Prostate Cancer: Discussions | Page 73

Davyde, Sorry to hear how fast your strictures and blockage are recurring. I can see why...

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Discussion: Optilume Balloon Treatment for Prostatic Strictures

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Posted: Sep 7, 2023

Thailand is a land of about 70mm and smart, very smart. Most Docs go to Ausi,...

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Discussion: Lupron: Anyone have muscle weakness and severe leg pain?

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Posted: Aug 25, 2023

I was told at my first consultation that the hormone treatment basically stops the growth as...

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Discussion: PSA after 20 Proton treatments

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Posted: Jul 30, 2023

Thanks, tonytiger. Is it local recurrences? bilateral inguinal and axillary lymph nodes.

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Discussion: BCR finding in PSMA test

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Posted: May 25, 2023

If you go to Mayo Rochester, ask to see Dr. Eugene Kwon if you are eligible....

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Discussion: Which Mayo location do you recommend for prostate cancer?

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Posted: Nov 10, 2024

The prostate cancer and the treatments/SEs really screwed up what was a great sex life. I've...

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Discussion: Sling (or other treatment/prodedure) for climaturia following RP

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Posted: Feb 3 6:47pm

Thanks for the input. Also wanted to pass along the latest AUA/ASTRO guidelines from 2024 for...

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Discussion: First detectable uPSA since surgery 14mos ago

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Posted: Feb 1 8:28pm

Hey TM91, Could you please tell us your age? Sometimes it is a huge factor in...

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Discussion: The Battle Begins

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Posted: Jan 24 6:10am

You're going to get lots of replies but no definitive answer. 🙂 The thing is, they...

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Discussion: Recently Diagnosed - Surgery or Radiation?

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Posted: Mar 23 8:10pm

If you have SBRT, you should try to have MRIdian SBRT (or equivalent) because it has...

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Discussion: Surgery or SBRT PSA 4.4; T1c.

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Posted: Apr 25 4:49pm

@mario326 here is what chatgpt answered when I asked it your question: Yes, side effects from...

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Discussion: Can radiationi side effects come in "waves"?

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Posted: Dec 15, 2024

@clandeboye1, Well, both in-laws were at an advanced age; and many much younger, active people die...

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Discussion: My Gleason score is 7 - 3+4. How long can I live without treatment?

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Posted: Jan 28 2:00pm

Agree with all of the above and it is only considered recurrent or returning if your...

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Discussion: Worried about recurrence years after radical retropubic prostatectomy

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Posted: Jan 21 7:33am

mikejf, agreed. Intermittent hormone therapy might not be good for some folks. But it might be...

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Discussion: Orgovyx as lifelong treatment

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Posted: Jan 31 10:39am

My PSA score that got the urologist's attention was 4.25. A follow-up MRI indicated two tumors,...

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Discussion: NanoKnife treatment & Medicare

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Posted: Nov 17, 2024

Hi 13Roadrunner, I was on lupron + abiraterone and prednisone for 24 months and had proton...

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Discussion: Testosterone- confused

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Posted: May 15 3:52pm

Doctors have recently pointed out that only 1/3 of recurring prostate cancer are in the prostate...

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Discussion: Slowly rising PSA 5.8 years since removal!!

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Posted: Apr 1 11:09am

NCCN recommendations seem to change overtime. The 2025 recommendations are not the same as earlier ones...

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Discussion: 72 hours out from robotic prostate surgery ..

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Posted: Jun 20 8:58pm

yea...I mean the protocol for PC ( biopsy and PET Scan confirmed) is basically the same...

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Discussion: just diagnosed 2 mos ago Gleason 8 2 lymph nodes

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Posted: Aug 13 12:29pm

The terms “remission” and “cure” are not yet well-defined for prostate cancer. “Cured” often “means dying...

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Discussion: Can prostate cancer ever go into remission?

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Posted: Jul 26 7:18am

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