Upcoming SBRT

Posted by gshep @gshep, 2 days ago

Upcoming SBRT. For those who have had SBRT and experienced, can you offer any advice for diet during this treatment period ? Can you discuss any side effects as the result of SBRT, during treatment and after treatment ? I’m hoping I made the right choice in choosing SBRT. Thank you

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It is my understanding that ADT
stops the clock as it were for
progression. It also sensitizes the prostate tissue to radiotherapy
by ‘67’% I read that the 2nd gen ADT Nubeca (dorsolimab) sp? further sensitizes to 100%. However the approval of that 2nd drug may require meeting certain
criteria PSA>20?, etc.

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@thmssllvn

It is my understanding that ADT
stops the clock as it were for
progression. It also sensitizes the prostate tissue to radiotherapy
by ‘67’% I read that the 2nd gen ADT Nubeca (dorsolimab) sp? further sensitizes to 100%. However the approval of that 2nd drug may require meeting certain
criteria PSA>20?, etc.

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Yes, ADT does stop the Metastasis from growing And can also shrink them. It doesn’t work forever, however. Most people on it for a long time become castrate resistant and have to move on to other drugs or other treatments.

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@jeffmarc

Yes, ADT does stop the Metastasis from growing And can also shrink them. It doesn’t work forever, however. Most people on it for a long time become castrate resistant and have to move on to other drugs or other treatments.

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Dr. Scholz also commented that 1st and 2nd generation ADTs work better than either alone. That was to related to mets not tissue sensitization to primary whole gland radiotherapy.

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@thmssllvn

Dr. Scholz also commented that 1st and 2nd generation ADTs work better than either alone. That was to related to mets not tissue sensitization to primary whole gland radiotherapy.

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Did he possibly say ADT and the second generation ARSIs (ending in "-lutamide", like Apalutamide or Enzalutamide)? Those definitely work better together, as many studies have demonstrated.

They're all hormone therapy, but they work differently: ADT like Lupron or Orgovyx blocks testosterone production, while ARSI blocks testosterone reception by the cancer cells, so you're attacking it at both ends.

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