Hi-Risk/Recurrent/Advanced PCa Video Chat, May 28, 2024

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Editor’s pick: Hot takes on hot flashes; many thoughts on healthy eating. (bn) 
Topics discussed 
Mysterious hormone issue means he needs to take hydrocortisone on top of his Lupron — any problem?; off ADT, but hot flashes linger; Veozah might help, if you can get it — Dr. E is looking into a trial; tofu and ground flax tame his hot flashes; and then there’s estradiol — see our webinar with Richard Wassersug; disappointed by doc’s change of heart on a drug holiday — and her prediction that his testosterone will never exceed 100; holding off on prostatectomy while he amasses data; how to stay away from unhealthy “ultraprocessed” food; there isn’t just one healthy diet — it depends on what you need; more thoughts on a paper that appears to advocate wider chemo use; despite stellar author lists, some papers are the work of a hired medical writer; he’s on the borderline of chemo eligibility and not eager to cross over.
Chat Log
[Waiting for name] · 6:17 PM
camera won’t work now. going to try leaving and coming back
Dr. Jeff · 6:30 PM
fezolinetant
AnCan  – rick  · 6:32 PM
Veozah is commercial name
Jerry Grimes, Brighton, MI · 6:38 PM
low dose estradiol patches can also help reduce hot flashes, but that’s usually in the setting of very low, to no, testosterone.  0.025 to 0.05 mg/day patches.  Look up Dr . Wassersug for more.
Unknown  · 6:40 PM
Soy Isoflavones by Life Extension
THOMAS  Matica · 6:44 PM
Sage tea (and others) for hot flashes from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine   https://ccnmicc.ca/hot-flash-support-prostate-cancer It does have some side effects, so do your research.   Thomas
Julian – Houston · 7:03 PM
https://www.mskcc.org/nomograms/prostate
AnCan  – rick · 7:04 PM
Tx Julian – you beat me to it.
Dr. Jeff · 7:15 PM
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Richard Fiske · 7:17 PM
Thanks.
Unknown · 7:22 PM
Hack Your Health: The Secrets of Your Gut is a great Netflix documentary
Frank Fabish Columbus OH · 7:57 PM
Got to go guys. Thanks for tonight.