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@heavyphil I hadn't thought of that. That helps explain why they'll MRI a broken wrist as...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1521738/

Discussion: Widespread Skeletal Metastatic

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Posted: Mar 7 11:37am

@northoftheborder There is some logic to starting with abiraterone. If you get on abiraterone first It...

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Discussion: ARSI PR wars: Nubeqa (Bayer) vs Erleada (J & J) lawsuit

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Posted: Mar 2 4:49pm

@asgmiami1 It is really easy to order new PSA test in any local lab , it...

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Discussion: PSA spike over a year. Seeking knowledge.

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Posted: Mar 2 4:34pm

Even if it is the Big C, prostate cancer is one of the slowest-growing. For me,...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1517373/

Discussion: PSA spike over a year. Seeking knowledge.

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Posted: Mar 1 5:14pm

Does anybody know approximately how long it takes for severe arrhythmias to calm down, after you...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1532196/

Discussion: Do ALL men get side effects from Lupron shots?

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Posted: Mar 21 2:30pm

After two years, it’s a good time to take a break and see if your PSA...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1533921/

Discussion: Just finished 2 yrs of eligard + xtandi. Need advice!

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Posted: Mar 23 9:49pm

@michaelcharles My first PSA following salvage radiation was at three months. It dropped down to undetectable....

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Discussion: Finished radiaiton therapy and 18 months of orgovyx

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Posted: 4 days ago

Yes, but since we all react differently to hormones, a month might not be long enough...

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Discussion: Finished radiaiton therapy and 18 months of orgovyx

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Posted: 4 days ago

@ucfron I am 30 months or 2.5 years post Tulsa Pro. Just prior to Tulsa Pro...

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Discussion: Tulsa Pro and Insurance

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Posted: 1 day ago

@edinmaryland Ed, I was thinking - since you have so much inflammation and infection going on...

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Discussion: Bahhhhhh, uPSA going up : / ...

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Posted: Mar 14 2:21pm

Orgovyx and Biclutamide can work to keep the cancer from growing with fewer side effects. I...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1526211/

Discussion: Anyone had treatment: Bicalutamide, Orgovyx for stage 3C?

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Posted: Mar 13 4:21pm

@robertov Thanks! I have metastasic cancer, so it's not applicable to my situation, but we've known...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1525481/

Discussion: Optimal Duration of Hormone Therapy

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Posted: Mar 12 4:05pm

Ok…I have prostate cancer…hormone therapy is not effective any more in controlling my PSA level…it’s at...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1525414/

Discussion: The long middle stretch

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Posted: Mar 12 1:49pm

@retiredboomer71 I've been on monthly PSA tests for five years, ever since the first PSA rise...

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Discussion: Article: Half dose prostate drugs ‘controls cancer minus side effects

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Posted: Mar 11 11:03am

Just dropping Orgovyx would probably be a good thing to try now. Check with your doctor...

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Discussion: Article: Half dose prostate drugs ‘controls cancer minus side effects

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Posted: Mar 9 9:42pm

@jeffmarc I am not near as knowledgeable about the PC drugs and combos as you are,...

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Discussion: Article: Half dose prostate drugs ‘controls cancer minus side effects

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Posted: Mar 9 8:54pm

@ctsenior I know that PSMA-PET is very popular in the U.S., for various reasons (mostly health-related...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1521146/

Discussion: Widespread Skeletal Metastatic

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Posted: Mar 6 3:08pm

@sbd When someone is on ADT, their PSA may not get much below 20. If you...

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Discussion: Opinion wanted on PSA result

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Posted: Mar 2 11:15am

@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

Although I did not have a Decipher Score, my PSA went from 0.01 in Sept 2019...

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Discussion: Detectable PSA now at 0.22 after RP in Nov 2018

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Posted: Mar 17 9:12am

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