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What is the "testosterone blocking med" that is being added to your tx protocol, if you...

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Discussion: Post prostatectomy: What do rising PSA levels mean?

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Posted: May 30, 2023

Friend who had seeds died a few years later I had 40 radiations best process as...

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Discussion: What are the Odds No Cancer Ever Returns After a radical prostatectomy

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Oct 26, 2022

One more side effect is that my red blood counts are all low and borderline anemic...

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Discussion: Lupron Depot: Weakness and instability side effects

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Posted: Sep 17 9:26am

My results after one month of Orgovyx (started second bottle yesterday)....testosterone dropped from 582 to 2.5,...

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Discussion: One month of Orgovyx completed

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Posted: Sep 11 7:19am

I started on Firmagon (Degarelix) in 2021 because I was in a precarious situation after my...

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Discussion: Stage 4 Prostate Cancer and Hormone Therapy quit working

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Posted: 3 days ago

Have his testosterone level checked. He should not feel lethargic unless maybe he is depressed. You...

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Discussion: Cognitive Impairment Amongst Prostate Cancer patients.

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Posted: Dec 23, 2023

The photon radiation killed most of cancer cells. It does not get them all. I was...

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Discussion: Had Radical Prostatectomy last week: What are next steps?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Aug 17, 2022

In patients with serum testosterone castrate levels, hormone-refractory prostate cancer is defined as 2-3 consecutive rises...

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Discussion: Stage 4 metastasis prostate cancer: Anyone had Lupron shots?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Apr 5, 2023

Wow, you've given me lots of homework. Thanks. Yes, my PSA is checked every 3 months....

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Discussion: "Stages" of cancer? Testosterone? Are these important?

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Posted: May 29 10:06am

I had Lupron injection ($5K) and 6 months later I could barely get out of bed....

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Discussion: Post therapy Testosterone

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Aug 13 4:37pm

Aug 2024 quarterly testing: PSA < .02 negative or undetectable That is the 4th quarterly test...

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Discussion: Share your test results (if you'd like)

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Posted: Aug 27 8:15pm

There are 2 forms of ADT. One surgical, one chemical. READ ALL YOU CAN. i chose...

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Discussion: Apalutamide vs abiraterone: which is more effective?

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Posted: Jun 13 6:28pm

My RO at Sloan told me that statins CAN affect PSA up to 10% - mostly...

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Discussion: Can Statins affect PSA test results?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Sep 7 7:37am

Colleen PSA almost undetectable, and testosterone at 7 (lowest reading). Side effects of therapy: Hot flushes...

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Discussion: Stage 4 PC Longevity: Anyone have prostate cancer more than 10 years?

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Posted: Jan 8 8:43pm

Case 14a continue Trelstar (similar to lupron) shots was pretty mild. Only serious item was lack...

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Discussion: list of 10+ years metastatic prostate survivor on lupron

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Dec 24, 2023

I'm on orgovyx and hadn't heard of this before. I'm not being test for testosterone but...

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Discussion: Husband not responding to ADT

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Jul 3, 2023

one year in, they always test for my psa but just recently, the last two months,...

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Discussion: "Stages" of cancer? Testosterone? Are these important?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: May 28 3:37pm

On orgovyx/zitiga 13 months Gleason 9 nodal involvement psa undectable since 3rd wk testosterone less than...

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Discussion: Orgovyx and Zytiga combined

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Posted: Apr 10 10:32am

The way my RO described it was like this. The ADT denies the cancer cells the...

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Discussion: Does ADT actually kill cancer cells?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Jul 3 6:57am

No reason to hit the panic button. You may want to consider having several more USPSA...

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Discussion: Post prostatectomy: What do rising PSA levels mean?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Sep 29, 2021

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