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ARPI use after radiation treatment may be an issue

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I wouldn’t call it just as effective. That it is not.

The placebo will just allow whatever is going to happen happen. I know in my case, it would cause my PSA to rise excessively and quickly, I mean in a matter of a few months.

When it comes to this doesn’t happen to everyone. I suspect those with more severe cases would have their PSA rise significantly.

Guess I will get a CT scan soon!!!

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heavyphil | @heavyphil | 1 day ago

@jeffmarc well, again, ‘everyone is different’!
Jeez, somebody should write that song already🤮!
Phil

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heavyphil | @heavyphil | 1 day ago

@jeffmarc Probably a PSMA PET , Jeff…according to the author’s limitations impacting the study.

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