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Can anyone share their experience with Pluvicto?
My 85 year old dad has prostate cancer that has metastasized to his bones. Zytiga is no longer effective. He is considering Pluvicto. I would appreciate input from those who have used Pluvicto.
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Has anyone finished all 6 treatments with Pluvicto? If so would you please share the outcome. How long has it been since completing the treatment?
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Jay
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Thank you for the encouragement. I pray it works for my husband.
Usually, the side effects are similar for the first three treatments. Some people can’t get past the first visit without serious side effects.
He will probably feel Back to normal a Couple of weeks before his August treatment
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1 ReactionMy friend just ended his Pluvicto treatments and said it’s the best he’s felt in four years. Hope this helps and good luck.
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2 ReactionsThank for sharing.
My husband(75 years old) just started his 1st treatment of Pluvicto. He has lots of pain in his lower back and some leg pains. Has issues walking. His next 2nd treatment is in August. What should he expect on the 2nd round?
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2 ReactionsTrip out, lunch with a good friend, all went well, still a bit of dizziness, fatigue seems to be more manageable.
Ain't this FUN?
Day 8? Can't even think anymore.
The pain has stabilized out to almost "undetectable".
However, last 2-3 days the fatigue has been EXTREME!.
Sleep almost all day, and all night.
When I do arise, VERY dizzy and wobbly.
Can't make it round trip to mailbox.
Used an old trick told me by my GP almost 40 years ago, gargle and swish with Hydrogen Peroxide. Two days, twice a day, took most of the coating off my tongue, and I have a lot of my taste back.
Gonna try going out today. No Oxycodone (test to see if that is in issue with fatigue) but 100mg Provigil, which did (surprisingly) NOTHING Sunday morning.
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3 ReactionsWhat boat? Seahorse, 669.
Our local USSVI Chapter......draw a line between those who spent time near a hot rock and those on Diesels.....we are amazed at the differences in cancer occurrences. This past weekend, one of our DBF boys had his 100th. Two years ago I lost a good friend to PC....nuke on Nevada. 54.
I was a nose coner ET, Mk3/Mod6 SINS.
I am starting Pluvicto soon. I chuckled about the Nuke subs. That was my experience, too, about 50 years ago. All the best!