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Is PSA rise inevitable after hormone therapy?

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Mar 30 10:41pm | Replies (45)
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@rwski79

Thanks . I am on Darolutamide and can switch to Enzalutamide after 12 weeks if I choose, but so far so good as is. Do you think ADT or Darolutamide or combo causes some brain fog? Or Zytiga did it before Nubeqa? Thought, as you say, fog is not as present with Nubeqa. Good to know about B-6 and Rick- wonder if he had neuropathy before and/or after any chemo. Want to avoid chemo if I can - scares the bajeebers out of me!

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jeffMar | @jeffmarc | Mar 18 5:03pm

Chemo is not as bad as you suspect. Yes, people can get a little sick after the second or third day, but most people have no problem handling it. Better than it used to be.

I know a lot of people on Darolutamide, Many are on it as their single drug as I am. It really helps that it has a lot fewer side effects than the other lutamides. Guess you Could try out Enzalutamide to find out!!

Lupron and Zytiga together do a great job giving someone brain fog. Zytiga may not specifically list it as one of the side effects, but it’s too common to deny there is some correlation.

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