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I had my prostate cancer treated with proton radiation (with ADT) during April-May 2021. After making...

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Discussion: Do I need a Urologist?

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Posted: Jan 31 6:55am

@brianjarvis It's great to hear that you were able to continue to lift weights, run and...

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Discussion: RARP vs RT plus ADT for Gleason 8 with cribiform and high Decipher

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Posted: Jan 28 8:41pm

@tallbob I saw Scholz for 14 years starting in 2012 with a very small amount of...

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Discussion: Dr said Good news Bad news

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Posted: Jan 28 2:35pm

I was pretty much the same. PSA 30, October started ADT. By December PSA dropped to...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1491688/

Discussion: Is an ADT Treatment PSA Drop From 25 to 0.63 in 2.5 months Fast?

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Posted: Jan 27 9:34am

@dietzpagan 2.5 years after I started zytiga, I became castrate resistant, Which means the ADT drug...

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Discussion: Weighing the cancer risk reduction & quality-of-life cost of ADT?

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Posted: Jan 27 9:21am

Grab a cup of coffee or your favorite Old Fashioned, Manhattan, and read this. https://www.urotoday.com/conference-highlights/sociedad-colombiana-de-urologia-scu-colombia-2025/162647-scu-2025-evaluation-and-management-of-biochemical-recurrence-in-prostate-cancer.html?utm_source=newsletter_15016&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=how-psa-kinetics-are-reshaping-care-after-biochemical-recurrence. What...

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Discussion: High-risk recurrence at PSA 0.1 rather than wait for 0.2?

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Posted: Jan 26 11:46am

I had Oorgovyx/zytiga/prednisone testosterone and psa reduction wiped out 2.4 post surgery in 30 days to...

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Discussion: Dr said Good news Bad news

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Posted: Jan 25 2:10am

The standard of care when your PSA rises above .2, after having a prostatectomy, is that...

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Discussion: BCR, Eligard, and a long trip... what do you think?

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Posted: Jan 24 12:57pm

@jc76 Wouldn’t your PSA be suppressed by ADT? Did Proton therapy and my first 3 month...

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Discussion: Learned Something New Last Week

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Posted: Jan 23 8:27am

Just had quarterly check with medical oncologist on 1/20/26. Psa had been undetectable since 4/23 when...

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Discussion: Learned Something New Last Week

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Posted: Jan 21 4:18am

@readandlearn The thing is with all the online advanced prostate cancer meetings I go to. the...

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Discussion: PC treatment: Prostatectomy or Proton Beam Therapy

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Posted: Jan 20 6:06pm

I had one HDR procedure as a "boost" to 25 daily IMRT sessions and six months...

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Discussion: HDR Brachytherapy as monotherapy treatment experiences

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Posted: Jan 20 10:56am

@texan1961 In my case my decipher score (genetic test) put me at a low risk. If,...

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Discussion: Radiation + ADT

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Posted: Jan 18 7:55am

Congratulations, I also am marking my third year this year. So far, other than side effects...

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Discussion: 3 year anniversary: PSA remains undetectable

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Posted: Jan 17 2:30pm

@jeffy1 Yes. First noticed above undetectable and urologist suggested not to worry. Then went to monthly...

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Discussion: Boys, sometimes this gets me down

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Posted: Mar 1 8:55pm

@stephenz, I did intermittent ADT for my Gleason 9 prostate cancer at age 71. So far,...

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Discussion: What are the risks and benefits of Intermittent ADT?

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Posted: Feb 27 9:52am

I know a lot of people who have gone on vacations from ADT. They normally do...

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Discussion: What are the risks and benefits of Intermittent ADT?

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Posted: Feb 26 3:37pm

Also, while the PSMA-PET scan is more sensitive than other alternatives (e.g. bone scan, CT+contrast, MRI+contrast),...

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Discussion: Inconsistent diagnosis?

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Posted: Feb 25 10:21am

well just keep your cool- you may have some ups and downs but think positive..I am...

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Discussion: Waiting is the worst part

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Posted: Feb 23 8:14pm

@ucla2025 To become castrate resistance, the PSA has to rise while on ADT. That usually takes...

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Discussion: PSA now .04. What might be next steps?

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Posted: Feb 20 6:56pm

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