancers, half of these succumbed to these. The abstract did not address what types of cancers nor recommend specific screening. Does anyone have any DATA on 1. How this 20% compares to CLL patients
Hello I recently read an abstract on 6 year follow up of Ven + Obin. About 20% developed secondary cancers, half of these succumbed to these. The abstract did not address what types of cancers nor recommend specific screening. Does anyone have any DATA on 1. How this 20% compares to CLL patients
skipro
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CLL Support
5 months ago
new MBC drug for PIK3CA mutation in Hr+HER- breast cancer survivors
On Nov 16, 2023, the FDA approved another drug for those who have developed the PIK3CA. Mutation after first line treatment for the HR+HER- type. It’s another drug in the same vein as PIQRAY which also has to be used with Fulvestrant. This one is from AstraZeneca but it seems to have all the same side
On Nov 16, 2023, the FDA approved another drug for those who have developed the PIK3CA. Mutation after first line treatment for the HR+HER- type. It’s another drug in the same vein as PIQRAY which also has to be used with Fulvestrant. This one is from AstraZeneca but it seems to have all the same side
Dragonfly2
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 months ago
Does anyone have CtDna blood test added In their monitoring routine?
Hi! Kim 43 MBC since 3/2021. I do alot of reading of clinical trials and medical journals. I found this CtDna blood test that SUPPOSEDLY detects cancer cells in the blood up to 10 months sooner than a Petscan. My Oncologist didn't know about this testing so after fielding out all the companies that do
Hi! Kim 43 MBC since 3/2021. I do alot of reading of clinical trials and medical journals. I found this CtDna blood test that SUPPOSEDLY detects cancer cells in the blood up to 10 months sooner than a Petscan. My Oncologist didn't know about this testing so after fielding out all the companies that do
KimberlyB40
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 months ago
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