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@johndavis60 - Hi John, Thanks! Just the opposite. Somatic testing identified a SPOP alteration which typically indicates..."increased clinical benefit from AR signaling inhibitors." That's why the decision was made to go with with Orgovyx and Nubeqa from the beginning immediately following diagnosis. The short timeframe to castrate resistance is a complete surprise. We (GUO & I) are hopeful that the ARSI (Nubeqa) is still doing its job as expected, however, the unexpected and rapid increase in PSA would dispute that. Blood was drawn for a Foundation One Liquid CDx test to identify any other pertinent genetic alterations; however, I haven't seen results yet. PSMA PET scan will let us know if things are running wild or reasonably controlled. I'm not expecting very good results. Last visit, doc looked up from reading test results and said, "Wow, you're very weird."

Think I'll go float a Cheerio in my morning single malt now. 🤣🤣🤣

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You did have quite a few aggressive issues along with the Gleason nine. Really disappointed to hear somebody has Become CRPC so quickly after having both ADT and Nubeqa. That really Blows up the theory that being on an ARP can really delay castrate resistance.

I think this may come down to something that Richard Wassersug PhD has said about being on the drugs and having prostate cancer. He contains that cosmic rays Are causing the castrate resistance, We are getting hit by them constantly. Your having so many aggressive issues would lead to a lot of cell growth which then could be hit by cosmic rays and become resistant.

I’ve been around six years since I became Crpc. It doesn’t mean things are almost over. Continuing treatment can make a major difference and new drugs are coming out all the time.