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He has prostate that started in 2023. He did chemo. Then in 2025 He had to have 20 radiation treatments for a tumor in the prostate. Now they are trying to figure out if the spread is small cell prostate only or possibly also colorectal cancer.

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@shanm can you get an appointment with palliative care team to implement better pain management protocols? My husband takes HYDROmorphone 2 mg as needed every 4 hours plus a Butrans 10 mcg/hr pain patch of transdermal buprenorphine. For some reason oncologist usually defers to palliative care to manage pain - I think with opioids. The radiation pain and fatigue will slowly improve. Keytruda fatigue waxes & wanes. Hopefully your husband has some good days soon!