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Advanced Prostate Cancer

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T drops to Undetectable after cessation of Lupron

Has anyone else experienced their Testosterone levels dropping to "undetectable after ceasing Lupron injections (3 month type). I have been getting Lupron...

Has anyone else experienced their Testosterone levels dropping to "undetectable ...

bb66hotflash

•7 years ago

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Vitamin D status & inflammation in PCa

New study [1] below. ... "Serum 25-(OH)D was lower in patients with prostate cancer." ... "Moreover, serum 25(OH)D was {lowest} in patients with severe...

New study [1] below. ... "Serum 25-(OH)D was lower in patients with prostate can...

pjoshea13

•7 years ago

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Androgens & a self-sustained quiescent state.

New French study, below. "Transient exposure to androgens induces a remarkable self-sustained quiescent state in dispersed prostate cancer cells." "Overall,...

New French study, below. "Transient exposure to androgens induces a remarkable s...

pjoshea13

•7 years ago

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Time is running out, please help me to help him understand

Hi I'm back. My partner still has not made a decision regarding his cancer, recently he managed to get another MRI done which has come back that the 12mm...

Hi I'm back. My partner still has not made a decision regarding his cancer, rece...

sarahmj

•7 years ago

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Melatonin

New paper below. See also my post of 6 months back: "Foods/Supplements-Vitamins: Melatonin" There seems to be a lack of interest in melatonin. I take 50 mg...

New paper below. See also my post of 6 months back: "Foods/Supplements-Vitamins:...

pjoshea13

•7 years ago

24 Replies

Stress, anxiety, depression, relief via Youtube?

I notice that there are a large number of Youtube videos offering possible relief from the mental torments of life. To see some of them, go to youtube and try...

I notice that there are a large number of Youtube videos offering possible relie...

AlanMeyer

•7 years ago

18 Replies

Twitter

I look on Twitter daily with the hashtag " metastatic prostate cancer" the following feed has been flooding all day. It's toted as being a " potential" cure...

I look on Twitter daily with the hashtag " metastatic prostate cancer" the follo...

Blair77

•7 years ago

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Just thinking

Prostate Cancer This is probably an idiotic idea, but please hear me out and then tell my why I'm wrong. Assuming a drug like atezolizumab works in only a...

Prostate Cancer This is probably an idiotic idea, but please hear me out and the...

wrando

•7 years ago

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Sugar

Someone asked for a post on sugar. If it doesn't cover what you had in mind, let me know. -Patrick Sugar & Cancer.A. Overview.A1.The Sugar Myth.One of the...

Someone asked for a post on sugar. If it doesn't cover what you had in mind, le...

pjoshea13

•7 years ago

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Testosterone levels while on Prostap injection

Hi all,I took it upon my self to get my testosterone levels checked as well as my Viatmin D levels and calsuim levels to?aim currently going to have...

Hi all,I took it upon my self to get my testosterone levels checked as well as m...

Nuray

•7 years ago

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Who takes Medicare ?

Is there a chart or info anywhere on which of the major cancer treatment centers will bill medicare. Many on the cite talk about going to Mayo or MD Anderson...

Is there a chart or info anywhere on which of the major cancer treatment centers...

Billash

•7 years ago

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Can someone help me with this Brain Biopsy, told have PCa primary and mets to brain???

I had a tumor on my right tempral region and the biopsy suggested PCa as primary, but I wonder why it was negative for PSA if it was from the prostate? I...

I had a tumor on my right tempral region and the biopsy suggested PCa as primary...

Jashelby

•7 years ago

9 Replies

What can we do about this ?

Hello All I came across this and wondered if anyone knows what we could about I think it means our platelets can make testosterone ..and more in...

Hello All I came across this and wondered if anyone knows what we could about...

mijnzoek

•7 years ago

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Elevated PSA positive for Prostate Cancer

At the age of 47 my PSA was elevated, did the Biopsy , came back with a Gleason Scale of 7/10. Went to Cancer Treatment Center of America. Had a Radical...

At the age of 47 my PSA was elevated, did the Biopsy , came back with a Gleason ...

Brotherdaniel

•7 years ago

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Thinking of All

Just thinking of everyone and wanted to wish a Happy Sunday to all. Sincerely :)

Just thinking of everyone and wanted to wish a Happy Sunday to all. Sincerely :...

erjlg3

•7 years ago

22 Replies

Introduction - 56 years old, stage 4 - bone mets, lymph node and likely lung involvement

Hello Everyone, it is great to be part of this group. I have been suffering pelvic pain for close to three years and very unfortunately, went to a urologist...

Hello Everyone, it is great to be part of this group. I have been suffering pel...

Stickingaround1

•7 years ago

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Introduction to my fellow fighters.

Diagnosed in 2006, psa 37, gleason 8, stage T3b. Radiotherapy, Zoladex for 2 years. psa 0.05 for further 2 years, then rapid rise to 14, zoladex recommenced...

Diagnosed in 2006, psa 37, gleason 8, stage T3b. Radiotherapy, Zoladex for 2 yea...

Marlin25

•7 years ago

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Statin Use and PCa

We've covered this before, but here is another study that indicates statins seem to be a good idea for we PCaers. Water based ones, I think, are best. I take...

We've covered this before, but here is another study that indicates statins seem...

efsculpt

•7 years ago

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Radiothereapy prostate bed?

Hi folks,just a quick update?had a CT scan last week?and got a date for my external Radiothereapy to start on the 24 April this month?only test I've had was CT...

Hi folks,just a quick update?had a CT scan last week?and got a date for my exter...

Nuray

•7 years ago

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BIRM

BIRM [Biological Immune Response Modifier] is an extract from Kalanchoe gastonis-bonnieri, found in the Amazon forest of Ecuador [1] [3]. Nalakrats brought it...

BIRM [Biological Immune Response Modifier] is an extract from Kalanchoe gastonis...

pjoshea13

•7 years ago

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Fever while on Xtandi?

Anyone have a fever every day for at least part of the day while on Xtandi?

EdMiller

•7 years ago

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PSA response

Husband Dx on 1/25 PSA 1044 first Lupron shot 2/17 PSA on 3/28 down to 103. This is about a 90% reduction is that about an average response?

Husband Dx on 1/25 PSA 1044 first Lupron shot 2/17 PSA on 3/28 down to 103. This...

Blair77

•7 years ago

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Foods/Supplements-Vitamins: Cruciferous Phytochemicals - [5] Sulforaphane

This is the 5th & final installment on cruciferous vegetable phytochemicals. The best source of sulforaphane is broccoli sprouts [1]. You may have seen...

This is the 5th & final installment on cruciferous vegetable phytochemicals. The...

pjoshea13

•7 years ago

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Steroid receptor coactivators

New paper below [1]. Abstract says little, but addresses a pet peeve of mine. In the endocrine system, you get a signal intended for a gland somewhere, which...

New paper below [1]. Abstract says little, but addresses a pet peeve of mine. In...

pjoshea13

•7 years ago

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PCa in Australian volunteer firefighters.

New study below. Many men have theories as to why they developed PCa, & now we can add another for the firefighters in our midst. It's an odd one, though:...

New study below. Many men have theories as to why they developed PCa, & now we c...

pjoshea13

•7 years ago

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Aged 49, newly diagnosed, - An Update

Hi Guys, I was diagnosed 1 year ago today. I wanted to give an update on my journey and hopefully get some pointers along the way. April 10th, 2016 - Diagnosed...

Hi Guys, I was diagnosed 1 year ago today. I wanted to give an update on my jour...

paulofaus

•7 years ago

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Running out of treatment options? Thoughts?

I have bone Mets (spine ribs hips skull) and extensive disease in my lymphnodes in my abdomen that causes me to have constant stomach pain. I am on a pain...

I have bone Mets (spine ribs hips skull) and extensive disease in my lymphnodes...

Bceagle

•7 years ago

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Type of ADT & and cardiovascular risk.

New French study below. Short study. Treatment began between "1st July, 2010, and the 31st December, 2011" & men were "followed ... up to 31st December,...

New French study below. Short study. Treatment began between "1st July, 2010, a...

pjoshea13

•7 years ago

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Keytruda

Is anyone using Keytruda?

Blair77

•7 years ago

25 Replies

Bone mets and no Recommendes treatment

Im looking for thoughts on bone mets for my husband. In 2006 diagnosed with PSA of 69.5 at age 49. Final Gleason after a radical surgery was 9/10. Post...

Im looking for thoughts on bone mets for my husband. In 2006 diagnosed with PS...

TC1350

•7 years ago

29 Replies

Posts - Advanced Prostate Cancer | HealthUnlocked

Advanced Prostate Cancer

All posts for April 2017

T drops to Undetectable after cessation of Lupron

Vitamin D status & inflammation in PCa

Androgens & a self-sustained quiescent state.

Time is running out, please help me to help him understand

Melatonin

Stress, anxiety, depression, relief via Youtube?

Twitter

Just thinking

Sugar

Testosterone levels while on Prostap injection

Who takes Medicare ?

Can someone help me with this Brain Biopsy, told have PCa primary and mets to brain???

What can we do about this ?

Elevated PSA positive for Prostate Cancer

Thinking of All

Introduction - 56 years old, stage 4 - bone mets, lymph node and likely lung involvement

Introduction to my fellow fighters.

Statin Use and PCa

Radiothereapy prostate bed?

BIRM

Fever while on Xtandi?

PSA response

Foods/Supplements-Vitamins: Cruciferous Phytochemicals - [5] Sulforaphane

Steroid receptor coactivators

PCa in Australian volunteer firefighters.

Aged 49, newly diagnosed, - An Update

Running out of treatment options? Thoughts?

Type of ADT & and cardiovascular risk.

Keytruda

Bone mets and no Recommendes treatment

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