Newbie: Can anyone point me in the right direction?

This should help...
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/prostate-cancer-related-abbreviations-what-acronym-would-you-add/
And welcome and so sorry you had to join our club.

well you are welcome here..finding this site last yr helped me immensely..lots of good knowledge here..I am also Stage IV ( 2 pelvic lymph nodes) and been on orgovyx and nubeqa for 9 months...

share anything you want here...we are all fighting the same battle...good luck !

Orgovyx and nubeqa, strong side effects for me. I was taking them both in the morning. 4 days ago l switched to nubeqa in the morning and orgovyx at bedtime. The side effects have calmed down a little. Does anybody else do it this way?

@sww50, welcome newbie. Let me show you around a bit.

I see @mjp0512 shared the link to the prostate cancer abbreviations listing:
- Prostate cancer-related abbreviations: What acronym would you add? https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/prostate-cancer-related-abbreviations-what-acronym-would-you-add/
There are a lot of abbreviations, which can be hard to navigate as a newbie. There's a steep learning curve with any new diagnosis. But once you get integrated into the club no one wants to join, you'll start slinging around the acronyms like PSA, NED, ADT, like the best of them.

As you get started, you'll find the group search function will help you find topics relevant to your questions. For example, here are all the discussions related to "orgovyx and nubeqa"
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/search/discussions/
Find out more tips in the Help Center https://connect.mayoclinic.org/help-center/

Sorry to hear about your situation.
Prostate Cancer Foundation pcf.org has free Patient Guides hard copy or download.
One Guide is for advanced PCa.
Best wishes .