Prostate Cancer: Discussions | Page 41

I was diagnosed with PC in 2020 and had a prostatectomy in in 2021. I had...

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Discussion: Husband, 71, given one year at best...

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: May 19, 2023

I just finished 12 months of Orgovyx, came off it on 4 April. I took mine...

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Discussion: Orgovyx extreme fatigue side effects

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Apr 24 7:10am

I was on Firmagon for the first 2 1/2 years, then switched to Orgovyx a couple...

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Discussion: Can I Manage Testosterone w/ ORGOVYX and Skip Radiation?

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Posted: Jul 1 5:59pm

The pain in my back wasn't horrible, but the balance problems were really getting me. The...

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Discussion: 11 anniversaries since diagnosis of stage 4 prostate cancer

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Posted: Jun 18 7:32am

I find this discussion very relevant. My most recent PSA was 0.08 on 1/5/2024. It was...

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Discussion: Rising PSA's after treatment - an answer

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Posted: Jan 9 9:26pm

PSA can vary, particularly with USPSA. Here's my clinical history, as you can see, while I...

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Discussion: Biochemical rerrurrence after SRT

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Posted: Jul 24, 2023

Not ranting; quite valid expressions of some of the challenges, disappointments and successes. Congratulations on your...

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Discussion: What is the average age of the gentlemen on here?

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Posted: Jan 7, 2023

Much like the OP (milans), I'm 71, Gleason 9, Stage 2; PSMA PET Scan shows no...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1044221/

Discussion: Radical prostatectomy (RP) vs radiation post age 70

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Posted: Apr 2 12:46pm

okiedokie555, ADT stops the tumor from growing, and often shrinks the tumor. Because you are intermediate...

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Discussion: My PSA is 5.3, Gleason (3+4) 7 and Decipher .61. Do I need ADT?

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Posted: May 17 9:08pm

Hammer101: Best wishes for good PSA news next week. My last preop PSA was taken 4...

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Discussion: PSA remains after treatment (surgery, Eligard and radiation)

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Mar 4, 2023

Great news about the switch to Orgovyx. Hopefully that will be a game changer. I’m 3...

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Discussion: Is this true?

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Posted: Aug 5 12:33pm

I thought I’d update my post for the possible benefit of others regarding Abiraterone (Zytiga) and...

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Discussion: Anyone experiencing nausea/vomiting with Abiraterone?

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Posted: May 11 3:16pm

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Discussion: Radiation + ADT

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Posted: Feb 13 11:49am

What a great post. My situation is similar to yours. I have a mutation where P53...

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Discussion: Confusing Messaging about Prostate Cancer

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Posted: Sep 13 9:16am

I just started taking Orgovyx and after about 5 days I began experiencing issues with heart...

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Discussion: Zytiga and Orgovyx: What helps side effects, fatigue and disinterest?

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Posted: Aug 13, 2023

Oh early on in all my research I read about Orgovyx. It seemed like a no...

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Discussion: Rising PSA's after treatment - an answer

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Dec 27, 2023

Thank you so much for sharing your own experiences. I was only on ADT for 24...

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Discussion: Can we talk about boobs please? Man Boobs. ADT induced gynecomastia.

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Posted: Apr 3 11:22am

....Functional medicine doctors use a more holistic approach to treat chronic conditions. This includes taking your...

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Discussion: Ivermectin for Prostate Cancer? (Being studied)

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Posted: Aug 9 9:04am

I personally wouldn't pay much attention to the unproven supplements, unless you have too much money...

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Discussion: Testosterone recovery after ADT

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Oct 16 12:31pm

PSA is much easier than a colonoscopy...no preparation, no sedation, no risk of side effects ....

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Discussion: Do you tell others now to get a PSA?

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Posted: Mar 23 11:21am