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JNF

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The Last Mile

May God bless him and all his family and friends. Rest In Peace....

12/2/2019 12:11 AM

Prostate Cancer
Dignity Undefined

I don’t know which warning was worse...... “You will feel a little pressure”.....or “this may be cause a little discomfort”.....and then Click.....there goes another sample. So glad that is behind...

12/1/2019 5:40 AM

Prostate Cancer
Second Biopsy, Gleason 8. Treatment?

Like you, I was high risk. I used a combination of High Dose Rate brachytherapy and external beam radiation (IMRT) and extended the radiation to include the pelvic lymph nodes. The radiation therapy...

11/28/2019 9:35 AM

Prostate Cancer
Bone Metastases

Thanks for the post, very interesting. This stuff doesn’t seem to be getting any easier....

11/27/2019 2:01 PM

Prostate Cancer
TURP

Also look at the Green Light laser. Investigate all the BPH treatments....

11/27/2019 7:39 AM

Prostate Cancer
OT: What will we die from in the future?

Let me guess.......old age, whatever that means....

11/25/2019 5:18 PM

Prostate Cancer
OT - do you smoke?

Never cigarettes. An occasional cigar maybe one very four years. Didn’t ever inhale....

11/25/2019 5:16 PM

Prostate Cancer
Prostate size, BPH & the decision: RALP or RT?

You can also use proscar. It predates Avodart and is available in a generic form. Could be less expensive....

11/25/2019 10:43 AM

Prostate Cancer
Prostate size, BPH & the decision: RALP or RT?

Great information. Often the concerns over prostate size and brachytherapy are expressed by non-experts, also known as urologists. You must always get the proper assessment from the specific provider...

11/25/2019 4:19 AM

Prostate Cancer
Prostate size, BPH & the decision: RALP or RT?

You can significantly shrink the prostate by taking Avodart. This is a common treatment for BPH and can help you prepare for brachytherapy. Reduction of 35-50% is common in a few months. As you...

11/23/2019 10:31 PM

Prostate Cancer
PSA 700

His reaction to Lupron is not conditioned on the duration of the shot. So the MD is a bit out of his league here. The only difference between the shot lengths is the frequency they must be...

11/20/2019 4:55 PM

Prostate Cancer
Is anyone her with Brain met

I remember there have a few been members here with cranial Mets, but not recently. Any distant met is bad. I suggest you also go to www.yananow.org. It may provide you with specific information from...

11/20/2019 4:05 PM

Prostate Cancer
Inter-operation Frozen Sections (IFS)

Have you also had assessments from radiation oncologists regarding radiation as the primary therapy? With a G8 there is an increased probability that surgery alone will not be successful requiring...

11/20/2019 3:58 PM

Prostate Cancer
RALP or Radiation? CA/WA surgeons?

I was high risk as you can see. Three surgeons all said no to surgery as they held a high probability of failure that would require salvage radiation. My nomograms indicated a 99% probability of...

11/20/2019 12:32 PM

Prostate Cancer
SBRT 3-1/2 yrs. out

I have often seen that it is preferred to reach a PSA nadir of .50 following radiation as the initial treatment and not accompanied by ADT. So far you have reached .83, so fairly close so far. Plus,...

11/20/2019 10:58 AM

Prostate Cancer



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