Stopped Orgovyx When did you see increase in testosterone and/or chamg

Posted by pamperme @pamperme, 3 days ago

I completed 38 Sessions of Imrt for prostate reoccurrence 3 years after prostatectomy and completed 6 months of Orgovyx on June 18. My age is 72, I know this impacts testosterone going back to normal levels. My blood test 18 days after stopping still shows <12 testosterone and a PSA<.02. My symptoms from the Orgovyx and lack of sleep have been hot flashes, short term memory loss, loss of muscle strength/ endurance, and emotional anxiety. I am interested in others when they saw changing in testosterone or saw changes in their symptoms. I know it is early but I was hoping to see testosterone to go above twelve. My next blood test is 1 month from now. I also had low calcium even though I am taking a calcium supplement and D3 along with foods with calcium. This may be due to the radiation proctitis I currently have. My time for watching PSA and hoping it does not increase has begun again, the PSA test by the radiation oncologists 3 months from now when they expect testosterone will be back Best wishes to all
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@sdm47 Androgen Deprivation Therapy (i.e. medical castration).

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I felt the turn starting about 3 weeks afterwards.

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At age 71, I was on Orgovyx for a year.

2-3 weeks after stopping, I began feeling noticeably more energetic during my daily 2-mile brisk walk.

2 months after stopping Orgovyx, my testosterone had almost fully recovered at 430 (it was 454 prior to treatment).

Nowadays, 2 years after completing radiation therapy (SBRT + HDR Brachytherapy), my latest tests showed testosterone at 450 and PSA at 0.26.

Given my Gleason 9 pre-treatment PSA 31, I feel VERY fortunate and VERY happy with my current outcome.

And shout-out to Dr Chang and the entire team at UCLA for their world-class care and excellent continuing follow-up.

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