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Stories of Advanced Prostate Cancer Remissions | Ask a Prostate Cancer Expert, Mark Scholz, MD
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2020
- PCRI's CEO, Alex Scholz, asks medical oncologist, Mark Scholz, MD, about patients who have had their disease controlled after being diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer.
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Dire diagnosis at age 57, Dx in 2012 with PSA of 71.5 with 5 bone mets, Stage 4, 4+3, given 3-4 years to live. Currently PSA undetectable at 0.014 no bone pain, no radiation, just Zytiga treatment since 2014!. In remission since 2014 , so 7 years, working on that 20 year mark! Thanks PCRI for these discussions , and HOPE!!!
Hi mate, that’s very good news, where did you receive this treatment?
From where did you receive the zytiga treatment...please share the details
@@swagatabanerjee1960 Cancer Treatment Centers of America in Goodyear Arizona, but going now to the City of Hope, Duarte, Ca.
Amazing mate you are kicking cancers ass👍
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My dad died from prostate cancer in May of this year. When he was diagnosed he was at stage 4 with widespread bone metastasis. His urologist diagnosed him with BPH and never did a biopsy. He had two urolift surgeries and I believe 100% it spread the cancer all over his body. I am so heartbroken. My dad didn't deserve to die this way. He was the best father a daughter could ask for. He should have died with prostate cancer and not from it. Men beware!!! Do not have the Urolift procedure without demanding a biopsy be done first.
My condolences. My father also died in Oct last year from advanced prostate cancer. Did your father do treatments when it was diagnosed at stage 4?.
I was diagnosed June 2021. My PSA was 206. I have cancer outside my prostate and into my lymphnodes. Luckily not into my bones. After stomach hormone blockers in one month dropped to 4.1 then next month to 4.4. Was put on Erleada and dropped to 0.04. Thanks for the videos very uplifting
What treatment did you take thanks
My father's PSA level is 80 ng/ml is it spread in bones???
That's absolutely awesome.... How are you now my husband has it in his lymph nodes also on hormone therapy for the past 3 months back at hospital for testing on the 1st of August
Glad to hear advanced disease is not hopeless. I did radiation treatments 11 years ago, then cryo-surgery twice and now am on Luperon and Xtandii with a Gleason of 9. Keeping our fingers crossed that this combo works.
My father has also prostate bone mets plzzzzz tell me can he survive
@@glamup2013he is alive???plz tell me
Thanks for your hopeful message. Means more than you can ever know.
Thank you for these uplifting videos. It helps so much to hear positive stories from professionals.
Thanks for spreading hope...😁
Thank you for some much needed hope!
this channel is such a great find.
thank you for your thorough and gentle messages.
Luv u all, keep helping others,its the thing to do, God will surely bless U!
💜 Message filled with live and hope . Thk you
Nice to hear that there are hope even a advance cancer. If theres a will there a way as what they said as long as your breathing there still hope. There are people who are living and fighting with their cronic cancer in years as my sister.
Thank you. We love you back!
Hope Dr Scholls sees this maybe give some advice.,?
There's a special place for people like DR Scholls and his assistant for sharing there knowledge and wisdom. ,,
sound familiar?Pray hard!
Thank you. I needed this.
Thank you for sharing information.
This gives me great hope that at 55 I'll see a few more years . Thank you
Great video
🙂👍
I believe you can see a LOT more years.
I do hope so .👍🙂
@@colinbrashier4408 stop feeding the disease and start building your immune system. Let everything that enters your body be nutrition, speak and think wellness to your body, always believe.
Hi Colin, you can do a lot more than a few! Friend of mine diagnosed at 60 with advanced stage prostate cancer spread to the lymph nodes, pelvis, lower back, hips and ribs and with treatment is still going nine years on and lives a normal life lots of holidays still works part time even! Stay strong mate.
@@southwest3369 Thanks South West. Nine years is amazing, fair play to your friend and thanks for your post.
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Diagnosed with Gleason 9 four months ago. Still waiting for treatment to begin. AMA
Very hopeful thanks doc..
Yes
Love you Dr Scholl(?) ..and assistant. Thank you.
PSA over 4,000 ..drop into teens ..but rising fast near 1,000 now. Any recommendations?
When I was diagnosed with 4th stage prostate cancer my PSA was over 4000
Now with the therapy I’ve been on which is 1000 mg of zytiga per day without food and one hormone shot of fermagon per month
Best wishes
I take that I am going to have to continue androgen deprivation therapy even though I have endured 24 months of it and it's side effects which is muscle weakness in my thighs.
My first PCA test was 655.50 then I tested it a week later and it was down to 434.4 my doctor said he’s never seen a PSI test come back this high before he thought it was a mistake but retesting it went down a little bit, but not a lot. Have you experienced this or seen any psi’s this high?
Interesting. I've been diagnosed at stage 3b. Original PSA of 6000 with lymph node spread into groin and abdomen. Been on Zytiga for one month. PSA now 78. My oncologist has given me a 5 year average survival rate. Apart from this I'm very fit and healthy. I'm 73. Can't see where the 20 year survival comes from? More detail would be nice. I'm in the UK.
My father's PSA level is 80 ng/ml is it spreaded in bones please guide me....
@@factfactory3663he is alive??
Will you please tell me what are the best food to take and what to avoid including drinks. Thank you.
My brothers prostate cancer was not detected until it had spread and effected his urinary system. He now has two tubes which come out his back to drain urine and the doctors suspect the cancer might have spread to his bones. He gets kidney infections and I wonder if he can still get hormone therapy? Thank You, God Bless.
I am 29 years old, with stage 4A prostate cancer. Gleason 8, PSA 200, my oncologist said cancer spread to pelvic lymph node.
Yes I am 29 years old. Currently on Lupron and chemo. What is expected for me at my age? What are my chances?
How r u now??
Stay hopeful Jaime. Go to Center of Excellence, for better results
thank you
My PSA is relatively low, 3.9, but my back hurts. Been on Lupron for a few years. Getting a little scared here.
Get a PET scan!
I perfere non-traditonal approaches to treating prostate cancer!!
My PSA is 3.6 but sometimes my back hurts also. Whenever I get checked it's muscle related pain or something else. I firmly believe the body will repair itself as it is supplied with the necessary nutrients. Keep moving forward and always believe.
Thank you for all the great videos. Is PCRI's CEO any relation to Dr Scholz?
Hi. Could you please ask the Doctor his view on which treatment is better for advanced prostate cancer (T4 stage) for a 54 year old man as a first-line treatment. Ezalutamide tablet (to take 4x daily) or Docetaxel chemotherapy (once every 3 weeks). We must decide between these two and are very confused on what to go for. This treatment will be concurrent with the hormone injection (every 3 months) which has already started.
Thank you
Hello, our prostate cancer helpline may be able to help with your question. Please feel free to contact us here: pcri.org/helpline
I wish I never did chemo for mine. It's not curative in stage 4. For me and most people in our shoes it just makes it come back more aggressive. If you're only 54 I would fast. Fast often and ketogenic diet when not water fasting. There are several people who have had total remission after doing this. Look at Dr. Berg channel where he interviewed Guy Tennenbaum and others who did this.
hi Im Jeff, I have been taking ezalutamide and lupron shot. Cancer is in my bones and lungs. my psa went from 33 to .019 and pain is gone. I also had surgery 15 year ago to remove the prostate. This is a reacurance of the cancer. Iam very happy with these meds
@@lisameteiver386 hi can i have your mail id, my father also has prostate cancer with bone metastasis Gleason 7 4+3 would just like to know about your experience
THank you
Thanks..
Yr feelings on parp inhibitors.
Mike, here are some videos we have posted on PARP inhibitors:
Genetic Testing and Parp Inhibitors Explained | Celestial Higano, MD & Mark Moyad, MD, MPH: ua-cam.com/video/Tl3rFWcmQx0/v-deo.html
Rucaparib and Olaparib: Two New Treatments Approved for Advanced Prostate Cancer: ua-cam.com/video/VooEJpiqmiI/v-deo.html
2020 In Review: Olaparib & Rucaparib, FDA Approval | Ask a Prostate Expert, Mark Scholz, MD: ua-cam.com/video/bVn8mqx3PZI/v-deo.html
I had genetic testing i am not qualified for parps. Standard ADT or Albutirone or Zytiga for me. My clinic goes through MD Anderson.
They also have permissions by their affiliate to use immunotherapy.
In a refractory reacurance.
When you say 99% survival in five years, do you mean the cohort that chooses treatment appropriately as medically indicated? What about those who refuse medically indicated treatment, and do nothing even with high risk disease?
I will add your question to our list for future videos. Those numbers are for patients who are treated. I am not sure if there are any studies, especially high-quality prospective ones, on people who are not treated because it would likely be deemed unethical, but maybe Dr. Scholz knows of something and can give a better answer.
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In one month PSA rose from 9 to 20 but I felt quite healthy. Why?
How much is it now ?
My husband is 61 year old and has been recently diagnosed with high volume tumor but only on right side - PSa of 7 but Gleason score of 9. Scary. Clean psma pet . Cancer only on right side. No sigh of metastatic cancer from psma pet and bone scan and mri. But the tumor is pressing on the capsule of the prostrate. He is Thin and fit and active. Too young for the awful side effects of surgery or radiation. Thinking of trying nano knife from a clinic in Germany. They also do some form of chemo with the nano knife and some form of immunitherapy Td-1 blocker. What do you think? Cyber knife is a back up plan. Should know within 3 months if nano knife has worked. Also trying care oncology nutritional protocol . Thoughts ?? Is it worth tryin nano knife and delaying radiation for a few months ?? Or is that crazy risky ??
hi I also had gleason score of 9 with clean psma and mri, how is your husband doing if I may ask? God bless
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Understand your comment to a degree but when you have prostate cancer it is in no way a holiday.
It's a holiday is not a caring thing to say.
My father has a gleason of 5 his psa was 4.6 we did beam radiation and we are doing hormone therapy it has not spread he is a stage 2 is there any more we can do ? It has been 2 weeks from the last radiation treatment but the Dr doesn't seem like it's not going to come right back he keeps saying it's an aggressive form just looking for some feedback thank you
99 percent survival hasn't been told to me here in Indiana. Thanks,,
Not me either. Lupron worked for me for about 7 years. Zytiga for a few months. Xtandi didn't work at all
@@bobbarker5884are u alive ???
Are u alive??
You are doing a tremendous service.
Is it possible to be cured from cancer using fruits veggies herbs etc?
Minister of religion.
It doesn't do any harm try. That's what I'm doing. Foraging for my organic fix. Free immune boost.
Yeah, the “natural” fruits and vegetables worked out so well for Steve Jobs, didn’t it?
His cancer was curable with proper meds. But no, he went the fruit route.
He effectively killed himself.