Does the Mayo clinic strictly follow the FDA guidelines for Pluvicto?

Had a question for you. My first post. My dad had his first pluvicto over two weeks ago on jan 29 (day 0). We also bought a nice geiger counter on amazon from someones rec in this group. I also bought a lead apron as I transport my dad in a wheelchair to treatments and am closer than 3 feet from him. Just measured him today (day 15), and still getting readings when i place the geiger counter on his body around 2200 CPM. Some areas on his body are less. Did your levels ever come down after a week to the safe zone? Ours said around less than 50 is normal. If we sit 3 feet away, we are at a normal range.

I've not looked at the cpm scale. I use the primary reading shown, which is what they use to "discharge" you after a treatment. They wait until it hovers around 3 at three feet and then tell you that you are good to go.

I just had my second treatment a week ago. My current reading at three feet is around .2 to .3. Obviously the closer you get to the body the higher the reading and the further away you get the lower the reading. Currently, at one week from treatment I am .2 to .3 at the three foot range with no reading at all once you get out to about six feet away.

Your lead apron is a great idea!

Let's keep in touch.

I will do my two week readings in a week and let you know for comparison if you will send me your email.

Reading about this treatment and talking with thr Dr's I was told to drink lots of liquids and urinate as much as possible, more than usual to evacuate the product.
So, is he urinating mire then usual

Esp the first few days, I encouraged my Dad to drink more fluids. He has extensive cancer in his left pelvis, and thus has difficulty walking, needing a cane. Don't know for sure how much he drank, and how much more he is urinating, but I did encourage him to have more than usual.