Hi-Risk/Recurrent/Advanced PrCa Video Chat, 1/5/26

by | Jan 7, 2026 | High Risk/Recurrent/Advanced, High Risk/Recurrent/Advanced Prostate Cancer, mHSPC, nmCRPC, Prostate Cancer, Recorded Groups, Uncategorized

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Hi-Risk/Recurrent/Advanced PrCa Video Chat, 1/5/26

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HEADSUP – another long session!

Editor’s Pick: Like London buses, topics come in clusters this week – post-surgery recurrence, and monotherapy daro

Topics Discussed

Recurrence 3+ months post-surgery is confusing given medical reports; sitting on hands post 2017 RRP has dire cinsequences; more rapid recurrence requires PSMA scan for younger Gent; low T post treatment raises question whether to force it castrate; oxybutinin manages hot sweats… ARSI makes no difference; Gent considers going from doublet to mono; recently diagnosed denovo Mx man learns he’s 5+4; should he keep one Pluvicto session in reserve?; get a DEXA scan before starting bone stregthener; can a layman read their PSMA scan?; is he ready for mono daro?; should a FAP (Fibroblast Activation Protein Inhibitor) scan be considered?; PSMA needed as PSA rises post IHT; connections between prostate and thyroid cancer; Gent resumes doublet but doesn’t watch PSA – more concerned with duration?!?

Chat

  •  Jim Stewart Reno, NV sent: 7:24 PM

    Family commitment have to sign off…Happy New Year everyone

  • Jim Marshall, Veteran, Alexandria, VA sent: 7:36 PM

    My solution for HOT FLASHES at night has been is even if the room is 55, I have a 12″ fan blowing directly on my face. This is done year round.

  • Paul Schomer sent: 7:50 PM

    I am not, no, Jim

  • RJ Smith (Seattle) sent: 7:50 PM

    NTD–will update next week on how Chemo#3 goes (docetaxel infusion tomorrow, fingers crossed).

  • Thomas Matica sent: 8:07 PM

    Leaving the meeting. Thanks to everyone. Happy New Year.

  • Jim Marshall, Veteran, Alexandria, VA sent: 8:11 PM

    Eric – When you are fatigued, go out and exericse despite the body telling you NOT!!!!

  • S. Datta sent: 8:14 PM

    FAPI (Fibroblast Activation Protein Inhibitor)

  • Larry Schuller – Alaska sent: 8:18 PM

    It is not crazy to want your testosterone back. Intermittent ADT can do that and it is showing promise as a tactic. Bipolar ADT (BAT) is a little crazier, but has some promise also. If you want to go wild, check out Dr Robert Gatenby’s work at Moffit in Florida. Intersesting stuff there.

  • John G. sent: 8:19 PM

    https://clinicalimagingscience.org/fibroblast-activation-protein-targeted-radiopharmaceuticals-recent-trends-in-cancer-diagnosis/

  • AnCan – rick sent: 8:20 PM

    PSMA + BCR trial https://www.clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05588128

  • Jeffrey Green sent: 8:23 PM

    Jay Mills Chatanooga- Though I didn’t follow the whole conversation, I heard you say something to the effect of, “I may have mets all over the place, in addition to what shows on PSMA.”

  • Barry Blomquist sent: 8:28 PM

    Have to jump – thanks everyone. Happy New Year

  • Eric Curtis sent: 8:30 PM

    Thanks all – gotta go

  • Jeffrey Green sent: 8:31 PM

    Got to start winding down here. Thanks for all you guys. See you next time.

  • Len sent: 8:34 PM

    Source is AI: Bidirectional Risk: Men diagnosed with thyroid cancer have a roughly 28% to 30% higher risk of later being diagnosed with prostate cancer compared to the general population. Conversely, men with prostate cancer are more likely to be diagnosed with thyroid cancer.

  • Robert sent: 8:35 PM

    Thanks Len. I read the same thing.

  • dan-s sent: 8:49 PM

    Thanks all… another good session. Have to sign off for the evening. Happy New Year…

  • Jay T in MN sent: 8:50 PM

    My hospital was charging the insurance company about $20,000.

  • gary peters sent: 8:50 PM

    I did not know this about thyroid C and PC. Thank you.

  • Jon McPhee Toronto sent: 8:50 PM

    Do a PSA test once a month. Cheap. PSMA/PET is expensive and harder to get.

  • Jay T in MN sent: 8:51 PM

    I “only” had to pay $1000 for my portion of PET PMSA