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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate Cancer / February 2007

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What was your experience after IMRT/IGRT monotherapy?05 Feb 2007 23:06 GMT3
I am currently in the midst of my EBRT (actually SBRT monotherapy, no
seeds or drugs), and do not have any SEs at all thus far. For those
that have completed IMRT/IGRT, other than fatigue mentioned midway
through by some people, can you share your experience of when SEs
psa levels after brachytherapy05 Feb 2007 20:18 GMT4
My husband had prostate cancer last year. He is 61, Gleason 3+4 and he
was a either a t-1-c or a t-2-b, depending on which doc we talked to.
On 8/8/06 he had Cesium 131 seed implantation with no other treatment.
Pre-brachytherapy his PSA was  6.1 On 10/10/06 (2 months post seeds)
42 year old guy with sudden jump in PSA05 Feb 2007 20:07 GMT30
Hello, everyone:
My name is Wayne, and I am concerned about my recent psa and % free
psa readings.
I am 42 years old and have had PSA tests for the past 7 years that
Recipe05 Feb 2007 17:59 GMT1
A Healthy Curry receipt (As a departed fat lady would have said) LOTS of
Lycopeine and Capsaicin.
TWO versions, Veggie & Chicken - but the sauce is the same.
Made this afternoon - expecting visitors - this is enough for FOUR, but it's
More...05 Feb 2007 07:26 GMT1
http://www.nccn.org/professionals/physician_gls/PDF/prostate.pdf
External Beam Radiotherapy:
3D conformal or IMRT (intensity modulated radiation therapy) techniques
should be employed.
Recipe: Rich in Capsaicin05 Feb 2007 03:26 GMT9
Hope no-one minds me posting recipes that MIGHT be helpful.
If just one member of the group says that this is a distraction - I'll stop.
I'm formulating recipes as part of this project to get a Cycle Menu that
might be of some use for folks with Prostate Cancer.
Watchful waiting04 Feb 2007 07:33 GMT39
Hello again, greetings from Estonia, Europe.
I am interested in watchful waiting again.
Where is statistics about patients who have Gleason 7. How many years they
live?
Second opinions matter04 Feb 2007 03:44 GMT2
Finding a second opinion is very important, especially in treatment
and diagnosis of a cancer.  We just started a website with useful
resources (free and peer reviewed) to help you find a second opinion
for yourself or a loved one.  Thanks and if you need personalized help
chalk one up for the seed implants....03 Feb 2007 18:49 GMT2
Prostate Cancer Patients See High Survival Rates with Seed Implants      
   Thursday, 01 February 2007 FAIRFAX, VA (PRESS RELEASE) - More
than ninety percent of men who receive appropriate radiation dose levels
with permanent radiation seed implants to treat their prostate cancer
What do you do with your concentrated pomegranate juice?03 Feb 2007 18:27 GMT6
I just bought some concentrated pomegranate juice to check out. Its a
lot cheaper than the sweetened stuff, not to mention to less suger
content. How do -you- use it?
WSF
Post Prostatectomy Paraphernalia03 Feb 2007 18:07 GMT2
I'm off to sunny Cuba for a couple of weeks so I thought I should re-post
this before leaving.
I hope it is up-to-date with all the latest suggestions.
If not - sorry, I've been busy.
My clinical trial has been red flagged!03 Feb 2007 03:17 GMT3
Some of you may be curious about this latest development. The trial I
am talking about is one I've discussed before but I'll restate the
parameters for those who don't know. Two arms of a clinical trial I
began in May are, ADT (zoladex plus casodex) vs. ADT plus chemo
Re: Humor02 Feb 2007 23:38 GMT1
Leah wrote:
> Here is something we really enjoyed the other day courtesy of the
> Aussies (from google groups, "aus.humor" or something like that):
> FOR LEXOPHILES (LOVERS OF WORDS):
Help test an online tutorial for people coping with cancer02 Feb 2007 23:19 GMT5
We are seeking cancer patients and survivors for a research study to
test an online tutorial that teaches how to cope more effectively with
treatment for cancer.  The tutorial teaches information and skills
(such as relaxation and communication) that might be helpful during
diagnosis02 Feb 2007 21:18 GMT19
Greetings to all
Over the past four years my PSA has jumped up and down but recently hit 5.2
up from 4.5 a year ago.... my Gp referred me to a Urologist because of the
rising trend..the Uro ordered a Free PSA test, results expected in a few
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