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I have prostate cancer that has returned to my pelvis bone, and my PSA reading is high. I had a radical prostatectomy 14 years ago and have been taking X-geva injections, Casodex, and Stracyt pills. My PSA levels fluctuate between 59 and 116. I feel fine and have no pains except for lower back pain likely due to osteoporosis. I have had radiation treatment on my pelvis, but I am not aware of the stage or grade of my cancer. I am looking for treatments that can help lower my PSA and control or eliminate the cancer, other than hormonal treatments. What other treatments are available?
June 11th, 2023
My 14-year-old daughter has developed a slightly painful lump approximately 1.5 cm behind her right ear. There is also another smaller lump below it. Both lumps are round, hard, and feel bone-like. The larger lump has been present for over two years without causing any problems. Ten days ago, she received the MMR booster injection and the tetanus, diphtheria, and polio vaccine. Today, she discovered the smaller lump. Could the lumps be connected to the vaccines, or do you have any other ideas?
May 21st, 2024
I was born in October 1989 and have never menstruated. Is there a solution to this and why is it happening?
May 9th, 2023
Can milk of magnesia help psoriasis if applied topically?
March 4th, 2023
Does my tonsils look normal, and can a 26-year-old smoker get tonsil cancer?
June 29th, 2024
If I am experiencing pain on the left side of my neck, my left arm, and slightly to the left in my chest, along with jelly-like legs and wobbliness when walking, should I go to the hospital?
March 31st, 2024